Muse

Formed in 1997, Muse is an internationally renowned rock band comprising Chris Wolstenholme, Dominic Howard and Matthew Bellamy. From their first album 'Showbiz', released in 1999, Muse established itself as the new musical phenomenon. Throughout their albums, Muse honed their style, becoming familiar with other sounds or covering classics such as Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good'. Muse's albums, 'Origin of Symmerty', 'Absolution', 'Black Holes And Revelations' and 'The Resistance', have sold millions of copies worldwide. Who would have thought that these three teenagers from Teignmouth High School would become in just a few years an essential rock band? One man: Dennis Smith, from the Sawmills label, who knew how to spot young prodigies at their cradle, and thanks to whom Muse was able to become known. Between concerts, festival appearances and recordings, Muse released in 2012 its seventh studio album 'The 2nd Law', before taking off on a world tour, performing at concerts that sold out very quickly.