Muse joined on stage by U2 guitarist at Glastonbury

Muse were joined on stage at the Glastonbury festival this past Saturday (June 26) by U2 guitarist The Edge.

The Irish six stringer, whose own band were due to headline the festival alongside Muse but were forced to pull out due to singer Bono injuring his back, joined the Teignmouth trio for a cover of Where The Streets Have No Name.

Muse's full set list was as follows:

Uprising
Supermassive Black Hole
New Born
Map Of The Problematique
Guiding Light
Citizen Erased
Nishe
United States Of Eurasia
Feeling Good
Undisclosed Desires
Resistance
Hysteria
Time Is Running Out
Starlight
Stockholm Syndrome
Where The Streets Have No Name
Plug In Baby
Knights Of Cydonia

You can watch the video footage of their performance here. (To see Where The Streets Have No Name, skip forward to 33:10).

Tags: Muse

Posted by Dan at 10:46AM | June 28, 2010

I was so happy when they played Citizen Erased, without a doubt the BEST song Muse have ever written. Where The Streets Have No Name was a wonderful suprise, the icing on the cake of a wonderful show.

Posted by Ben | June 28, 2010 12:30 PM | Reply to this

Yeah, citizen erased is the BEST SONG EVER

Posted by Johnny K | June 28, 2010 12:59 PM | Reply to this

Muse is a shitty band. Fuck them and all other bands who destroyed the rock, the idea of rock.

Posted by gennaro | June 28, 2010 3:45 PM | Reply to this

i saw their performance on bbc, and although i like them, they are terrible live. true, they play their music note perfectly, but i am glad i didn't wait for 10 hours at the front to see a band who don't interact at all with anyone, they might as well just put up a screen and watch a fiolm of them. i know that as a green day fan, my opinion will be biased towards ythem, but i saw them at pinkpop in holland earlier this year and they are amillion times better live than muse, kate nash at pinkpop was better than muse live, to be frank. U2 any day over muse.

Posted by Smokey | June 28, 2010 4:23 PM | Reply to this

Muse terrible live band???? Fuck right off. Im not even that big a fan but they are one of the best live bands out there

Posted by Dave | June 28, 2010 4:27 PM | Reply to this

I love muse but when i Saw them on their last UK tour i was really disappointed. i dont think they're that good live tbh

Posted by choclatie | June 28, 2010 5:40 PM | Reply to this

yeah they're not that good live at all... which is why they've won best live band award so many times from different award ceremonies must be a fluke or something /sarcasm

Posted by marty mcfly | June 28, 2010 7:11 PM | Reply to this

are the people saying they're not good live, watching something else? or have something wrong with their ears?
cause they're one of the best bands out there.
and yes they do interact with the croud.. they get you to jump, clap to certain songs where they want you to clap, they say cheers :P and thank the croud.
and at glasto matt bellamy said more than 2 lines! haha. :)
and dom always speaks.
they prefer the music to be played more, than standing there speaking for 10 mins wasting time when they could play 2 songs.
So shutup.
rant over.
Muse are amazing. Best british band of this generation in my opinion.

Posted by Danni | June 28, 2010 9:52 PM | Reply to this

Well, i am not usually a one for dissing another band and usually sit on the fence BUT since i heard about the Muse's prop effecting slayers performance, it just makes me think how arrogant and upthemselves they are. I, personally think they are terrible and matt needs some balls cos his screechy voice is so bad. So i am on the anti-muse side this time

Posted by Jay | June 29, 2010 1:11 PM | Reply to this

Muse's prop didn't affect Slayers performance, it stopped mtv from broadcasting it. Which i doubt was done on purpose. So calling them arrogant and up them selves because of it is a stupid comment to make.

Posted by Dan | June 29, 2010 3:25 PM | Reply to this

Muse are better than slayer anyway so why complain they did MTV viewers a favour.
slayer are ok but have not evolved and churn the same music out album after album after album after album.

And for your information i love heavy music but im also a music fan and muse win hands down.

Posted by fuel2fire | July 1, 2010 11:30 AM | Reply to this