Muse are taking their spaceship-sized ambitions outdoors, with back-to-back headline shows at BST Hyde Park in London and Roundhay Festival in Leeds in June 2027.
London comes first on Saturday, June 26, with Nothing But Thieves and Chvrches in support, according to BST Hyde Park’s announcement. Leeds follows on Sunday, June 27, when Nothing But Thieves return for what Roundhay Festival calls Muse’s Roundhay Park headline debut. The band’s own post adds a third UK date earlier that week, at Blackweir in Cardiff on June 23.
Both support slots feel like family. Nothing But Thieves opened Muse’s 2019 UK arena tour, and Muse covered Chvrches’ “Lies” in BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge in 2015, as NME notes.
The ticket race moves fast. The American Express Cardmember presale opened at 10am UK time today (Monday, November 9), the BST and Roundhay presales follow at 10am on Wednesday, November 11 (sign up on each festival’s site for access), and general sale opens at 10am on Friday, November 13. NME also lists an AEG presale at 10am on Thursday, November 12.
For Hyde Park, the official event page lists general admission from £93.45 plus fees, sold through AXS and Ticketmaster, with accessible tickets via AXS and premium packages via Seat Unique. Roundhay’s general admission standing starts at £91.95 plus booking, bought through the festival’s own ticket links.
The timing is no accident. The Wow! Signal, the Teignmouth trio’s 10th album, arrived in June, and its UK and European arena run starts in Manchester this Thursday, November 12, before London, Berlin, Milan and more, with Lisbon, Madrid and Valencia following in January 2027.
Matt Bellamy told NME the band were “trying to build a spaceship” for those shows, with “new stuff with lasers that’s never been done before.” That kind of overreach has always looked better under an open sky than under an arena roof.
There is one wrinkle. Both park shows fall on Glastonbury weekend, so if Muse were to headline Worthy Farm for a third time, it could only be on Friday, June 25. That is rumor-mill territory, nothing announced, and a Friday in Somerset sandwiched between Cardiff on Wednesday and London on Saturday would be a squeeze even by Muse standards.
Muse join Bon Jovi (Thursday, June 24) and RAYE (Saturday, July 10) among BST’s first 2027 headliners, with more to come. Stadium nostalgia, homegrown pop power and now sci-fi rock with a laser budget: the 2027 lineup already has range.
Bring earplugs; the spaceship is landing in the park.
