Muse Biography

Biography

Once again made their way to strike North American music scene with their fourth studio album, “Black Holes & Revelations”, which debuted on number 9 of The Billboard 200 in its first week on the chart after being released on July 11, 2006, Muse appears to be tireless indeed to make the year a great period to pass through. Previously appeared at two big French music events of Arras Festival and Eurockeennes de Belfort on July 1 and 2 respectively, this British rock band incessantly keeps being active to exhibit their energetic performance onstage as numerous live gigs have already been lined up for them to undergo throughout the year. As for the rest of July only, they have been scheduled to go around some venues in the States and Canada which cover cities like L.A, Denver, Detroit, Toronto, plus Montreal before taking parts in a series of festivals by August, beginning with Japan's Summersonic Festival set to be held on dates 12 and 13. Entering September, there will be another show at Rock N Coke Festival in Istanbul, Turkey on date 2 to then be followed by tour around France and Germany that runs from late October up to ...

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A trio consisting of three high school friends named Matthew Bellamy (born on June 9, 1978 in Cambridge, England), Dominic James Howard (born on December 7, 1977 in Stockport, England), and Christopher Tony Wolstenholme (born on December 2, 1978 in Rotherham, Yorkshire, England), Muse actually resulted from the idea to overcome the boredom of their life in the sleepy town of Teignmouth, South Devon, England. The band's first incarnation originally was materialized in the form of a duo called Gothic Plague established by Dom and Matt in January 1994, but it was later changed to Fixed Penalty when Chris joined in then to Rocket Baby Dolls under which they enrolled in a local Battle of The Bands competition. Initially pessimistic of the chance of winning due to their different sounds with other contestants, the troupe surprisingly was named the winner that thus ignited the personnel to continue their pact in professional way as consequence.

With Dom seating on drum, Chris handling the bass, plus Matt taking the lead vocal, guitar, also keyboard, the threesome began to look for a better stage name and finally settled to call themselves Muse after an art teacher of theirs told about the ...