Muse were forced to cancel a scheduled festival show on Sunday evening, after adverse weather conditions, reports Y! Music.
The group were due to play to 40,000 fans at the Hurricane Festival in Scheesel, Germany last night, but cancelled after the site was hit by a thunderstorm.
Meanwhile, Muse frontman Matt Bellamy has revealed the group are considering following their prog influences to a natural conclusion, by recording a concept LP in the vein of Pink Floyd.
Bellamy explained: "
I'm sure one day we're going to do a 'Dark Side Of The Moon' album. I think we're going to go the whole nine yards and become a full prog-rock band with the 15 minute piano solo.
"I think we need to get that out of our system," he told a UK tabloid.
Muse release their new album, "Black Holes And Other Revelations", next Monday, July 3.