Muse Wants The Power
The Muse members wish to run their local council for a day. The motive they invoke: to help get youngsters to care about politics in the region.
'We're still in talks to get things sorted,' council leader Jeremy Christophers told British newspaper The Sun. 'It's vital for the council to engage with the younger generation.'
Muse is known for the humanitarian messages they share through their music. Their latest LP is an attempt of convincing fans to take into account the future of planet Earth.
'Muse have been busy on tour promoting their album The 2nd Law,' he continued. 'The album has songs about global warming and sustainable living, which are important issues.' Good luck with your campaign, Muse!
