Muse to Headline Open’er as Part of Major European Summer Festival Plans for 2025.

Muse Announced for Summer Festival

Muse has been revealed to be performing at the “opening” amid grand plans for the European summer festival season this year.

• Read more: Muse: “There will be a big shift. We are dealing with a destructive transition “

Details of the Polish Festival

The Polish festival, hosted annually in Gdynia at the Gdynia-Kosakowo airport, shared this exciting announcement today (May 1) via social media.

Previously, Linkin Park was set to headline the festival alongside their massive world tour in 2025. Other notable acts include Mass Attack, Nine Inch Nails, Ray, Justice, Saint-Vincent, FKA Twigs, Gracie Abrams, and many more announced this year.

The festival is scheduled for July 2 to 5, with Muse slated to headline on July 4. Secure your tickets here.

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Upcoming Shows and New Music

Muse is also set to perform several major summer shows later this year. Together with Linkin Park, Korn, and Scorpions, they will headline the French Metal Festival Hellfest, taking place from June 19-22.

Following that, they will lead the Norwegian Tons of Rock festival alongside Green Day from June 25 to 28.

These dates come amidst speculation about new music from the band, with bassist Chris Wolstenholme hinting that they are preparing for a new album soon. On the Podkast Leon Graham, Wolstenholme mentioned that fans can anticipate new material in 2026, although there’s a minor hurdle since the group is currently unsigned.

“Obviously, we will (sign with a label). I think we will start working on the next record pretty soon,” he shared. “For our last few albums, we were with Warner, and we went on afterward each album. We might do that again; we could look for a new label that understands our vision.”

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Their most recent album, released in 2022, titled “Will of the People,” received a four-star rating from NME.

“While it may have lacked direction in previous political commentary, Bellamy’s rage here builds at the feet of a rising public mood, simmering with a fitting anger for those grappling with humanity’s staggering crises,” he proclaims. “Just show us where to go from here.”

In other news, Muse postponed their concert in Istanbul after facing backlash from Turkish fans and protests.