The British band Muse unleashed delirium on Friday in Barcelona in front of nearly forty thousand people who have come to the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium to witness the only concert in Spain on their tour 'The 2nd Law'. Since half past nine at night, and after the performance of the Spanish LA and You Don't Know Me, the trio formed by Matt Bellamy, Dom Howard and Chris Wolstenholme have unfolded a tremendous performance where they have reviewed some of the main themes of his extensive discography, especially of his latest work that gives the tour its name.
With 'Supremacy' an evening has started in which there has been time for criticism of the political and economic situation, with actors who have represented executives crazed in the middle of a rain of bills or soaked by a jet from a gasoline pump. Despite the fact that the public has delivered during the almost two hours of the concert, Bellamy has received some boos when, at one point during the concert, a Spanish flag has been sheathed that has been given to him by a follower, although at the moment he has been applauded when A Barça FC Barcelona shirt has also been placed on his shoulders.
The last video that we saw Muse fuel from "Panic Station", a theme included in his latest work 'The 2nd Law', sixth under study, released in 2012. The clip was shot in Japan, more precisely on the streets of Tokyo. The album was produced by David Campbell, who has already worked with Radiohead, Paul McCartney, Beck and Adele. The work succeeded 2009's 'The Resistance', which went double platinum and reached Number 1 in Britain and 9 other countries.
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