One Word: Muse.

(Anticipation!)

Last night I had the opportunity to attend a Muse concert with one of my besties, Danielle.  She texted me back in April asking if I wanted to attend.  There was nothing I could say but, absolutely.  The last time I saw Muse performed was back in 207, the night before I moved to Hawaii.  They were awesome three years ago so I had high hopes this time around.

And they succeeded.

When their performance first began, there were these three pillars set up on stage.  Danielle and I were a little confused because behind the stage (they performed at The honda Center, which is where The Ducks play hockey) there were rows of people sitting, awaiting the concert as well.  How are they going to see when there is no way they can get a glimpse behind the pillars?  Well Danielle being the smartie that she is pointed out that the pillars probably drop somehow.

Well she was mostly right.  The music began and the pillars were lit up with random images until those images became white silhouettes of men walking up several flights of stairs.  Then suddenly, slowly, those med began to fall off the stairs.  That's when the the middle of the pillars dropped and the three band members appeared on what seemed to be platforms.

It was a brilliant show!  They played almost all of my favorite songs, including "Black Holes and Revelations" and "Undisclosed  Desires."  The reason why I love this band live is because they don't just play the new songs off the most recent album, but they bring back some of their older stuff.  They even busted out Michael Buble's "Feeling Good."  Loved it!

Last night I had the opportunity to attend a Muse concert with one of my besties, Danielle.  She texted me back in April asking if I wanted to attend.  There was nothing I could say but, absolutely.  The last time I saw Muse performed was back in 207, the night before I moved to Hawaii.  they were awesome three years ago so I had high hopes this time around.

And they succeeded.  

When their performance first began, there were these three pillars set up on stage.  Danielle and I were a little confused because behind the stage (they performed at The honda Center, which is where The Ducks play hockey) there were rows of people sitting, awaiting the concert as well.  How are they going to see when there is no way they can get a glimpse behind the pillars?  Well Danielle being the smartie that she is pointed out that the pillars probably drop somehow.

Well she was mostly right.  The music began and the pillars were lit up with random images until those images became white silhouettes of men walking up several flights of stairs.  Then suddenly, slowly, those med began to fall off the stairs.  That's when the the middle of the pillars dropped and the three band members appeared on what seemed to be platforms.

It was a brilliant show!  They played almost all of my favorite songs, including "Black Holes and Revelations" and "Undisclosed  Desires."  The reason why I love this band live is because they don't just play the new songs off the most recent album, but they bring back some of their older stuff.  They even busted out Michael Buble's "Feeling Good."  Loved it!