Devonian stadium rockers will be headlining BST Hyde Park next summer – but before all that, the Matt Bellamy-fronted band have several huge London gigs to play. The band are at the O2 this month for two nights as part of The Wow! Signal Europa Tour.
London is one of only two UK cities to feature on this leg of the band’s latest tour, which is in support of their 10th studio album The Wow! Signal. The album, which was released this past June, became Muse’s eighth consecutive UK number one record.
Heading to southeast London to hear hits like ‘Plug In Baby’ and ‘Unravelling’ live? Here’s what you need to know about Muse’s two shows, from the timings and setlist to remaining ticket availability.
Muse start time
Seating plan
Last-minute tickets
When are Muse playing London’s O2?
Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Wolstenholme are at London’s biggest indoor arena on the following dates:
What time do doors open?
As one of the dates is on a Sunday, the times are pushed forward by an earlier curfew. Gate timings are:
What time will Muse come on stage?
Expect the following main set start times:
As always, get down early to avoid disappointment. The O2’s bars and restaurants are open before the doors to the main arena.
What time does the Muse concert finish?
On each date, the finish time should be:
What’s the seating plan?
Find a map of the venue’s seats below, according to Ticketmaster.
Who are the support acts for Muse in London?
The support bands on both nights are and .
At the time of writing, there are very few tickets available for Muse’s upcoming O2 dates on Ticketmaster. Only side/restricted view tickets remain.
On resale platforms, Viagogo has tickets from around £100, while StubHub prices start from £130.
Muse setlist
For an idea of what Muse’s set could be in London, this is what they played on a recent The Wow! Signal Tour date in Manchester (according to Setlist.fm).
- The Sickness in You & I
- Kill or Be Killed
- Hanging in Victory Square
- Knights of Cydonia
- The 2nd Law: Isolated System
- Take a Bow
How to get to the O2: tube lines and travel advice
The southeast London venue is easily accessed via tube at North Greenwich station, which is on the Jubilee line. It’s a short walk from there to the O2.
No planned travel disruption is expected to impact either North Greenwich station or the Jubilee line on the two dates.
Muse at BST Hyde Park 2027
If you can’t make either of Muse’s two O2 shows, the rockers are back in London next June for BST Hyde Park 2027.
The band play on , with tickets currently starting from £104 (plus fees). Find out more here.
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