Muse Group performs outdoors on Let sergilany Airport

The British rock band Muse will perform outdoors on May 26th next year at the Let taany Airport in Prague. In the metropolis, America, Canada, England and Europe will be introduced in the world tour will be Simulation Theory. Tickets for the crowns between 1390 and 1890 will be available from November 16th. Petr Novák from the organization agency Live Nation reported.

"A new album will be available for each ticket purchase Simulation theory The physical carrier for digital form or mail to download for free, said Novak.

Muse was founded in 1994 in Teignmouth, UK, where singer, guitarist and keyboardist Matthew Bellamy joined the bass guitarist Christopher Wolstenholmen and his drummer Dominik Howard. First album Showbiz It was released in 1999. New album Simulation theory It will be released on November 9th. Previous records drones single pity or psycho It was released in June 2015 and was at the top of the map of 21 countries around the world, including the first in the United States. His album, February 2016, won the prestigious Grammy Award, the second in the Best Rock Album category.

A new Enhanced Experience package will be available in the Simulation Theory, which gives you access to the Mixed Reality party that took place before each concert. This party will be able to play three original virtual reality games inspired by album songs Simulation theory.

Other Advanced Experience features include a front-end concert ticket, a concert poster, an interactive photo experience with background and memories from the group's latest video clips, and more.

Since its inception in 1994, Muse has released seven studio albums selling more than 20 million worldwide. In his discography, there are no more than four dozen singles and two concert albums showing concert performances. Muse is recognized as one of the best concert groups in the world to receive a number of musical awards, including two Grammy Awards, an American Music Award, five MTV European Music Awards, two Brit Awards, ten NME Awards and seven Q Awards.

In the Czech Republic, Muse performed several times during his world tour of the Drones World Tour in Prague's O2 Arena, most recently in 2016.