Walking Leaf

Right, I have uploaded four video clips onto YouTube and you can now marvel how fantastic the Wembley gig was last Sunday (June 17th).

See the beautiful light show and balloons as Muse rock out to 90,000 passionate fans. Awesome!

The crowd singing to Black Holes and Revelations.

The aerial artists move into position. Look at the camera flashes!

More of the wonderful trapeze/aerial artists suspended high above in balloons.

The full track list that the band played during the two-hour live show:

Close Encounters Riff + Knights of Cydonia
Hysteria
Supermassive Black Hole
Map of the Problematique
Forced In
Sing for Absolution
Butterflies & Hurricanes
Hoodoo
Apocalypse Please
Feeling Good
Piano interlude + Sunburn (piano)
Invincible
Starlight
Blues Jam + Time Is Running Out
New Born + Microphone Fiend riff + Ashamed outro

Encore 1:
Soldier’s Poem (acoustic guitar)
Unintended
Blackout
Bliss

Encore 2:
Plug In Baby
Stockholm Syndrome + riffs
Take a Bow

Last night at London’s impressive Wembley Stadium, I witness a truly spectacular show by Muse.

They are considered to be the most amazing rock band when performing live and the sell-out gig certainly lived up to its expectation with fantastic set pieces and lighting displays.

Matthew Bellamy, the lead guitarist who also provided the vocals, was incredible. He was certainly enjoying himself as he rocked with his band members – Chris Wolstenholme (bass guitar) and Dominic Howard (drums) – in front of an enthusiastic 90,000 capacity crowd.

The highlights include the opening song to kick-start the fantastic two-hour live show with Knights of Cydonia. The crowd in the ‘mash pit’ went crazy with the guitar riffs in this awesome track from the band’s fourth album, Black Holes and Revelations. In addition, the magical trapeze artists suspended from large balloons when Muse performed during Blackout.

I certainly had a great time out at Wembley and would love to see the best British band playing live again. Will upload a collection of images and video clips onto Facebook and YouTube soon.