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Coldplay add new 2023 UK and European gigs to ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour

Following six sold-out Wembley gigs, the band will return next year for shows in Manchester, Cardiff and more

Following their six sold-out Wembley gigs this month, Coldplay have added new UK and European gigs in 2023 to their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour. See full dates and details below, with tickets available here .

The band have been on tour across the planet since the spring, and have now extended the tour behind their 2021 album to next year.

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Across May, June and July next year, the band will play Portugal, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and more, with two new UK dates also added in Manchester and Cardiff.

The new dates will kick off in Coimbra, Portugal on May 17, before the band will play two shows at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium on May 31 and June 1.

A date in Cardiff at the Principality Stadium is also set for June 6, before the tour wraps up with two gigs at the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam on July 15-16.

Ahead of these shows, the band will wrap up their 2022 dates in Glasgow this week with two dates at Hampden Park tomorrow (August 23) and Wednesday (24).

See the new dates below alongside a trailer for the tour. Tickets for the gigs will go on sale at 10am local time on Thursday August 25, and you can get yours here .

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MAY 2023 17 – Coimbra, Estádio Cidade de Coimbra 24 – Barcelona, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys 25 – Barcelona, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys 31 – Manchester, Etihad Stadium

JUNE 2023 1 – Manchester, Etihad Stadium 6 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium 21 – Naples, Stadio Diego Armando Maradona 25 – Milan, San Siro 26 – Milan, San Siro

JULY 2023 1 – Zurich, Stadion Letzigrund 5 – Copenhagen, Parken 6 – Copenhagen, Parken 8 – Gothenburg, Ullevi 9 – Gothenburg, Ullevi 15 – Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff ArenA 16 – Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff ArenA

Across the band’s six gigs at Wembley Stadium, they were joined by a bounty of special guests. On August 17, the band enlisted Shaznay Lewis to cover two  All Saints songs, while the previous night saw them joined  by  Natalie Imbruglia , who paid tribute to the late  Olivia Newton-John  by covering ‘Summer Nights’ with the band. They also performed Imbruglia’s 1997 hit ‘Torn’.

Meanwhile, Coldplay also welcomed Craig David , who performed his songs ‘Live In The Moment’, ‘Fill Me In’ and ‘7 Days’ at each of the first two Wembley Stadium shows. Other guests included pianist Victoria Canal and Steve Coogan in character as Alan Partridge , who covered  ABBA ’s 1976 hit ‘Knowing Me, Knowing You’ and  Kate Bush ’s  newly-made-cool-again ‘Running Up That Hill’ alongside Jacob Collier .

During the North American leg of their tour in April, Coldplay also brought out  Bruce Springsteen ,  Kylie Minogue  and  Kelly Rowland , who each performed on-stage covers of their songs  ‘Working on a Dream’ ,  ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’  and  ‘Independent Women Part I’  respectively.

Reviewing one of the Wembley gigs , NME said: “It’s a joyful spectacle; a masterclass in how a massive pop show can be done. The band seem genuinely thrilled at the reaction, too. “Thank you for coming. These days, it’s so difficult to get to see a show,” Chris notes appreciatively at one point. “Thank you for coming and restoring our faith in humanity; for being peaceful and singing together.” The roars in response indicate that the feeling is mutual.”

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Coldplay UK and European tour 2023 dates: When are they and how to get tickets

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Coldplay completed their sixth show at London’s Wembley Stadium before announcing further UK and European dates for their Music of the Spheres world tour this morning.

The band ’s environmental concerns and triumphs will be at the forefront of these new dates as they will continue with their sustainability initiatives.

The four-piece group will continue utilising kinetic dancefloors which allow fans power the show through dancing, as well as having solar panels and wind turbines at every venue.

They will also plant one tree for every ticket sold.

With 16 new dates to look forward to, here’s everything you need to know.

When are Coldplay‘s new tour dates?

The new tour dates start on Wednesday May 17, 2023, in Portugal and end on Sunday July 16 2023, in the Netherlands.

Where are Coldplay performing?

London isn’t included in the extended tour, but Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and Cardiff’s Principality Stadium are included in the new tour.

Wednesday 17, Estádio Cidade de Coimbra - Coimbra, PORTUGAL Wednesday 24, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys - Barcelona, SPAIN Thursday 25, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys - Barcelona, SPAIN Wednesday 31, Etihad Stadium - Manchester, UK

Thursday 01, Etihad Stadium - Manchester, UK Tuesday 06, Principality Stadium - Cardiff, UK Wednesday 21, Stadio Diego Armando Maradona - Naples, ITALY Sunday 25, Stadio San Siro - Milan, ITALY Monday 26, Stadio San Siro - Milan, ITALY

Saturday 01, Stadion Letzigrund - Zurich, SWITZERLAND Wednesday 05, Parken - Copenhagen, DENMARK Thursday 06, Parken - Copenhagen, DENMARK Saturday 08, Ullevi - Gothenburg, SWEDEN Sunday 09, Ullevi - Gothenburg, SWEDEN Saturday 15, Johan Cruijff ArenA - Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS Sunday 16, Johan Cruijff ArenA - Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

How to get Coldplay tickets

Tickets go on sale this Thursday (August 25) at 10am on the Ticketmaster website.

Prices for tickets are still unknown but they might be very similar to previous sales, which began at £27.

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Coldplay's 2023 tour dates: How to buy tickets

25 August 2022, 11:14 | Updated: 25 August 2022, 20:41

By Jenny Mensah

Chris Martin and co have added fresh tour dates to next year. Find out where they're going, when tickets go on sale and how to buy them.

Coldplay have announced fresh dates for 2023, which will see them at the likes of Manchester's Etihad Stadium a nd Cardiff's Principality Stadium.

After a run of spectacular shows in 2022, including several dates at London's Wembley Stadium, the band have also announced new European gigs which will see them play the likes of Barcelona, Milan and Zurich.

Find out where Coldplay are playing in 2023 and how to buy tickets.

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What are Coldplay's 2023 tour dates?

• 17th May 2023 – Estádio Cidade de Coimbra – Coimbr
• 24th May 2023 – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys – Barcelona
• 25th May 2023 – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys – Barcelona
• 31st May 2023 – Etihad Stadium – Manchester
• 1st June 2023 – Etihad Stadium – Manchester
• 6th June – Principality Stadium – Cardiff
• 21st June – Stadio Diego Armando Maradona – Naples
• 25th June – Stadio San Siro – Milan
• 26th June – Stadio San Siro – Milan
• 1st July – Stadion Letzigrund – Zurich
• 5th July – Parken – Copenhagen
• 6th July – Parken – Copenhagen
• 8th July – Ullevi – Gothenburg
• 9th July – Ullevi – Gothenburg
• 15th July – Johan Cruijff ArenA – Amsterdam
• 16th July – Johan Cruijff ArenA – Amsterdam

See Coldplay's full tour dates here.

When do coldplay's 2023 tickets go on sale.

Tickets for Coldplay's UK dates go on sale on Thursday 25th August from Ticketmaster and See Tickets.

Visit Coldplay's official website for tickets to Coldplay's European dates.

Is there a Coldplay 2023 tour presale?

No, there's no presale for Coldplay tickets on this occasion. All tickets go on sale at the same time.

How much do Coldplay tickets cost?

The prices of the new dates have not been disclosed, but their Wembley Stadium shows ranged from £55 - £120 for seated tickets. and £85 for standing tickets plus booking fees.

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Coldplay announce new UK and European shows for 2023

The lengthy ‘music of the spheres’ world tour continues next may.

By Tom Skinner

Coldplay have announced three new UK shows for 2023 as part of their extensive ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour. Last night (August 21) saw the band wrap up a six-night run of London concerts at Wembley Stadium ahead of two scheduled dates in Glasgow this week (August 23, 24). A series of South American gigs will take place between September 10 and November 8. Today (August 22), it’s been confirmed that Coldplay will head back out on the road for further UK and European shows between May and July, 2023. This additional leg is due to begin in Coimbra, Portugal on May 17. Following a two-night billing in Barcelona, Spain (May 24, 25), Chris Martin and co. will return to these shores to play a pair of concerts at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester (May 31, June 1). They’ll then take to the stage at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales on June 6. Tickets go on general sale at 10am local time this Thursday (August 25) –  you’ll be able to purchase yours from here .

Coldplay’s 2023 UK tour dates are as follows:

May 2023 31 – Manchester, Etihad Stadium

June 2023 1 – Manchester, Etihad Stadium 6 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium

After those gigs, Coldplay are set to visit Naples, Milan, Zurich, Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Amsterdam throughout late June and into July. You can find the group’s full live itinerary for this year and next here . The band have shared an official trailer for their forthcoming UK and European tour – check it out above. This past weekend, Coldplay teamed up with Alan Partridge at their penultimate London concert to cover ABBA ‘s ‘Knowing Me, Knowing You’ and Kate Bush ‘s ‘Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)’ . Steve Coogan’s much-loved character donned a jacket emblazoned with  Snow Patrol ‘s band logo. “If you’re running up a hill, make sure you wear the correct footwear. Goodnight!” Partridge said to the Wembley crowd. Other guests to have joined Coldplay on-stage in the capital recently include Craig David ,  Natalie Imbruglia  and All Saints’  Shaznay Lewis . In a four-star review of Coldplay’s latest album, last year’s  Music of the Spheres ,  Rolling Stone UK described the project as “spellbinding” . “It’s the sound of a supremely confident band, so aware their music now matches the euphoria of, say, a stadium triumph that ‘Infinity Sign’ slyly reworks rudimentary football chant “Olé Olé Olé” into something quite beautiful. It shouldn’t work but it does: epitomising Coldplay’s breathless ascent ever higher. It’s just a thrill to be along for the ride.”

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UK / EU supports and Infinity Tickets announced

The support acts for this summer’s UK and European dates have just been announced, with Griff providing main support in Coimbra, Zurich, Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Amsterdam and CHVRCHES taking the main support slot in Barcelona, Manchester, Cardiff, Naples and Milan. In addition, there will be a local opening act at each show (full list below).

It’s also been announced that Infinity Tickets for all of the previously sold out UK and European shows will go on sale tomorrow at 10am local time.

Infinity Tickets exist to make the Music Of The Spheres World Tour accessible to fans for an affordable price. They cost the just £20 / €20 per ticket. They are restricted to a maximum of two tickets per purchaser, and must be bought in pairs (which will be located next to each other).

Ticket locations within the venue will be selected at random and can include limited view seats, lower and upper level seating, as well as the GA field. Exact locations will be revealed when fans pick up their tickets from the venue box office the day of the show.

MAY 17: Coimbra, PT – Estádio Cidade de Coimbra (Support: Griff + Bárbara Bandeira) INFINITY TICKETS 18: Coimbra, PT – Estádio Cidade de Coimbra (Support: Griff + Bárbara Bandeira) INFINITY TICKETS 20: Coimbra, PT – Estádio Cidade de Coimbra (Support: Griff + Bárbara Bandeira) INFINITY TICKETS 21: Coimbra, PT – Estádio Cidade de Coimbra (Support: Griff + Bárbara Bandeira) INFINITY TICKETS 24: Barcelona, ES – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Support: CHVRCHES + Hinds) INFINITY TICKETS 25: Barcelona, ES – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Support: CHVRCHES + Hinds) INFINITY TICKETS 27: Barcelona, ES – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Support: CHVRCHES + Ona Mafalda) INFINITY TICKETS 28: Barcelona, ES – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Support: CHVRCHES + Ona Mafalda) INFINITY TICKETS 31: Manchester, UK – Etihad Stadium (Support: CHVRCHES + Porij) INFINITY TICKETS

JUNE 1: Manchester, UK – Etihad Stadium (Support: CHVRCHES + Porij) INFINITY TICKETS 3: Manchester, UK – Etihad Stadium (Support: CHVRCHES + Porij) INFINITY TICKETS 4: Manchester, UK – Etihad Stadium (Support: CHVRCHES + Porij) INFINITY TICKETS 6: Cardiff, UK – Principality Stadium (Support: CHVRCHES + Hana Lili) INFINITY TICKETS 7: Cardiff, UK – Principality Stadium (Support: CHVRCHES + Hana Lili) INFINITY TICKETS 21: Naples, IT – Stadio Diego Armando Maradona (Support: CHVRCHES + Laila Al Habash) INFINITY TICKETS 22: Naples, IT – Stadio Diego Armando Maradona (Support: CHVRCHES + Laila Al Habash) INFINITY TICKETS 25: Milan, IT – Stadio San Siro (Support: CHVRCHES + Mara Sattei) INFINITY TICKETS 26: Milan, IT – Stadio San Siro (Support: CHVRCHES + Mara Sattei) INFINITY TICKETS 27: Milan, IT – Stadio San Siro (Support: CHVRCHES + Mara Sattei) INFINITY TICKETS 28: Milan, IT – Stadio San Siro (Support: CHVRCHES + Mara Sattei) INFINITY TICKETS

JULY 1: Zurich, CH – Stadion Letzigrund (Support: Griff + Caroline Alves) INFINITY TICKETS 2: Zurich, CH – Stadion Letzigrund (Support: Griff + Caroline Alves) INFINITY TICKETS 5: Copenhagen, DK – Parken (Support: Griff + Jada) INFINITY TICKETS 6: Copenhagen, DK – Parken (Support: Griff + Jada) INFINITY TICKETS 8: Gothenburg, SE – Ullevi (Support: Griff + L U C II A) INFINITY TICKETS 9: Gothenburg, SE – Ullevi (Support: Griff + L U C II A) INFINITY TICKETS 11: Gothenburg, SE – Ullevi (Support: Griff + L U C II A) INFINITY TICKETS 12: Gothenburg, SE – Ullevi (Support: Griff + L U C II A) INFINITY TICKETS 15: Amsterdam, NL – Johan Cruijff ArenA (Support: Griff + Zoë Tauran) INFINITY TICKETS 16: Amsterdam, NL – Johan Cruijff ArenA (Support: Griff + Zoë Tauran) INFINITY TICKETS 18: Amsterdam, NL – Johan Cruijff ArenA (Support: Griff + Zoë Tauran) INFINITY TICKETS 19: Amsterdam, NL – Johan Cruijff ArenA (Support: Griff + Zoë Tauran) INFINITY TICKETS

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Coldplay Announce 2023 Stadium Shows in UK and Europe

They'll visit Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, The Netherlands, and more

Coldplay have extended their “Music of Spheres World Tour” into 2023 with a new round of UK and European stadium shows.

Next summer, the band will visit Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, and The Netherlands. They’ll also play shows in Manchester and Cardiff, UK. Update – August 25th: Due to overwhelming demand, Coldplay have added 16 additional shows.

Tickets for the newly announced dates go on sale Thursday, August 25th at 10:00 a.m. local time. You can find ticket links to individual shows below.

A press release promises that additional shows in North America and southeast Asia are also on the horizon. Plus, the band is set to visit South America for a previously announced run of shows. Check out their complete tour itinerary below.

Coldplay 2022-2023 Tour Dates: 08/23 – Glasgow, UK @ Hampden Park Stadium ( Tix ) 08/24 – Glasgow, UK @ Hampden Park Stadium ( Tix ) 09/10 – Rio de Janeiro, BR @ Rock in Rio 09/13 – Lima, PE @ Estadio Nacional 09/14 – Lima, PE @ Estadio Nacional 09/16 – Bogota, CO @ Estadio El Campín 09/17 – Bogota, CO @ Estadio El Campín 09/20 – Santiago, CL @ Estadio Nacional 09/21 – Santiago, CL @ Estadio Nacional 09/23 – Santiago, CL @ Estadio Nacional 09/24 – Santiago, CL @ Estadio Nacional 10/11 – Rio de Janeiro, BR @ Estadio Nilton Stantos Engenhao 10/12 – Rio de Janeiro, BR @ Estadio Nilton Stantos Engenhao 10/15 – Sao Paulo, BR @ Allianz Parque 10/16 – Sao Paulo, BR @ Allianz Parque 10/18 – Sao Paulo, BR @ Allianz Parque 10/19 – Sao Paulo, BR @ Allianz Parque 10/21 – Sao Paulo, BR @ Allianz Parque 10/22 – Sao Paulo, BR @ Allianz Parque 10/25 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 10/26 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 10/28 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 10/29 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 11/01 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 11/02 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 11/04 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 11/05 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 11/07 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 11/08 – Buenos Aires, AR @ Estadio River Plate 05/17 – Coimbra, PT @ Estádio Cidade de Coimbra 05/18 – Coimbra, PT @ Estádio Cidade de Coimbra * 05/20 – Coimbra, PT @ Estádio Cidade de Coimbra * 05/21 – Coimbra, PT @ Estádio Cidade de Coimbra * 05/24 – Barcelona, ES @ Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys ( Tix ) 05/25 – Barcelona, ES @ Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys ( Tix ) 05/27 – Barcelona, ES @ Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys ( Tix ) * 05/28 – Barcelona, ES @ Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys ( Tix ) * 05/31 – Manchester, UK @ Etihad Stadium ( Tix ) 06/01 – Manchester, UK @ Etihad Stadium ( Tix ) 06/03 – Manchester, UK @ Etihad Stadium ( Tix ) * 06/04 – Manchester, UK @ Etihad Stadium ( Tix ) * 06/06 – Cardiff, UK @ Principality Stadium ( Tix ) 06/07 – Cardiff, UK @ Principality Stadium ( Tix ) * 06/21 – Naples, IT @ Stadio Diego Armando Maradona ( Tix ) 06/22 – Naples, IT @ Stadio Diego Armando Maradona ( Tix ) * 06/25 – Milan, IT @ Stadio San Siro ( Tix ) 06/26 – Milan, IT @ Stadio San Siro ( Tix ) 06/28 – Milan, IT @ Stadio San Siro ( Tix ) * 06/29 – Milan, IT @ Stadio San Siro ( Tix ) * 07/01 – Zurich, CH @ Stadion Letzigrund ( Tix ) 07/02 – Zurich, CH @ Stadion Letzigrund ( Tix ) * 07/05 – Copenhagen, DK @ Parken ( Tix ) 07/06 – Copenhagen, DK @ Parken ( Tix ) 07/08 – Gothenburg, SE @ Ullevi ( Tix ) 07/09 – Gothenburg, SE @ Ullevi ( Tix ) 07/11 – Gothenburg, SE @ Ullevi ( Tix ) * 07/12 – Gothenburg, SE @ Ullevi ( Tix ) * 07/15 – Amsterdam, NL @ Johan Cruijff ArenA ( Tix ) 07/16 – Amsterdam, NL @ Johan Cruijff ArenA ( Tix ) 07/18 – Amsterdam, NL @ Johan Cruijff ArenA ( Tix ) * 07/19 – Amsterdam, NL @ Johan Cruijff ArenA ( Tix ) *

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Coldplay 2023 tour tickets: What time tickets go on sale today for UK shows on Music Of The Spheres tour

Coldplay are playing a pair of dates at manchester's etihad stadium during next year's tour, with a further show in cardiff.

Coldplay have confirmed a series of new dates in the UK and around Europe in 2023 as part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour .

The announcement came on Monday 22 August after the band completed a critically acclaimed six-night run at Wembley Stadium .

It teased that more dates would be added in the future, but in the meantime here are all the new dates for next year and how to get tickets.

NEW UK / EUROPEAN DATES ANNOUNCED Music Of The Spheres World Tour 2023 // On sale 10am Thursday https://t.co/OsnkikGE4m // More shows to follow 💚❤️ #MOTSWT pic.twitter.com/RYGEQnG6eu — Coldplay (@coldplay) August 22, 2022

When is the Coldplay 2023 tour?

As it stands, Coldplay’s 2023 European dates begin in the middle of May and last until mid-July, with shows in the likes of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Sweden and Denmark.

The UK leg of the tour starts with a pair of dates at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium on 31 May and 1 June, followed by a show at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on 6 June.

Here is the full list of 2023 tour dates:

• 17 May: Coimbra, Estádio Cidade de Coimbra (Portugal)
• 24 May: Barcelona, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Spain)
• 25 May: Barcelona, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Spain)
• 31 May: Manchester, Etihad Stadium (UK)
• 1 June: Manchester, Etihad Stadium (UK)
• 6 June: Cardiff, Principality Stadium (UK)
• 21 June: Naples, Stadio Diego Armando Maradona (Italy)
• 25 June: Milan, San Siro (Italy)
• 26 June: Milan, San Siro (Italy)
• 1 July: Zurich, Stadion Letzigrund (Switzerland)
• 5 July: Copenhagen, Parken (Denmark)
• 6 July: Copenhagen, Parken (Denmark)
• 8 July: Gothenburg, Ullevi (Sweden)
• 9 July: Gothenburg, Ullevi (Sweden)
• 15 July: Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff ArenA (Netherlands)
• 16 July: Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff ArenA (Netherlands)

How to get tickets for the 2023 Coldplay tour

The band confirmed in its announcement that tickets for the new dates would go on general sale at 10.00am on Thursday 25 August.

They will be available from the band’s website here . The ticketing platform Ticketmaster has links live for tickets for the first Manchester show here , the second Etihad Stadium date here and the Cardiff gig here .

There is no pre-sale on offer for the shows, and no details of ticket prices have yet been released. As a guide, a spot at the band’s Wembley shows in August cost between £55 and £120 for seated tickets, and £85 for standing.

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Coldplay at Etihad Stadium Manchester 2023 – stage times, support act, tickets and setlist

It's a massive gig for the city - here's what you need to know if you're heading down.

Coldplay will finally touch down in Manchester this month for their long-awaited Music of the Spheres World Tour.

The group, fronted by Chris Martin, will be performing a whopping four nights at the 60,000-capacity Etihad Stadium, home ground of Manchester City.

It’s the first time they’ve brought this tour to the city, choosing London and Glasgow on last year’s run of shows.

Coldplay are one of the most successful and popular bands of the last three decades, with nine albums and endless sold-out concerts in their back catalogue.

They’re also famed for putting on a staggering live show.

This 2023 tour promises to be as environmentally beneficial as possible . They’ve even added a kinetic dance floor that harvests energy from the audience’s dancing, and installed electricity-generating pedal bikes so that the crowd can recharge the band’s battery by having a little cycle.

If you’re heading to see Coldplay at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, here’s everything you need to know.

When are Coldplay performing in Manchester?

Coldplay will be taking over the Etihad Stadium for FOUR nights – quite a feat.

They’ll be performing on Wednesday 31 May, Thursday 1 June, Saturday 3 June and Sunday 4 June.

Are there still Coldplay tickets available?

Demand for tickets when they went on sale was phenomenally high – fans reported being in 400,000-strong virtual queues .

So as you might expect, tickets are extremely hard to come by at this point.

At the time of writing, there was one single, lonely seat left in the entire venue for the band’s opening show – and absolutely nothing for subsequent dates.

Keep checking See Tickets here for any last-minute releases.

And if you try to buy tickets second-hand, make sure you’re using a reputable resale site so you don’t get caught out by scammers.

Who is supporting Coldplay in Manchester?

Coldplay have called upon the phenomenally talented Glasgow group Chvrches to be their main support act in Manchester.

The trio, fronted by Lauren Mayberry, are famed for hit singles including Get Out, The Mother We Share, and Gun.

Naturally, for a gig of this scale, one support act won’t do – Coldplay will also be supported by Manchester electronic-indie band Porij.

Each of their songs feels like a love letter to the Hacienda rave scene and bands which came before like New Order.

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What are the stage times?

According to the Man City site, these are the stage times for Colplay and their support acts.

• Campus opening time – 2pm
• Doors open – 5pm
• Porij – 6pm-6.30pm
• Chvrches – 7pm-7.45pm
• Coldplay – 8.15pm-10.15pm

What’s the expected setlist?

Setlists will always be subject to change as artists hone their live show, but this is what Coldplay played on their most recent gig in Barcelona.

Higher Power Adventure of a Lifetime Paradise The Scientist Viva la Vida Something Just Like This (The Chainsmokers & Coldplay cover) Magic What’s Love Got to Do With It (Graham Lyle cover) (with Lauren Mayberry) Charlie Brown Yellow Human Heart People of the Pride Clocks Infinity Sign Hymn for the Weekend Aeterna My Universe (Coldplay x BTS cover) A Sky Full of Stars Sunrise Bamboléo (Gipsy Kings cover) (with Gipsy Kings) Nel blu, dipinto di blu (Domenico Modugno cover) (with Gipsy Kings) Humankind Fix You Biutyful

How to get to the Etihad Stadium

Public-transport wise, the Metrolink is the most direct way to get to the Etihad Stadium (and its dedicated tram stop Etihad Campus), which is just a few stops away from Manchester Piccadilly.

Both Holt Town and Velopark Metrolink stops, located on either side of the Etihad Campus stop, will not be open for at least an hour after an event at the stadium.

The trams will be very busy though, and the weather looks good, so you might prefer to walk – it’s around a 30 minute stroll from town with this safe walking route recommended.

If you need to drive, official car parking is priced at £25 for cars, £50 for coaches, and £40 for mini buses.

There are unofficial car parks near the stadium too but make sure you’re not getting ripped off.

Weather forecast in Manchester for Coldplay

Oh guys, you’re in luck – for once in its life Manchester has a stunning weather forecast for the entire run of Coldplay shows.

It’s set to be sunny with highs of 19 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday, then there’s more sunshine with a high of 20 degrees on Saturday and Sunday. Glorious.

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That’s just about as good as it gets for a Manc; not to go over the top right from the off but Liam Gallagher’s first night at the Co-op Live arena is comfortably up there with one of the best gigs we’ve ever been to.

We could end the review right there and we’re sure you’d understand (we don’t think it needs explaining why seeing Definitely Maybe played live in full to a home crowd all these years later is so special) but we’re going to carry on anyway.

We also could spend time bigging up the supports and how great they were, which is entirely true – there’s also a lot of understandable excitement about Liam’s son Gene Gallagher and the opening warm-up act, Villanelle – but, honestly, we just want to relive last night.

It’s not hard to see why…

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First things first, it’s probably fair to start off by saying that regardless of the palava when it first opened or rather struggled to, Co-op Live is quite a sight to behold.

There are plenty of people who have taken aim at the ‘big black box’ now sitting right next to Manchester City’s stadium and the wider Etihad Campus, but once you see it in the evening, lit up with its digital hoardings and especially in the bowl itself, it’s pretty impressive, it has to be said.

Obviously, the location felt fitting for such a massive Blue and LG made sure to have his beloved football club represented on stage, however, it more just highlighted how this man could fill a room of pretty much any size.

As we waited for his arrival whilst the roadies rolled back the years (quite literally) and recreated the Definitely Maybe album cover for the set, you couldn’t help but be blown away by the scale of everything as roughly 23,5000 people poured in to celebrate Oasis ‘ timeless debut album 30 years on.

And that’s what it was: a pure celebration. From the moment he kicked the arena into gear with ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Star’, the place barely stopped bouncing except for the likes of ‘Whatever’ and ‘Half The World Away’, as they were too busy being a choir in those moments.

He even dedicated the latter to its original singer and his big brother Noel , as well as tackling the likes of ‘D’Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman?’ and ‘Lock All The Doors’, which the older Gallagher already dug out of the archives with High Flying Birds – though it was interesting to see how the two versions differed.

We will always be envious of those who were there at the very start; for the likes of the Knebworth and Maine Road gigs, as we can only imagine how nuts the atmosphere must have been at the very height of Britpop , but if this is the closest we ever come to recreating that we will absolutely take it.

Getting to hear those “cheeky” B-sides from that seminal record was a treat too, mainly because as was often the case with Oasis, they were just as popular as the official tracklist and not a single lyric was missed. Manchester hasn’t even come to moving past its best-ever band and probably never will.

What made this gig even more staggering is that we’d just seen Foo Fighters light up the Emirates Old Trafford on Thursday and knew they were playing again at the same time we were all doing our best ‘sunshyiiiiiine’, but there wasn’t a single part of us wondering which was the better gig. Sorry, Dave.

Is the local bias taking a good chunk of the wheel here? Absolutely. Do we care one bit? Not even a little.

We’ve seen Liam play his own stuff and some old favourites before; we’ve seen Noel fill Wythenshawe Park and play as many Oasis tracks as he likes, but nothing comes close to seeing the album that started it all being played in Manchester at its newest and biggest venue.

Liam said that he wanted to “put this arena on the map” before he kicked into ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’ and he didn’t just do that, he blew the roof off the place. And that’s an expensive bloody roof…

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What’s more, the 51-year-old proved two things: this is exactly why he’s one of the greatest frontmen of all time, even if his voice isn’t quite as crisp as it once was (it’s still one of the most distinct on the planet), and that Oasis are still the best thing since sliced bread. The bee’s knees. The absolute b*****ks.

We’re not going to start arguing over where they fit among the greatest of all time – we know even Liam Gallagher himself would say, ‘Don’t talk daft, it’s The Beatles’ and so on – but we’re not sure we’ll ever be able to describe just how much Oasis are intrinsically part of what makes Manchester what it is.

Banging on about a reunion year after year feels pretty useless as we know it would take some extraordinary circumstances for it to happen, but all we’ll say is that at this point Noel is just missing out on playing some of the best shows you could ever hope for.

That being said, watching Liam Gallagher give Co-op Live its biggest gig yet was a privilege and until they both kiss and makeup to give the fans what they want, we’re here for these nostalgic nights and you best believe we’ll be going to the (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? anniversary tour if it happens too.

Core memory type stuff this. @liamgallagher ’s first night at @TheCoopLive was, as the man himself would say, BIBLICAL. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/rJONZ1jG6I — Danjo (@DannehJones) June 16, 2024

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After a long afternoon of trudging through the countryside in whatever weather conditions the north throws at you, there’s nothing quite like the reward of a crisp pint.

And on a particularly beautiful walk right on the outskirts of Greater Manchester, we stumbled upon a taproom that might just provide the best drinking background in the region.

Let’s start with the walk details.

If you haven’t yet been exploring the trails and paths around Rivington, you’re missing out on a real stunner of a hike.

There are countless loops you can do around the area, providing the best bits of all countryside settings.

You want woods? They’ve got em. A nice flat walk beside a body of water? Rivington’s got it. A decent uphill trudge ending in absolutely stunning views? Yep, that’s here too.

A highlight of this corner of the North West is the Rivington Terraced Gardens, which will try to transport you to Italy and Japan all while only just stepping outside Bolton.

These 100-year-old gardens were created by the Lord of Leverhulme and inspired by his travels, and have been carefully restored in recent years by teams of volunteers.

Walking around the footpaths and flights of steps you’ll stumble upon a hidden Japanese Garden, lakes, waterfalls, bridges, sculptures and caves, ending up at the top of Rivington Pike with panoramic views.

From here, you can keep going along to Winter Hill for arguably even more impressive views, or start to loop back down the hill to the water’s edge, passing Liverpool Castle as you go.

And here is where the beer comes in.

If you pass through the village of Rivington itself and walk along Horrobin Lane which crosses the two reservoirs, you’ll find yourself at the Rivington Brewing Co taproom.

This is huge taproom is a haven for modern craft beer, with absolutely loads of brews to choose from and a can fridge if the 18-odd taps don’t have what you fancy.

There’s plenty of cosy spaces inside the fairylight-strewn converted barn building, but the beer garden is the star of the show.

There are views from here right across the water and all the way to Pigeon Tower and Winter Hill, with plenty of space for big groups.

And dotted all around the outdoor area are a rotating selection of street food traders, serving everything from pizza to burgers to cakes.

If you’re looking for a belting Saturday afternoon activity, this is absolutely the one.

You can look a walk in the area that suits your ability here .

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Coldplay Music of the Spheres Tour setlist 2023 in full: What Chris Martin and co will perform at their Naples, Italy concerts, support acts, stage time and more

Coldplay have made it back home.

The latest blockbuster world tour in support of Chris Martin and co.'s most recent UK Number 1 album Music Of The Spheres - featuring collaborations with BTS and Selena Gomez  - as well as being executive produced by none other than Max Martin - has finally returned UK shores.

After touring Mexico and the Caribbean, the US and parts of Europe, the Music of the Spheres World Tour is currently on British shores for a four-night stint at Manchester's Etihad Stadium and two dates at Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales.

But what exactly can UK fans expect from Coldplay's Music of the Spheres world tour? We've got you covered with all the essential info below.

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Coldplay's music of the spheres tour setlist 2023 in full: songs for stadio diego armando maradona, naples, italy on 21st and 22nd june 2023, 1. higher power, 2. adventure of a lifetime, 3. paradise, 4. charlie brown, 5. the scientist (with excerpts of oceans), 6. viva la vida, 7. hymn for the weekend, 8. let somebody go (with vocals from h.e.r), 10. in my place, 12. human heart, 13. people of the pride, 15. infinity sign (with excerpts of music of the spheres and every teardrop is a waterfall), 16. something just like this (shortened), 17. midnight, 18. my universe (feat. bts), 19. a sky full of stars , 21. humankind, 24. fix you (with excerpts of midnight), 25. biutyful, coldplay's music of the spheres tour european dates 2023 in full:, june 1, 3, 4 - etihad stadium, manchester, uk, june 6 & 7 - principality stadium, cardiff, wales, june 21 & 22 - stadio diego armando maradona, naples, italy, june 25, 26, 28 & 29 - san siro, milan, italy, july 8, 9, 11 & 12 - ullevi, gothenburg, sweden, who are the support acts for coldplay's music of the spheres tour at stadio diego armando maradona, naples, italy.

Coldplay's support acts are Porij and CHVRCHES .

What time are Coldplay on stage at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Naples, Italy?

Coldplay are expected on stage at around 8:15pm BST.

How can I buy Coldplay tickets?

To check availability and buy Coldplay tickets visit Ticketmaster . (Please note, Official Charts may earn a small commission on ticket purchases). For more, discover Coldplay's Official Top 20 biggest singles ever in the UK now, and see if your favourite makes an appearance. 

Coldplay are one of the rare acts to achieve a Number 1 in the UK with every single studio album they've released - notching up their ninth with Music of the Spheres in 2021 .

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Coldplay Announce 2023 European & UK Dates for 'Music of the Spheres' World Tour

Tickets for the new European and UK shows will go on sale at 10am local time on Thursday, 25 August.

The morning after completing their triumphant run of six sold out nights at London's Wembley Stadium, Coldplay have announced further European and UK stadium shows for their Music Of The Spheres World Tour in summer 2023. The dates include the tour's first visits to Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands, alongside UK shows in Manchester and Cardiff.

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Since the band's record-breaking tour began in Costa Rica in March 2022, more than four million tickets have been sold for the dates in Latin America, North America and Europe, which have attracted rave reviews from fans and critics alike (as per the recent praise for the Wembley shows above).

The tour has also been heralded for its groundbreaking set of sustainability initiatives which include a show powered by 100% renewable energy in almost all locations; the world's first tourable battery system (made from 40 BMW electric car batteries); power bikes and kinetic dancefloors allowing fans to help power the show; solar panels and wind turbines at every venue; a pledge to cut tour emissions by 50%; incentives to encourage fans to travel by green transport; and one tree planted for every ticket sold. Full info here .

The new tour dates were teased via Easter eggs in the band's new video for Humankind (taken from their number one album, Music Of The Spheres) which premiered last week. To the excitement of the band's eagle-eyed global following, the video also hinted at further shows being announced for south-east Asia and North America.

Tickets for the new European and UK shows will go on sale at 10am local time on Thursday, 25 August. Full details can be found here .

Watch the official tour trailer here:

MAY 2023 WED 17 Estádio Cidade de Coimbra - Coimbra, PORTUGAL WED 24 Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys - Barcelona, SPAIN THU 25 Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys - Barcelona, SPAIN WED 31 Etihad Stadium - Manchester, UK

JUNE 2023 THU 01 Etihad Stadium - Manchester, UK TUE 06 Principality Stadium - Cardiff, UK WED 21 Stadio Diego Armando Maradona - Naples, ITALY SUN 25 Stadio San Siro - Milan, ITALY MON 26 Stadio San Siro - Milan, ITALY

JULY 2023 SAT 01 Stadion Letzigrund - Zurich, SWITZERLAND WED 05 Parken - Copenhagen, DENMARK THU 06 Parken - Copenhagen, DENMARK SAT 08 Ullevi - Gothenburg, SWEDEN SUN 09 Ullevi - Gothenburg, SWEDEN SAT 15 Johan Cruijff ArenA - Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS SUN 16 Johan Cruijff ArenA - Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

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Coldplay have announced 2023 dates on their world tour in support of Music of the Spheres . Next year, the band will perform in Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, and the Netherlands. Find Coldplay’s schedule and a trailer for the tour below.

Coldplay famously declined to tour in support of Everyday Life for environmental reasons. The band has set out to make the Music of the Spheres World Tour more sustainable, with a press releasing touting concerts powered entirely by renewable energy. For example, there have been solar panels and wind turbines at every venue to help power the shows.

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Coldplay 2023 tour dates - how to get tickets and all the locations they're playing

Chart-topping band Coldplay have announced more tour dates for 2023 following the success of their incredible Music of the Spheres tour that has recently taken place in the UK

• 11:46, 23 Aug 2022

Coldplay has announced more tour dates for their Music of the Spheres tour that will take place in 2023.

The indie band have recently completed six nights at Wembley Stadium in London, with crowds lighting up the sports and entertainment venue with their glowing wristbands that Coldplay concerts are now famous for.

The Music of the Spheres tour has been promoted as a sustainable event , powered by rechargeable batteries and fuelled by renewable sources.

The tour, which kicked off in Costa Rica in March 2022, has seen the likes of London Grammar and H.E.R join Coldplay on stage as the support acts.

But when are the new Music of the Spheres tour dates and how can you get tickets?

Here's everything you need to know.

What are the new Music of the Spheres tour dates?

Since the record-breaking tour began in March, more than four million tickets have been sold for dates in Latin America, North America and Europe.

The latest dates were teased in the music video for Coldplay’s latest single, Humankind.

The announced tour dates are as follows:

Wednesday, May 17: Estádio Cidade de Coimbra - Coimbra, Portugal

Wednesday, May 24: Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys - Barcelona, Spain

Thursday, May 25: Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys - Barcelona, Spain

Wednesday, May 31: Etihad Stadium - Manchester, UK

Thursday, June 1: Etihad Stadium - Manchester, UK

Tuesday, June 6: Principality Stadium - Cardiff, UK

Wednesday, June 21: Stadio Diego Armando Maradona - Naples, Italy

Sunday, June 25: Stadio San Siro - Milan, Italy

Monday, June 26: Stadio San Siro - Milan, Italy

Saturday, July 1: Stadion Letzigrund - Zurich, Switzerland

Wednesday, July 5: Parken - Copenhagen, Denmark

Thursday, July 6: Parken - Copenhagen, Denmark

Saturday, July 8: Ullevi - Gothenburg, Sweden

Sunday, July 9: Ullevi - Gothenburg, Sweden

Saturday, July 15: Johan Cruijff ArenA - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Sunday, July 16: Johan Cruijff ArenA - Amsterdam, Netherlands.

How to get Coldplay tickets

Coldplay fans will be able to get their hands on tickets to the latest tour dates when they go on sale on Thursday, August 25 at 10am.

The tickets will be available via Ticketmaster .

There will be no presale for the new dates.

What have Coldplay said about the Music of the Spheres tour?

Ahead of the COP26 summit last year, Coldplay stated that they wished for the Music of the Spheres tour to be one of the greenest in history as they pushed to make their event more environmentally friendly.

The band told social media platform Twitter at the time: “We’ve been planning this tour for years, and we’re super excited to play songs from across our whole time together.

“At the same time, we’re very conscious that the planet is facing a climate crisis.

“So we’ve spent the last two years consulting with environmental experts to make this tour as sustainable as possible, and, just as importantly, to harness the tour’s potential to push things forward.

“We won’t get everything right, but we’re committed to doing everything we can and sharing what we learn."

They added: “It’s a work in progress and we’re really grateful for the help we’ve had so far.

"If you’d like to come to a show and sing with us, we’re so excited to see you.”

As well as the "show battery", which has been supplied by BMW to run the show via renewable energy, there are many other ways during the concert where fans can get involved to make the event more sustainable.

At the concerts, there are kinetic floors placed in certain locations so that fans' movements can be converted into energy, and there are also electricity-generating pedal bikes so fans can actively charge the show's batteries.

These sustainable alternatives will replace the usual diesel and petrol generators, which will reduce the carbon footprint of the tour.

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Coldplay announces new dates for 2023 Music Of The Spheres Tour

Coldplay announced additional dates for their 2023 UK and European live tour shows.

Following a string of 2022 shows, the band will continue their Music of the Spheres European tour next summer.

The rock band are expected to hold shows in June 2023 at the Etihad in Manchester and the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands are other destinations added to their tour.

Last week, Coldplay played six sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium and were joined on Saturday 20 August by Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge to sing Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill”.

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Coldplay tour dates 2024

Coldplay is currently touring across 10 countries and has 40 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Puskás Aréna in Budapest, after that they'll be at Puskás Aréna again in Budapest.

Currently touring across

• 🇦🇺 Australia
• 🇳🇿 New Zealand

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Puskás Aréna

Groupama Stadium

Glastonbury Festival

Merkur Spiel-Arena

Stadio Olimpico

Olympic Stadium

Olympiastadion München

Ernst Happel Stadion

Marvel Stadium

Accor Stadium

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Arena Națională (National Arena)

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I had always heard Coldplay were a fantastic band to see live. They did not disappoint last night at Fedex Field, right in the midst of their joyous and decidedly over-the-top Head Full of Dreams tour.

The show began with an explosion of color and light (including the LED wristbands supplied to every concertgoer) in the titular track on the band's touring album. Then came fan-favorite "Yellow," followed by "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall," the ever-popular "The Scientist," and "Birds" (the latter was a bit of a personal disappointment as it replaced the brilliant "God Put a Smile Upon Your Face" from recent setlists). This part of the show finished with the anthem "Paradise," featuring an incredible remix outro.

Next the show slowed down for an intimate trio of songs (most of us actually took a seat). This included one of the better tracks from the sub-par "Ghost Stories", "Magic."

Soon, however, things picked up with the timeless piano strokes of "Clocks," themed to a magical red light show. Next came the lighthearted "Charlie Brown." Before it began, lead singer Chris Martin asked everyone to put away their phones and simply enjoy the show. This was followed by the radio hit "Hymn for the Weekend," a candlelit (okay...Iphone flashlight lit) "Fix You," and "Viva la Vida." This last one was remarkable, as nearly the entire stadium knew the lyrics and sang along to the triumphant "Oh-oh-ohhhh" chant. The groovy "Adventure of a Lifetime" finished off this section, featuring Chris gettin' down with the audience, asking everyone to "Get low!"

Then came the highlight of the night for me: an acoustic quad of older (*cough* better *cough*) Coldplay songs which were as intimate as they were nostalgic. The lovely riffs of "In my Place" started off the set. "Don't Panic" was sung by drummer Will Champion; it's one of my favorites. But it couldn't top what was (for me) the best song of the night: "Trouble." Somber but beautiful in its own way, "Trouble" is a rare find in the setlists of today's Coldplay and was absolutely fantastic. Finally came another rare gem: "Green Eyes," which was somewhat marred by Chris's well-intentioned attempt at giving the local Redskins some luck (HA! what folly) by changing the lyrics.

The finale of the show was the hopeful and popular trio of "Something Just like This," "A Sky Full of Stars," and "Up and Up." This last track was played against the backdrop of the magical and visually stunning music video for the song.

And if there were two adjectives to sum up the show as a whole, they would be just that: magical and visually stunning. Thanks for an awesome show, Coldplay!

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First of all I need to just say wow! Wow! Yesterday I experienced one of the greatest nights of my life. Yesterday I really did feel like I was part of something special, something so big and beautiful. The love, the happiness and the excaitment people were feeling last night were something you can't put words on. We stood in the rain for so many hours, we sat in a que and then we stood in the rain again.. but let me just say that when Coldplay came on stage they put on the best god damn show ever. You could really feel their thankfulness during the show. They promised us (in Chris Martins own words) "The best fucking show ever" and let me tell you it was! During the night I got to experience people from different countries dancing and singing along together, I got to experience that moment when Chris decided to write a new song about Sweden and Gothenburg! The night was amazing in so many ways. And just as he said during the night, that he believes when people are working together and last night everybody in that arena stood together. We celebrated the music, the evening and most of all we celebrated the love. Because in the end of the day Love is what matters and it will always win.

Yesterday was beautiful, just pure beautiful!

A Coldplay concert is a real face to face experience for a someone who love their songs. It may not be an intimate experience but considering the legions of fans that they have only a concert can accommodate everyone who are waiting all their lives for a chance to hear them live. and they never disappoint. A total performance complete with lasers and light and firework BUT without much fanfare, just them singing & playing their hearts OUT song after song alone or in harmony with the fans some crying, most gleefully dancing to their upbeat song or swaying OR slow dancing to slow Fix You or Yellow and probably thinking of someone they "cannot replace". Chris Martin is an awesome guy and so are the rest of the band. May their personal lives be as awesome as their professional lives, they deserve that too. as to Singapore, it may not be as engaging as it would be in the Philippines but hey, no one can complain; i had the best time celebrating my birthday in one of the best stadium this side of town with around 50K Coldpay fans celebrating with me :) :). Long live Coldplay, may you continue to bring joy to you fans worldwide. Looking forward to another Coldplay concert experience in the future.

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