Who would be the best support act for Muse? - Page 2

dekza · 02-01-2011, 06:30 PM

or what about The Subways?

TheBellamyist · 02-01-2011, 06:49 PM

I've only heard a few songs by The Subways, but Boys and Girls has that Micro Cuts-ish riff in it, which i like like like.

Joseph. · 02-01-2011, 07:16 PM

Civil Twilight
Weezer
olol weezer opening for muse

MichaelDoyle · 02-01-2011, 07:54 PM

I'd love to see Franz with Muse one day, that for me would be the PERFECT combo !

jackparker · 02-01-2011, 08:03 PM

Dark System are a good upcoming band methinks
Kasabian are a great band
Editors were awesome at goffertpark
I wouldnt mind klaxons, PaBH, MCR or anyone like that either

Futurellama · 02-01-2011, 09:31 PM

Crystal Castles, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Ash, Delphic, God Is An Astronaut, PaBH

RipsterZero · 03-01-2011, 05:31 AM

Would love to see Muse supported by The Automatic, or even Dead Letter Circus again. DLC in Brisbane was pretty awesome, except no one knew the words.

musekiddo · 03-01-2011, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by RipsterZero

Would love to see Muse supported by The Automatic, or even Dead Letter Circus again. DLC in Brisbane was pretty awesome, except no one knew the words.

DLC are awesome. For Australia i reckon Karnivool or The Butterfly Effect.

iceman2321 · 03-01-2011, 10:28 AM

Editors, Kasabian or similar.

Biffy Clyro are good but boring...

Lizzie310 · 03-01-2011, 10:58 AM

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I loved Biffy Clyro when they opened for Muse here, although I was one of the only people, in my area and on the barrier at least, that was actually singing along and stuff. I know a lot of people didn't really enjoy them either, I guess they're just too unknown over here. For an Aussie tour I'd love to see Birds of Tokyo open.

I think Biffy Clyro were great. But I agree, unless people knew their music/tried to get into what they were playing, the crowd was pretty boring.
Majority of people seemed entertained by Dead Letter Circus in Brisbane though.

RipsterZero · 03-01-2011, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Lizzie310

I think Biffy Clyro were great. But I agree, unless people knew their music/tried to get into what they were playing, the crowd was pretty boring.
Majority of people seemed entertained by Dead Letter Circus in Brisbane though.

That might have been because DLC are local to Brisbane. But still, there wasn't a lot of people around where I was in the mosh getting too into them, except for a song or two. Multiple times they tried to get the crowd sing-along, but it just failed.

Lizzie310 · 03-01-2011, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by RipsterZero

That might have been because DLC are local to Brisbane. But still, there wasn't a lot of people around where I was in the mosh getting too into them, except for a song or two. Multiple times they tried to get the crowd sing-along, but it just failed.

Where I was people seemed into it. But I do remember them failing to get people to sing a long.
All up though, people seemed more into DLC than with Biffy at the other gigs.

RipsterZero · 03-01-2011, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Lizzie310

Where I was people seemed into it. But I do remember them failing to get people to sing a long.
All up though, people seemed more into DLC than with Biffy at the other gigs.

Even though they were more into DLC then Biffy, the mosh still seemed pretty dead. Most of the activity where I was on the 5th was during the first song, then after that it slowly died off until the lead singer yelled "are you ready for MUSE!!!". Followed by various air punching from people on the barrier. XD

Lizzie310 · 03-01-2011, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by RipsterZero

Even though they were more into DLC then Biffy, the mosh still seemed pretty dead. Most of the activity where I was on the 5th was during the first song, then after that it slowly died off until the lead singer yelled "are you ready for MUSE!!!". Followed by various air punching from people on the barrier. XD

Haha, air punching on the barrier, classic.

Llama of Time · 04-01-2011, 03:36 AM

I'm going by American popularity, because in Europe some of these may would be too big...

Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys (these guys would get the mosh going), Spoon, and Florence and the Machine would all be awesome. I also think SSPU were a decent choice.

and they may be too big at this point but Phoenix would be awesome.

Or a co-headlining tour with Radiohead....

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jackparker You and Whose Army? Join Date: 25 April 2010 Location: Holland	Dark System are a good upcoming band methinks Kasabian are a great band Editors were awesome at goffertpark I wouldnt mind klaxons, PaBH, MCR or anyone like that either __________________ Gigs: Muse 19.6.2010 // Arcade Fire 29.8.2011 // Coldplay 17.12.2011 // Kasabian 3.3.2012 // Coldplay 6.9.2012 // Radiohead 14.10.2012 // Muse 17.12.2012 // Enter Shikari 23.1.2013 // Alt-J 26.2.2013 + Coming Up: Pinkpop Festival 14-16.6.2013

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RipsterZero "Pwoper Brisboardian" Join Date: 07 October 2010 Location: Australia Age: 20	Would love to see Muse supported by The Automatic, or even Dead Letter Circus again. DLC in Brisbane was pretty awesome, except no one knew the words. __________________ The Pwoud Keeper of: Matt's Dodging Skills, Sober @ Eurockeennes 2000, KoC (GH Version), gig @ Brisbane (5/12/2010), Matt's knee slide during KoC at Brisbane (6/12/2010), Matt's in-ear trouble at Brisbane (6/12/2010). December 5th 2010 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre December 6th 2010 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre December 10th 2010 - Sydney Acer Arena

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Llama of Time Member Join Date: 19 October 2009 Location: Southeast Texas Age: 19	I'm going by American popularity, because in Europe some of these may would be too big... Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys (these guys would get the mosh going), Spoon, and Florence and the Machine would all be awesome. I also think SSPU were a decent choice. and they may be too big at this point but Phoenix would be awesome. Or a co-headlining tour with Radiohead.... __________________ Last.Fm- http://www.last.fm/user/Llama_of_Time Oct 14th, 2009- Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas March 18th, 2010- Toyota Center, Houston, Texas Oct 29th, 2010- Voodoo Fest, New Orleans March 12, 2013- Toyota Center, Houston, Texas

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02-01-2011, 06:49 PM	#17
TheBellamyist Member Join Date: 21 June 2010 Location: Ohio, USA Age: 19	I've only heard a few songs by The Subways, but Boys and Girls has that Micro Cuts-ish riff in it, which i like like like.

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MichaelDoyle Member Join Date: 20 March 2008 Location: Liverpool, UK Age: 22	I'd love to see Franz with Muse one day, that for me would be the PERFECT combo !

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iceman2321 Member Join Date: 02 February 2010 Location: Perth, Australia Age: 23	Editors, Kasabian or similar. Biffy Clyro are good but boring...

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