Muse has a reputation for elaborate concert light shows. Their recent show in L.A. featured an inverted pyramid of video screens descending from the ceiling. Though bands often have to scale back their shows for the ’Dome’s unaccommodating roof, Muse guarantees to be visually stimulating.
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