Chris Wolstenholme: Last News

Muse, and suggested that the band are already thinking about a new album.The bassist opened up about potential new material from the band during a new interview with Leona Graham, and suggested that fans can hope to see a new album being shared in 2026.During the interview, Wolstenholme was asked about the current status of the band – particularly with them not being signed to any label at the moment – and asked if this is something that would have to change before they could share any new music.“We will [sign to a label], obviously. I think we’re gonna start work on the next record fairly soon,” he responded.

here.This week, a colossal list of other artists and bands were confirmed to play – though the festival notes that one “very special guest” is still to be announced.Over the course of the four-day bash, 184 acts will play across the festival’s six stages, with Linkin Park, Korn, Muse, and Scorpions leading the bill.Elsewhere on the lineup are The Cult, Within Temptation, Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, Spiritbox, Exodus, Judas Priest, Turnstile, Dream Theater, Refused, Cypress Hill, Falling in Reverse, Knocked Loose, Eagles of Death Metal, and more.Check out the full poster below.A post shared by Hellfest Open Air Festival (@hellfestopenair)The news follows Korn previously promising new music for 2024. “Yeah, new music coming out next year,” guitarist Brian ‘Head’ Welch explained in 2023.

Muse’s Chris Wolstenholme has launched a new band called Chromes and dropped two new singles – check them out below.The project and new singles by the band were first shared earlier this year, when the musician created new social media platforms for the group and dropped hints to fans about his new venture.While Wolstenholme is best recognised as bassist and backing vocalist for Muse – and has gone on to take on various roles as a producer – this new endeavour sees him take on the role of frontman. For ‘Imaginary World’, he creates a straightforward rock anthem that seems to make a nod to the same energy and upbeat riffs seen in pop-punk classics.“Tired of these highs / So I’m not going back, I’m all out of whack / Fighting to be free/ Crying to leave and this newfound love,” he sings, before the song drops down ahead of the chorus: “I’m living in an imaginary world / Stay close because I’m loving every word / Find me in my imaginary world / Locked in, there is no other way to turn.”‘The Good Life’, on the other hand, is a much more sombre track.

Status Quo’s Francis Rossi has indicated that he does not think the band will play together again after the end of their current tour.The band, who formed in 1962 and are among the most prolific touring acts of all time, are scheduled to play in Europe and the UK over the coming months, with the final announced show set to be in Vivary Park in Taunton, Somerset on August 23.And now, Rossi has told the Mirror that he expects that to be it for the band.“I don’t think we will go again,” he said. “And as far as the rest of the band are concerned it’s the last tour too.

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Award-winning rock band Muse have annnounced a string of new UK and Ireland arena dates, including Manchester, in the Autumn. The band will continue their massive Will Of The People World tour with a date at Manchester AO Arena.

Muse secure their seventh UK Number 1 album with Will Of The People.

Muse could claim an Official Albums Chart first this week, with Will Of The People tracking to become the UK’s first-ever Number 1 album using NFT (non-fungible token) technology, according to the Official Charts Company.

Muse are bidding to become the first act to reach the Official Albums Chart with an album delivered as an NFT (non-fungible token).

Muse have teased more new music with a clip that their fans are speculating also provides a first glimpse of the band’s new album artwork.The Teignmouth trio returned in January with the track ‘Won’t Stand Down’, which was the first preview of the band’s as-yet-untitled ninth studio LP.Muse have shared a new 35-second video teaser this afternoon (March 9), which fans of the band believe concludes with a first look at the band’s next album artwork.In the cinematic clip, a crowd of hooded figures wearing shiny masks pull down giant busts of the three Muse members – Matt Bellamy, Chris Wolstenholme and Dominic Howard – on the outskirts of a windswept desert city.After the busts are toppled by the crowd, the three heads are then seen lying on the ground – before the camera angle is then adjusted to fit the typical dimensions of an album cover, suggesting that this will likely be the image that will serve as Muse’s next album artwork.The video teaser is also soundtracked by what appears to be a snippet of Muse’s next single, with the lyrics “the will of the people” being chanted repeatedly as the clip builds to a climax.