
Muse have been confirmed to headline Rock Werchter 2027
Muse will headline Rock Werchter in Belgium on Friday 2nd July 2027, with tickets on sale from Friday 30th October.
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A ballad from Muse's seventh studio album, 'Aftermath' strips back the band's usual architectural ambition in favour of something more intimate. The song finds stability in human connection amid broader collapse: as states crumble and walls rise, the narrator locates certainty in a single relationship, repeating the refrain that "from this moment" loneliness is gone. It's a love song built on the logic of siege, two people bound together against external chaos. The track sits apart from much of Drones' conceptual framework, one of only two songs on the album centred on romantic love rather than conflict or loss. Where its companion piece 'Dead Inside' charts the dissolution of that bond, 'Aftermath' documents its recovery, the moment when another person becomes the only thing that feels real. The song's pop-rock shape is deliberate and clean, letting the emotional repetition do the work.
"Aftermath" is a single by Muse, from the album Drones, released 3rd June 2015. The track is 5:48 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 19 articles about Muse.
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