Muse have shared a new teaser for their new single, 'Be With You'.
The track is set to be released by the band, with the church set to play a key role in the release of this track.
This new snippet, will see Muse frontman Matt Bellamy playing an organ in a church, with the band spotted returning to their more operatic side as he sings: “It seems my life’s been swallowed up / I’ve used up every ounce of luck/ I need to leap into the fire, found a higher power and reach for something new".
This comes as the band are currently working on their new album, their tenth studio record, which would also serve as their first new release since 'Will Of The People' in 2022.
Check out the snippet below.
News of this comes after Muse cancelled a run of shows due to "unforeseen circumstances" back in January.
Muse had been scheduled to perform in Abu Dhabi, South Africa and India in February, when they made the "difficult decision" to cancel these shows.
“Due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, we will be unable to proceed with the upcoming scheduled shows in India, South Africa and UAE, this has been a very difficult decision and one we did not take lightly. We’re truly sorry to everyone who purchased tickets and appreciate your understanding", Muse said in a statement shared via Live Nation.
They also added via Instagram: “Muse, one of our headliners, has had to cancel their upcoming tour due to unforeseen circumstances, which includes their performance at Bandland. We completely respect their decision and send them love".
This led to huge disappointment among fans on social media, with one writing: "No one will refund our flights and accommodations. But you haven’t even given us a proper reason!", with another adding “can you guys at least let us know why you’ve cancelled so we have some peace of mind?".
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Back in May 2024, Matt Bellamy and his partner Elle Evans welcomed the arrival of their second child, who they named after the singer's famous father, George Bellamy.
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