Rockers Muse showed their support for fans who voted in favour of independence by dedicating a track to Yes voters during their Glasgow gig.
The British rockers dedicated Uprising, a track from their 2009 album The Resistance, to fans who backed independence during their show at the Barrowlands last night.
Singer Matt Bellamy said: "I'm against distant centralised governments too, we're from Devon, they don't care about us either."
Scotland voted against independence during the referendum in September 2014.
Fans were delighted with the dedication, taking to Twitter to thank the band for the dedication.
"This next song is for everyone who voted yes" #hero #muse #Glasgow #Barrowland #uprising @ Barrowlands https://t.co/2UrXrZkBfm
- Ryan Mcilravey (@Ryan_Mcilravey) March 16, 2015
.@MattBellamy @muse and he just dedicated Uprising to all the YES voters fighting against oppressing, greedy governments. What a guy ?¤
- Chrissy (@chrissyallan89) March 16, 2015
Muse dedicated Uprising to Yes voters last night. Didn't think it was possible, but I like them even more now.
- Lyndsey (@lyndser) March 17, 2015
Amazing to see @muse having fun tonight & sounding out this world! So happy they dedicated uprising! #YES #GlesgaLovesYe #BestBandInTheWorld
- Laura (@WeeHeartyTunes) March 17, 2015
Thank you @muse, dedicated Uprising to those who voted Yes #bestband
- Gary Martin (@MicroGaz) March 16, 2015
The band announced a surprise tour last week to support their new album Drones, which is out on June 5.
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