Moscow Olympic Stadium 2011 (gig)

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Muse in front of the crowd's phrase
Muse show
Venue Olympic Stadium[1][2][3]
Date 22nd May 2011[1][2][3]
Location Moscow[1][2][3][4]
Country Russia
Songs Unknown
Support We are the scientists[source?]
Start (UTC+4) 19:00[3]
Capacity 36,000[source?]
Price (RUB) 1500+[2]
Sold out? Unknown




Confirmed on the 2nd of March,[1] this concert is one of three which purportedly were announced by a Russian newspaper in January.[4] Online ticket sale started on the 4th of March at 10:00, while physical sale started on the 7th.[1][2]

Megalomania was played for the second time in 2011, following the Saint Petersburg concert two days before, which had a similar set-list.

"Muse is in our hearts"

As Matthew Bellamy started playing the House of the Rising Sun instrumental, Dominic Howard noticed that fans on the tribunes had covered themselves with white and blue sheets of paper, which together formed the phrase "Muse is in our hearts". The trio had a photograph of themselves, with the phrase in the background, taken using Bellamy's iPhone. Howard mentioned that he would post the photograph on Twitter, which he did within an hour after the gig.[5][6]


Setlist

References

  1. a b c d e Muse to play in Russia and Ukraine (2011-03-02). Muse website. Retrieved 2011-03-04 from muse.mu.
  2. a b c d e 22 May 2011 — Olympiski Arena, Moscow, Russia (2011-03-02). Muse website. Retrieved 2011-03-04 from muse.mu[dead link].
  3. a b c d Muse, Москва (2011-03-0?). Partner. Retrieved 2011-03-04 from www.muzbilet.ru.
  4. a b Katty777. (2011-01-23). Russia and Ukraine in May 2011. MuseWiki. Retrieved 2011-01-23 from www.musewiki.org. [verify]
  5. Айдарка 'realMAcroS'. (2011-05-23). Muse [Flashmob Banner] Live in Moscow, Russia 22.05.2011. YouTube. Retrieved 2011-05-23 from www.youtube.com.
  6. Dominic Howard. (2011-05-22T22:51:34+0400). One of the best crowds eve .... Twitter. Retrieved 2011-05-23 from twitter.com.

See also


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