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Muse’s Will Of The People Tour Leaves Target Center In Awe

Muse Live at Target Center, Will Of The People Tour, in Concert, 2023.
Photo by Chris Kirihara.

If you’re a fan of alternative rock, then you’ve probably heard of Muse. These British rockers have been making waves in the music industry since the mid-90s, thanks to their signature blend of soaring vocals, shredding guitar riffs, and mind-bending electronics.

Their live performances are nothing short of epic, with frontman Matt Bellamy belting out hit after hit while jumping around the stage like a madman. Whether you’re a die-hard Muse fan or just discovering their music, you’re in for a treat in catching this show.

Muse Live at Target Center, Will Of The People Tour, in Concert, 2023.
Photo by Chris Kirihara.

Supporting Acts

Hailing all the way from Japan, One OK Rock took the stage as Sunday’s opening act. It was clear that not all attendees were familiar, but One OK Rock draws fans from across the globe to attend live shows.

Considering their two chart-topping albums (“Ambitions” (2017) and “35xxxv” (2015)), it felt like a treat to have this quad lead into Evanescence, both bands sharing a passion for high-energy performances and an unapologetic approach to their music.

It’s hard to believe that it’s been 20 years since the release of Evanescence’s debut album “Fallen,” but Amy Lee’s voice continues to stand up to the test of time. Her powerhouse vocals were on full display for an hour of stage-time, ending on iconic songs My Immortal and Bring Me To Life.

Muse

Muse Live at Target Center, Will Of The People Tour, in Concert, 2023.
Photo by Chris Kirihara.

As the lights dimmed and the crowd bellowed, Muse took the stage donning masks from their latest album “Will of the People” (2022).

As the curtain lifted to reveal their blazing logo, the stage was set for a night of explosive energy and peak production.

Muse Live at Target Center, Will Of The People Tour, in Concert, 2023.
Photo by Chris Kirihara.

As the band launched into their set, the clear panels of the stage came alive with colorful lights shining from below, adding a mesmerizing visual element to the performance.

The band’s use of pyrotechnics was also nothing short of spectacular; flames shot 40 feet high and exploded with the beat, taking “turn the heat up” very literally.

Muse Live at Target Center, Will Of The People Tour, in Concert, 2023.
Photo by Chris Kirihara.

The stage itself transformed over the next 90 minutes, with modifications that included light panels drifting across the stage and the reveal of a massive animatronic mask and hand, adding to the already mesmerizing experience.

Muse’s performance was nothing short of mesmerizing. With their trademark sound and dynamic stage presence, Muse delivered an unforgettable concert experience that left the crowd completely spellbound.

It’s a testament to their longevity in the rock music scene that they can still captivate and thrill audiences with their performances after all these years.

Muse Live at Target Center, Will Of The People Tour, in Concert, 2023.
Photo by Chris Kirihara.

Written by Chris Kirihara

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