Muse will be playing in Chicago in March as part of their tour to support their sixth album The 2nd Law.

Rolling Stone said the work was the UK-based trio's "biggest, craziest music yet" and it is only set to benefit from the live atmosphere of a tour setting.

Since forming in 1994, Muse has sold more than 15 million albums across the globe, with their previous disc reaching the number one spot in 19 countries.

Hits from their back catalogue such as Thoughts of a Dying Atheist, Supermassive Black Hole and I Belong to You are bound to be roared out by an expectant Windy City crowd.

On March 4th at the United Center they will also be supported by Dead Sara, with a number of tickets still on sale.

Getting to the venue is a simple task for people who choose to spend the night at the Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel Chicago, as it is just over a ten-minute drive away.