Muse release Live DVD

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Muse were declared the Best Live Band at the 2008 Shockwaves NME Awards last month. When given the statue Matt Bellamy told us, "This one Iâ

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For all your Muse needs, from the latest news to reviews, tracks and videos, check out nme.com/artists/muse.

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150,000 people caught Muse at Wembley last summer, witnessing the kind of show that’s earnt them the Best Live Band accolade twice (this year and in 2005) at the NME Awards.

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The DVD will show live performances of the following songs: ‘Knights Of Cydonia’, ‘Hysteria’, ‘Supermassive Black Hole’, ‘Map Of The Problematique’, ‘Butterflies And Hurricanes’, ‘Hoodoo’, ‘Apocalypse Please’, ‘Feeling Good’, ‘Invincible’, ‘Starlight’, ‘Time Is Running Out’, ‘New Born’, ‘Soldier’s Poem’, ‘Unintended’, ‘Blackout’, ‘Plug In Baby’, ‘Stockholm Syndrome’, and ‘Take A Bow’.

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Muse will headline the London Royal Albert Hall in April. The gig at the prestigous venue will be one of a series of events organised by The Teenage Cancer Trust. The band are also set to play big one-off gigs in the UK later this year, another in Dubai, and may play a series of shows in South America.

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Matt Bellamy from Muse at their mammoth show at London’s Wembley Stadium last year. The band recently suggested they might ditch the traditional album format and only release singles from now on.

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In the run-up to the event Dominic Howard said "booking it was like playing poker, it felt like a gamble, but then we put it on sale and it sold out really quickly, so at least people are gonna come. That kind of step up into that area, we just thought â

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Muse were the first major rock band to play the new Wembley Stadium. Bon Jovi were initially scheduled but construction work (on the venue not Jon Bon Jovi) was delayed. But although they were the first band, they weren’t the first act to play the revamped venue – George Michael played the week before.

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Muse were supported at Wembley Stadium by The Streets and Rodrigo Y Gabriela on June 16, and My Chemical Romance and Biffy Clyro on June 17.

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Around 70,000 people per night witnessed Muse rock Wembley last June. See nme.com/artists/muse for all the latest info on the band.

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