Tickets go on sale this week.

The rock trio will perform at Blackweir Fields in Cardiff on Wednesday, 23 June 2027, with Scottish synth-pop band Chvrches joining them as special guests.

According to NME, the announcement brings Muse's summer UK run to three shows.

The band had already confirmed two major performances on Monday, including a headline slot at BST Hyde Park in London on 26 June and another at Roundhay Festival in Leeds the following night.

And fans won't have to wait long to get their hands on tickets.

Presale opens on Wednesday, 11 November, at 10am, while general sale begins on Friday, 13 November, at the same time.

Could Muse also play Glastonbury?

Interestingly, all three shows fall during the same week as Glastonbury 2027.

That has raised questions about whether Muse could make an appearance at Worthy Farm.

With their Cardiff, London and Leeds dates already confirmed, Friday, 25 June, appears to be the only day they could fit in a Glastonbury performance without clashing with their existing schedule.

However, nothing has been announced, and the band have not confirmed any plans to perform at the festival.

Taylor Swift, The Rolling Stones and Billie Eilish are among the artists rumoured to appear at next year's event, alongside Fontaines D.C., Harry Styles and Sam Fender.

Meanwhile, fans have already expressed frustration over Glastonbury's rising ticket prices.

Who will support Muse?

Chvrches will join Muse for both the Cardiff and London shows.

And the two bands already have a bit of history.

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy has previously expressed his admiration for Chvrches, even covering their song 'Lies' for BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge.

Meanwhile, Chvrches' track 'Clearest Blue' has been used as Muse's walk-on music.

Bellamy has also hinted at what fans can expect from the band's upcoming live performances.

Speaking to NME, he revealed that the group had been working on a "spaceship" for their winter arena tour, which kicks off in Manchester on Thursday and includes two nights at London's O2 Arena.

With three huge outdoor shows now confirmed for next summer, Muse fans certainly have plenty to look forward to.