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While we know this gig was in 1995, it is uncertain as to whether it was as | While we know this gig was in 1995, it is uncertain as to whether it was as listed—that is in February—on the muse-official gig database.{{cite/none}} Lockjaw Records manager Jack Turner recalled in 1995 that there were at least three gigs between 1995 and 1997 in the Bull and Gate.<ref name="jt20080606"/> | ||
Muse's manager at the time, Phil Korthals, asked Tribute to Nothing for a support slot in London, after having supported Tribute to Nothing earlier in Exeter. Tribute to Nothing obliged and the gig became the first Muse played outside of Devon.<ref name="jt20080606"/> | Muse's manager at the time, Phil Korthals, asked [[Tribute to Nothing]] for a support slot in London, after having supported Tribute to Nothing earlier in Exeter. Tribute to Nothing obliged and the gig became the first Muse played outside of Devon.<ref name="jt20080606"/> | ||
To ensure they had an audience,{{cite/none}} Muse payed for transport for themselves and their friends via coach from Exeter.<ref name="jt20080606"/> Jack Turner described the pub as having been "packed" during Muse's performance.<ref name="jt20080606"/> Also supporting was mod band "The Few", who performed between Muse and headliners Tribute to Nothing.<ref name="jt20080606"/> | To ensure they had an audience,{{cite/none}} Muse payed for transport for themselves and their friends via coach from Exeter.<ref name="jt20080606"/> Jack Turner described the pub as having been "packed" during Muse's performance.<ref name="jt20080606"/> Also supporting was mod band "The Few", who performed between Muse and headliners Tribute to Nothing.<ref name="jt20080606"/> | ||
== References == | == References == |
Revision as of 20:45, 8 April 2011
Muse show | |
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Venue | The Bull and Gate[1] |
Date | February 1995[source?] |
Location | London[source?] |
Country | United Kingdom |
Songs | Unknown |
Support | -[source?] |
Supported | Tribute to Nothing, The Few[1] |
Start (UTC) | Unknown |
Capacity | Unknown |
Price | Free[source?] |
Sold out? | Unknown |
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While we know this gig was in 1995, it is uncertain as to whether it was as listed—that is in February—on the muse-official gig database.[source?] Lockjaw Records manager Jack Turner recalled in 1995 that there were at least three gigs between 1995 and 1997 in the Bull and Gate.[1]
Muse's manager at the time, Phil Korthals, asked Tribute to Nothing for a support slot in London, after having supported Tribute to Nothing earlier in Exeter. Tribute to Nothing obliged and the gig became the first Muse played outside of Devon.[1]
To ensure they had an audience,[source?] Muse payed for transport for themselves and their friends via coach from Exeter.[1] Jack Turner described the pub as having been "packed" during Muse's performance.[1] Also supporting was mod band "The Few", who performed between Muse and headliners Tribute to Nothing.[1]