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| Date | Venue | City / Country |
|---|---|---|
| Thu 12 Nov 2026 | Co-op Live | Manchester, UK |
| Fri 13 Nov 2026 | Co-op Live | Manchester, UK |
| Sun 15 Nov 2026 | The O2 | London, UK |
| Mon 16 Nov 2026 | The O2 | London, UK |
The Wow! Signal Europa Tour celebrates the release of Muse’s tenth studio album The Wow! Signal, which is out on 26 June 2026. The tour begins in North America on 2 July before the band head to the UK in November, kicking off with their first stop at Manchester’s Co-op Live. Exploring themes of extraterrestrial communication, technological anxiety, existential wonder and humanity’s search for meaning in an increasingly disconnected world, the album arrives four years on from 2022’s Will of the People and sees Muse pushing further into new sonic territory.
The UK leg spans four arena shows across two cities — two nights at Co-op Live in Manchester on 12 and 13 November, followed by two nights at The O2 in London on 15 and 16 November. The tour announcement arrived alongside the release of new single ‘Nightshift Superstar’. Muse launched the new era with an intimate show at Brixton Academy in April, where they debuted ‘Cryogen’ and gave lead track ‘Be With You’ its live premiere. After a North American summer run, demand for the UK arena dates is already running extremely high. Fanatix has listings for all four shows.
Ticket prices for the UK arena dates vary by venue and ticket type, with general admission standing and reserved seating options available across all four shows. VIP and premium hospitality packages are also on offer at both Co-op Live and The O2 for those looking for an upgraded experience. For context, general admission tickets for their intimate Brixton Academy show earlier this year were priced at £140 — arena pricing for the November dates will vary, with standing floor and upper tier options available across a range of price points.
With four dates selling fast and Muse’s track record of selling out arena tours, resale prices are likely to move as November approaches. Checking Fanatix listings early gives you the best combination of availability and value.
Pro tip: Muse are one of the most spectacular live productions in rock — the stage design, lighting and video work at their arena shows is genuinely unlike anything else. Floor standing is the most immersive experience, but the view from the upper tiers is equally worth it for the full visual spectacle. Note that under-16s are not permitted in the standing area.
All four UK dates on The Wow! Signal Europa Tour are available through the Fanatix resale marketplace. Every listing is verified, meaning your tickets are guaranteed to be valid and delivered before the show.
With general sale only having opened this month and demand running high across all four nights, the resale market is already active. Fanatix offers a safe and reliable way to secure your place at one of the biggest rock events of the year. Every order is backed by our 100% money-back guarantee.
Muse are a rock trio from Teignmouth, Devon, formed in 1994 and comprising vocalist and guitarist Matt Bellamy, bassist Chris Wolstenholme and drummer Dominic Howard. They released their debut album Showbiz in 1999 and quickly established themselves as one of the most distinctive and ambitious British rock bands of their generation, blending alternative rock with progressive and classical influences, operatic vocals and an increasingly elaborate live show. Absolution in 2003 was their first of six consecutive UK number one albums, followed by Black Holes and Revelations, The Resistance, The 2nd Law, Drones and Simulation Theory. The Wow! Signal is their tenth studio album and comes with high expectations for a seventh chart-topper.
Live, Muse are in a category of their own. Their arena and stadium productions are among the most elaborate in rock — spanning custom-built stage designs, synchronised LED rigs, hydraulic platforms and elaborate video installations — and their setlists span three decades of era-defining songs including ‘Plug In Baby’, ‘Hysteria’, ‘Starlight’, ‘Uprising’, ‘Madness’ and ‘Knights of Cydonia’. They have headlined Glastonbury three times and performed at some of the world’s biggest festivals and venues to audiences of hundreds of thousands.
Muse have won a Grammy Award and are one of the most influential British rock bands of the modern era. With a decade-spanning catalogue, a brand new album and a production budget that transforms arenas into something closer to a sci-fi spectacle, the November UK dates are as close to essential as live music gets.
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