Black Holes and Revelations Tour

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Black Holes and Revelations Tour
Promotional tour by Muse
Muse Wembley Stage.jpg
Location
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Asia
  • Australasia
  • South America
  • South Africa
Associated album Black Holes and Revelations
Start date13 May 2006
End date17 August 2008
Legs14
No. of shows195
Muse concert chronology
  • US Campus Invasion Tour 2005
    (2005)
  • Black Holes and Revelations Tour
    (2006–08)
  • A Seaside Rendezvous
    (2009)

The Black Holes and Revelations Tour was a worldwide concert tour by English alternative rock band Muse in support of their fourth studio album Black Holes and Revelations . [1] Lasting at over 2 years, this was the band's longest tour to date.

Contents

Overview

In July 2006 the band announced that they would be going on their "biggest ever tour" in support of the album. [2]

The tour opened with a slot at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Dundee, Scotland, Muse's first concert since the Live 8 concerts in July 2005. During the summer of 2006 the band played their first series of shows, including a headline appearance at the Leeds and Reading Carling Weekend festivals. Following that was a tour that visited most of the world's major continents. [2] The tour saw them travelling over most of the world, including countries such as the UK, most of Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, China and Korea. [3] This tour also included the band's maiden visits to South-East Asian countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia, and Latin and South America.

The band's shows throughout the Black Holes and Revelations Tour became noted for their increasing usage of special effects. For their Carling Weekend shows the band used a display with neon tubes that had 10 smaller video screens in front, with 5 on the ground and 5 moving behind them. Smaller versions were used for other concerts on the 2006 European Festival circuit, plus on the first two US legs, the first Australian tour and the band's South-East Asian tour.

For the band's main European autumn/winter arena tour, Muse were originally intending to use the same set but changed their set design to a design based upon the H.A.A.R.P. installation in Alaska. The new design included a pod-style drum-riser over the top of drummer Dom Howard's drum kit on stage right while above the stage a pair of pylons carrying light-up tubes occupied the roof space and a giant video screen occupied the back wall. Originally the band wished for the pylon to extend into the audience but lack of money meant this wasn't possible. This show was modified for the 2007 European festival circuit with the drum-riser and kit moved into centre-stage and a new video screen above the riser, with 4 video 'strips' on stage with 2 either side of the drums. The riser was removed from this production at the end of the European festival shows.

Between the European arena and festival/stadium tours, the band embarked on a tour to Australia and the Far East. The band were 2nd on the bill at the 2007 Big Day Out Festival, behind headliners Tool. The band also played sideshows in Sydney and Melbourne before embarking on concerts in South East Asia, Muse's debut concerts. The South East Asia tour led to the band's biggest tour of Japan and a debut Muse show in South Korea. The band then moved to America, playing their biggest North American headline concerts at the time at the Inglewood Forum and the Palacio de los Deportes arena in Mexico City.

The biggest concert of the tour was the two nights that they played in the new Wembley Stadium on 16 and 17 June 2007. They were the first band to play at and sell out the newly rebuilt stadium. [4] The show incorporated much more extensive special effects than other concerts, which included huge satellite dishes, "futuristic" antennas, giant white balls and thousands of lights. [4] The encore featured two acrobats that floated high above the crowd suspended on floating white balloons during the performance of "Blackout", an album track from previous record Absolution. [4] Footage of the latter concert was released on DVD whilst a live CD album contained a selection of recorded tracks from the two nights. Both discs were released as a joint package under the title HAARP .

Muse playing Starlight at Leeds Festival 2006 Muse playing Starlight at Leeds Festival 2006.jpg
Muse playing Starlight at Leeds Festival 2006

After Wembley the tour continued with Muse playing many gigs on the European festival circuits including headline appearances at Rock Werchter and the Benicàssim Festival. The tour then progressed to Muse's biggest North American tour at that point, including appearances at New York City's Madison Square Garden, Morrison's Red Rocks Amphitheatre and a headline appearance at Lollapalooza 2007.

Following that the band then did a tour of Eastern Europe in October before heading for an arena tour of Australia in November, finally ending 2007 at the KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas. The following year saw Muse have a much more relaxed schedule, but still saw Muse make play their first ever gigs in Dubai and South Africa at festivals, before making their gig debuts in South America on a 3-week arena tour.

In April 2008, the band also played a show for the Teenage Cancer Trust at London's Royal Albert Hall, which saw the band perform a much more stripped down show than usual but was also said by the band to be one of their favourite gigs of the tour. The band also performed "Megalomania", the final song from 2nd album Origin of Symmetry, for the first time since 2002, with Matt Bellamy playing the Albert Hall's famous organ.

The tour finished on 17 August 2008 when the band performed a headline slot at the Stafford leg of the British V Festival. For this show plus V's sister show in Chelmsford and a show a few days earlier at Marlay Park in Dublin, the band converted their Wembley satellite dishes into multiple video screens and also used a huge extensive light show.

Personnel

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenueSupport
First leg: Festivals + warm-up shows I
13 May 2006 Dundee United Kingdom Radio 1's Big Weekend Various
7 June 2006 Milan ItalyMilan's Rolling StoneNone
24 June 2006 Neuhausen ob Eck Germany Southside Festival Various
28 June 2006LondonUnited Kingdom Shepherd's Bush Empire None
30 June 2006 Werchter Belgium Rock Werchter Various
1 July 2006 Arras France Main Square Festival
2 July 2006 Belfort Eurockéennes
8 July 2006 Kristiansand Norway Quart Festival
Second leg: North America I
18 July 2006San FranciscoUnited States Music Concourse The Cloud Room
19 July 2006Los Angeles Greek Theatre
21 July 2006 San Diego Soma San Diego
22 July 2006 Phoenix Celebrity Theatre
24 July 2006 Denver Fillmore Auditorium
26 July 2006 Minneapolis State Theatre
27 July 2006 Chicago Aragon Ballroom
28 July 2006 Detroit The Fillmore Detroit
30 July 2006 Toronto CanadaThe Docks Concert Theatre
31 July 2006 Montreal Jacques Cartier Pier
2 August 2006 Boston United States Bank of America Pavilion
3 August 2006New York City Hammerstein Ballroom
4 August 2006 Philadelphia Electric Factory
6 August 2006 Atlanta The Tabernacle
Third leg: Festivals and warm-up shows II
East Asia
12 August 2006 Osaka Japan Summer Sonic Festival Various
13 August 2006 Chiba
Europe
17 August 2006 Salzburg Austria Frequency Festival Various
18 August 2006 Gampel SwitzerlandGampel Open Air Festival
20 August 2006 Biddinghuizen Netherlands Lowlands Festival
22 August 2006 St Austell United Kingdom Eden Project Hey Molly, Nixon and the Burn
24 August 2006 Edinburgh Meadowbank Stadium My Chemical Romance
26 August 2006 Reading The Carling Weekend Various
27 August 2006 Leeds
2 September 2006 Istanbul Turkey Rock'n Coke
Fourth leg: North America II
9 September 2006TorontoCanada Virgin Festival Various
10 September 2006 Cleveland United States Agora Theatre The Like
11 September 2006 Columbus Lifestyle Communities Pavilion
13 September 2006 Nashville War Memorial Auditorium
14 September 2006 St. Louis The Pageant
15 September 2006 Kansas City Uptown Theatre
17 September 2006 Austin Austin City Limits Music Festival Various
18 September 2006 Houston Verizon Wireless Theater The Like
19 September 2006 Grand Prairie Nokia Theater
21 September 2006 Paradise The Joint
23 September 2006 Devore Inland Invasion Various
24 September 2006 Tucson KFMA Fall Ball Music Festival
26 September 2006 Salt Lake City Saltair Pavilion The Like
28 September 2006 Davis ARC Pavilion
30 September 2006 Mountain View Download Festival Various
3 October 2006 Portland Roseland TheaterThe Like
4 October 2006 Seattle Paramount Theatre
Fifth Leg: Europe I
24 October 2006 Bilbao Spain Bizkaia Arena Poet in Process
26 October 2006 Lisbon Portugal Campo Pequeno
27 October 2006 Madrid Spain Palacio de Deportes
28 October 2006 Barcelona Palau Municipal d'Esports de Badalona
30 October 2006 Toulouse France Le Zénith
27 October 2006 Bordeaux Patinoire Mériadeck
3 November 2006 Dublin Ireland Point Theatre Noisettes
4 November 2006 Belfast United Kingdom Odyssey Arena
6 November 2006 Aberdeen AECC
7 November 2006 Glasgow SECC
10 November 2006 Manchester Evening News Arena
11 November 2006
12 November 2006 Cardiff Cardiff International Arena
14 November 2006 Birmingham National Exhibition Centre
15 November 2006
17 November 2006 Nottingham National Ice Centre
18 November 2006 Sheffield Hallam FM Arena
19 November 2006 Newcastle Metro Radio Arena
21 November 2006London Wembley Arena
22 November 2006
23 November 2006
25 November 2006BerlinGermany Treptow Arena The Noisettes
26 November 2006 Hamburg Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
28 November 2006 's-Hertogenbosch NetherlandsBrabanthallen
29 November 2006 Böblingen Germany Sporthalle
1 December 2006RomeItaly PalaLottomatica
2 December 2006 Bologna PalaMalaguti
4 December 2006 Milan DatchForum
5 December 2006 Geneva Switzerland SEG Geneva Arena
6 December 2006 Winterthur Eishalle Deutweg
8 December 2006 Vienna Austria Wiener Stadthalle
9 December 2006 Munich Germany Zenith
11 December 2006 Lyon France Halle Tony Garnier
13 December 2006 Düsseldorf Germany Philipshalle
14 December 2006ParisFrance Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy Razorlight
15 December 2006
17 December 2006 Nantes Le Zénith
18 December 2006 Lille Zenith de Lille
19 December 2006 Antwerp Belgium Sportpaleis
Sixth leg: Asia/ Australasia
16 January 2007 Singapore Singapore Fort Canning Park None
19 January 2007 Auckland New Zealand Big Day Out Various
21 January 2007 Gold Coast Australia
23 January 2007 Sydney Hordern Pavilion Ground Components
24 January 2007
25 January 2007Big Day OutVarious
28 January 2007 Melbourne
30 January 2007 Festival Hall Ground Components
31 January 2007
2 February 2007 Adelaide Big Day OutVarious
4 February 2007 Perth
23 February 2007 Jakarta Indonesia Istora Senayan None
25 February 2007 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Stadium Negara
28 February 2007 Taipei Taiwan Spirit of Taiwan Various
3 March 2007Hong KongHong Kong AsiaWorld–Expo None
7 March 2007 Seoul South Korea Jamsil Arena
10 March 2007TokyoJapan Shinkiba Studio Coast
11 March 2007
12 March 2007 Tokyo International Forum
14 March 2007 Osaka Zepp
15 March 2007
16 March 2007 Fukuoka
18 March 2007 Sendai
19 March 2007 Nagoya
Seventh leg: North America III
9 April 2007San FranciscoUnited States Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Immigrant
10 April 2007 Inglewood The Forum
12 April 2007 Mexico City Mexico Palacio de los Deportes None
15 April 2007 Frisco United States Edgefest Various
5 May 2007 East Rutherford The Bamboozle
Eighth leg: Europe II
Europe
26 May 2007 Esch-sur-Alzette Luxembourg Rockhal Montevideo
27 May 2007 Landgraaf Netherlands Pinkpop Festival Various
30 May 2007 Florence Italy Piazzale Michelangelo Juliette and the Licks
1 June 2007 Nürburg Germany Rock am Ring Various
2 June 2007 Nuremberg Rock im Park
9 June 2007 Newport United Kingdom Isle of Wight Festival
16 June 2007London Wembley Stadium The Streets, Dirty Pretty Things, Rodrigo y Gabriela
17 June 2007My Chemical Romance, Biffy Clyro, Shy Child
23 June 2007ParisFrance Parc des Princes Biffy Clyro, We Are Scientists, Archive
28 June 2007WerchterBelgiumRock WerchterVarious
30 June 2007 Gdynia Poland Open'er Festival
2 July 2007 Riga Latvia Arena Riga None
7 July 2007 Punchestown Republic of Ireland Oxegen Various
8 July 2007 Roskilde Denmark Roskilde Festival
7 July 2007 Monaco Monaco Stade Louis II Kaiser Chiefs, Second Sex
13 July 2007 Aix-les-Bains FranceMusilac FestivalVarious
14 July 2007 Locarno SwitzerlandMoon and Stars Festival
16 July 2007 Verona Italy Verona Arena None
18 July 2007 Nîmes France Arena of Nîmes
20 July 2007 Angoulême Festival Garden Nef PartyVarious
23 July 2007 Benicàssim Spain Festival Internacional de Benicàssim
23 July 2007 Nyon Switzerland Paléo Festival
East Asia
27 July 2007 Naeba Ski Resort Japan Fuji Rock Festival Various
29 July 2007 Incheon South Korea Pentaport Rock Festival
Ninth leg: North America IV
1 August 2007 Mississauga CanadaArrow Hall Cold War Kids
2 August 2007 Sterling Heights United StatesCIMX-FM Annual Birthday BashVarious
4 August 2007Chicago Lollapalooza
6 August 2007New York City Madison Square Garden Cold War Kids
9 August 2007 Fairfax Patriot Center
10 August 2007PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Festival Pier
11 August 2007Boston Agganis Arena
9 September 2007Seattle KeyArena Juliette and the Licks
10 September 2007Portland Rose Garden
11 September 2007 Orem David O. McKay Events Center
15 September 2007AustinAustin City Limits Music FestivalVarious
16 September 2007Grand PrairieNokia TheaterJuliette and the Licks, Immigrant
18 September 2007 Morrison Red Rocks Amphitheatre
20 September 2007 Mesa Mesa Amphitheatre
21 September 2007 Irvine Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
22 September 2007 Chula Vista Street Scene Various
Tenth leg: Europe III
4 October 2007 Athens Greece Terra Vibe Park None
6 October 2007 Bucharest Romania Stadionul Arcul de Triumf Brett Anderson
7 October 2007 Belgrade Serbia Belgrade Arena None
9 October 2007 Zagreb Croatia Dražen Petrović Basketball Hall
10 October 2007 Budapest Hungary László Papp Budapest Sports Arena 30Y
13 October 2007 Kyiv Ukraine Palace of Sports None
15 October 2007MoscowRussia Luzhniki Palace of Sports
17 October 2007 Helsinki Finland Helsinki Ice Hall Manboy
19 October 2007 Saint Petersburg Russia Ice Palace None
20 October 2007 Trondheim NorwayDødens DalInglow
21 October 2007 Stockholm Sweden Hovet Stalingrad Cowgirls
23 October 2007 Oslo Norway Oslo Spektrum
24 October 2007 Copenhagen Denmark Forum Copenhagen Dúné
Eleventh leg: North America
28 October 2007 Las Vegas United States Vegoose Various
Twelfth leg: Australasia
10 November 2007PerthAustralia Supreme Court Gardens The Checks
14 November 2007Adelaide Adelaide Entertainment Centre
15 November 2007Melbourne Rod Laver Arena
17 November 2007Sydney Sydney Entertainment Centre
21 November 2007 Brisbane Riverstage
23 November 2007 Auckland New Zealand Trusts Stadium
25 November 2007 Christchurch Westpac Arena
Thirteenth leg: KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas
9 December 2007Los AngelesUnited States Gibson Amphitheatre Various
Fourteenth leg: Festivals + Charity event
3 March 2008 Dubai United Arab Emirates Dubai Desert Rock Festival Various
21 March 2008 Johannesburg South Africa My Coke FestVarious
24 March 2008 Cape Town
12 April 2008 [A] LondonUnited Kingdom Royal Albert Hall The Futureheads
6 June 2008LisbonPortugal Rock in Rio Various
Fifteenth leg: Latin America
16 July 2008 Monterrey Mexico Monterrey Arena Sexy Marvin
18 July 2008 Zapopan Telmex Auditorium None
20 July 2008 Bogotá Colombia Palacio de los Deportes The Hall Effect
23 July 2008 Buenos Aires Argentina Teatro Gran Rex None
24 July 2008
26 July 2008 Santiago Chile Teatro Caupolicán
30 July 2008 Rio de Janeiro BrazilVivo Rio
31 July 2008 São Paulo HSBC Brasil
2 August 2008 Brasília Porão do Rock Various
Sixteenth leg:UK/ Ireland
13 August 2008DublinRepublic of Ireland Marlay Park Kasabian, Glasvegas
16 August 2008 Chelmsford United Kingdom V Festival Various
17 August 2008 Weston-under-Lizard
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances
A This concert was a part of "Teenage Cancer Trust 2008"

Support shows

Muse performed slots for Depeche Mode in Sweden and My Chemical Romance in the United States. Muse were also due to support My Chemical Romance for another seven dates in the United States, however due to the illness of both bands as they had been struck down with food poisoning, these gigs were canceled.

DateCityCountryVenue
Touring the Angel
7 July 2006 Stockholm Sweden Olympic Stadium
The Black Parade World Tour
14 April 2007 Houston United States Reliant Arena
16 April 2007 San Antonio AT&T Center
18 April 2007 Pensacola Civic Center
19 April 2007 Tampa St. Pete Times Forum
22 April 2007 Fort Lauderdale BankAtlantic Center
24 April 2007 Duluth Gwinnett Arena
25 April 2007 Nashville Municipal Auditorium
26 April 2007 Charlotte Cricket Arena
27 April 2007 Columbia Merriweather Post Pavilion
28 April 2007 Williamsburg The College of William and Mary

Below is a list of songs played on the Black Holes and Revelations tour:

AlbumSongTimes
Showbiz (1999)"Sunburn"82
"Muscle Museum"19
"Showbiz"11
"Unintended"15
Unintended (2000)"Nishe"1
Origin of Symmetry (2001)"New Born"191
"Bliss"100
"Space Dementia"6
"Plug in Baby"196
"Citizen Erased"44
"Micro Cuts"12
"Feeling Good"128
"Megalomania"1
Hullabaloo Soundtrack (2002)"Forced In"71
"Dead Star"10
Absolution (2003)"Apocalypse Please"64
"Time is Running Out"207
"Sing for Absolution"19
"Stockholm Syndrome"208
"Hysteria"204
"Blackout"4
"Butterflies & Hurricanes"176
"Fury"11
"Ruled by Secrecy"6
Absolution Tour (2005)"The Groove"6
Black Holes and Revelations (2006)"Take a Bow"176
"Starlight"208
"Supermassive Black Hole"204
"Map of the Problematique"202
"Soldier's Poem"96
"Invincible"169
"Assassin"54
"Exo-Politics"7
"City of Delusion"51
"Hoodoo"63
"Knights of Cydonia"209

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