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British rock band Muse to play in Hong Kong in September

Concert at the AsiaWorld-Arena will be part of a worldwide tour to promote their album Drones

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Muse, led by singer/guitarist Matthew Bellamy, seen here performing at Britain's Glastonbury Festival in 2014, have earned a devoted following for their electric style.
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Influential British rock band Muse have announced they will return to Hong Kong for their third live show in the city at AsiaWorld-Arena on September 28.

The Hong Kong concert will be part of a worldwide tour to promote their seventh studio album, Drones – scheduled to be released on June 5 – that will also take in dates at the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan, as well as large-scale shows in Beijing, Shanghai and Seoul.

Muse are known as an explosive live band – so far winning two Brit Awards for best British live act – and they won a Grammy Award in 2011 for best rock album for their album The Resistance.

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Matthew Bellamy (front) and Christopher Wolstenholme on stage at the AsiaWorld-Arena the last time Muse played Hong Kong, in 2010.
Matthew Bellamy (front) and Christopher Wolstenholme on stage at the AsiaWorld-Arena the last time Muse played Hong Kong, in 2010.

The band are led by singer/guitarist Matthew Bellamy, and have earned a devoted following worldwide for their electric style that draws on progressive rock, electronica and even heavy metal.

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Muse previously appeared in Hong Kong in 2007 and 2010.

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