For those that think that Blizzcon is full of ‘Mazes & Monsters’ wannabe’s, screaming and losing their minds over dice and numerous other D&D whatnots you really need to think again. Blizzcon 2017 is set to be Blizzard’s biggest bash yet and what better way to close their epic gaming event than to invite the mighty Muse over to close the the party off.
This is the 11th Blizzcon to be held, on the 3rd – 4th November 2017, at the Anaheim Convention Centre, California. Celebrating everything in the universe of Blizzard, including: World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Diablo III, StarCraft II, and Heroes of the Storm. The two-day event is loaded with in-depth developer panels, thrilling eSports tournaments, community contests, and much more. The full schedule of events is linked below, but if you can’t get to California and you still want to attend, keep reading for you can still be there in another way.
Now it’s been revealed that Muse, Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard, and Chris Wolstenholme— the winners of two Grammy Awards, an American Music Award, five MTV Europe Music Awards, two Brit Awards, six NME Awards, and six Q Awards, will be in attendance. All who see the mighty Muse say they are one of the greatest live bands ever! This is going to be one of the most epic closing nights that Blizzcon has ever seen.
“We’re thrilled to close out our 11th BlizzCon with a performance from one of rock’s greatest live acts,” said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. “Muse has wowed millions of people around the world with their groundbreaking music, and we’re excited that they’re coming to give BlizzCon attendees an epic sendoff.”
If you can’t get to Blizzcon 2017, but would still like to be involved, you can purchase a Virtual Ticket. This not only gives you access to all the developer talks, pre-talks, plus virtual tours, but you also get access to the in-game goodies too. Go here to find out more on the Blizzcon 2017 Virtual Ticket, also if you want to see the full schedule pop along here.
Originally published October 6, 2017. Updated December 1, 2022.
