Muse Announce Huge Cardiff Blackweir Fields Show for 2027 With CHVRCHES

Muse will headline Cardiff’s Blackweir Fields on Wednesday 23 June 2027, with CHVRCHES as special guests.

The two-time GRAMMY winners announced the outdoor show this morning, adding one of next summer’s biggest rock nights to the Welsh capital’s calendar.

Fans can sign up for a presale at blackweirlive.com/muse, which opens at 10am on Thursday. General sale follows at 10am on Friday through blackweirlive.com and Ticketmaster.

Muse Ride an Eighth Straight Number 1

The Teignmouth trio of Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Wolstenholme arrive in Cardiff on the back of tenth album The Wow! Signal.

Released earlier this year, it went straight to Number 1 on the UK Official Albums Chart, their eighth chart-topper in a row. NME called it the band’s “best album in 20 years”.

Produced with Dan Lancaster and Aleks Von Korff and recorded partly at Abbey Road, the record includes ‘Unravelling’, ‘Be With You’, ‘Cryogen’, ‘Hexagons’ and ‘Nightshift Superstar’, plus ‘Hush’, a duet with Ellie Goulding.

The Wow! Signal Tour has taken them from an intimate launch show at Brixton Academy in April to the Hollywood Bowl. The UK arena leg lands this week, with two nights each at Manchester’s Co-op Live and London’s The O2.

CHVRCHES Return With a New Album

Support comes from synth-pop trio CHVRCHES, fronted by Lauren Mayberry.

Their fifth album All The King’s Men is due in January 2027, their first in almost six years. Politically charged new single ‘Roses’ is out now.

Blackweir’s 2027 Line-Up So Far

Muse join Alex Warren (20 June), Shania Twain (22 June) and Fontaines DC with Little Simz and Viagra Boys (29 June) on next summer’s bill, with more dates still to come.

Since launching in 2025, the site has hosted The Cure, Stevie Wonder, Alanis Morissette and Slayer. The shows are run by DEPOT Live and promoters Cuffe and Taylor.

DEPOT Live founder Nick Saunders called Muse “a brilliant addition” and promised “one heck of a brilliant night of rock in Cardiff next summer.”

Will you be at Blackweir for Muse, or are you catching them at the arenas this week?