In 2010, Muse was enjoying a peak in their career, having released their fifth studio album, "The Resistance," in September 2009. This album not only debuted at number one in multiple countries but also won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album in 2011. The live recording from Glastonbury on June 26, 2010, features Muse performing "Where The Streets Have No Name," a cover of U2's iconic song, with guest guitarist The Edge. This collaboration highlighted Muse's ambition to fuse their theatrical rock style with elements from other iconic artists, reflecting their influence and versatility in the music landscape. The performance was particularly notable as it helped showcase the band's growing popularity and their ability to command large festival stages, solidifying their status as one of the prominent rock bands of the era.