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Coldplay Music of the Spheres World Tour FAQs
Led by frontman Chris Martin, Coldplay has remained defining force in pop-rock since the late ‘90s. Joined by guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman, and drummer Will Champion, the British band has delivered numerous chart-topping hits, including 2001’s “Yellow,” 2008’s “Viva La Vida,” and 2017’s “Something Just Like This.” Their 2016 Super Bowl Halftime Show with Beyoncé and Bruno Mars remains a high point in music history.
In 2021, they achieved their second Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 by collaborating with BTS on “My Universe,” nearly two decades after reaching the top with “Viva La Vida” in 2008. Known for their anthemic sound and electrifying performances, Coldplay have delighted fans with both the 2016 A Head Full of Dreams Tour and the 2022 Music of the Spheres World Tour ranking among the top 10 highest-grossing tours of all time.
With new dates announced for 2025, Coldplay will be performing in the UK again very soon, and we have packages available for their shows at Wembley. In the meantime, we thought it would be a good idea to spend a bit of time getting to know the band. Having been at the forefront of the music industry for so long, and picking new waves of fans on the way, there may be plenty you don’t know about this little band from London. So we have compiled the ultimate list of FAQs for you – if we’ve missed anything, or you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to let us know.
Coldplay have announced eight dates at Wembley Stadium in August and September 2025!
3rd September – Wembley Stadium
4th September – Wembley Stadium
At the time of writing, the last Coldplay album to be released was Music of the Spheres, which came out on the 15th October 2021. Featuring guest appearances from the likes of Selena Gomes and BTS, it pushed the boundaries of what Coldplay had become known for, while still managing to stick to their musical roots. After the release, the band embarked on the Music of the Spheres World Tour, which will run until the end of 2024.
But we know what you’re thinking – that was a long time ago now, when will the next Coldplay album be released? Well, some good news for you – Moon Music was released on the 4th October 2024.
Well, let’s start at the beginning, or close to it. Yellow is the song that shot Coldplay into the public consciousness – that is where they established themselves in the charts in the summer of 2000. By that point they were already playing at Glastonbury, so it’s not as if they came out of nowhere, but it was Yellow that changed everything for the band.
Then there’s Fix You, a classic ballad with emotional lyrics juxtaposed with an uplifting melody, Viva La Vida, a popular classic with a grand orchestral sound inspired by playing in Latin America, Clocks with that unique piano riff, The Scientist, showing off the bands poignancy, and moving to more recent hit, Adventure of a Lifetime, which shows off the band’s ability to create an infectious groove.
That’s just scratching the surface though – there are nearly 30 years of hits to work with!
Yes – in fact, at the last count they’ve won 417 awards, from 895 nominations. Which is just a mind-boggling amount. Let’s break it down though:
They’ve won seven Grammys, including Best Alternative Music Album and Record of the Year for “Viva La Vida.”. They’ve won nine Brit Awards, including Best British Group and Best British Album multiple times. They’ve been awarded Tour of the Year at the American Music Awards, and eight Billboard Awards.
Drummer Will Champion also has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Southampton in his hometown. And the band currently hold six World Records, including First Act to Sell Over a Million Digital Albums in the US and Highest Annual Earnings for a Group (from 2018). And they have headlined Glastonbury five times, which is more than any other band in history.
Coldplay formed in 1996 while the members were students at U
Coldplay formed in 1996 while the members were students at University College London. The band originally started as a group called Pectoralz, which included Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, and Will Champion. They later changed their name to Starfish, and then Coldplay, inspired by a name suggested by a friend. Champion claims that he only became their drummer because his housemate had a drum kit but hadn’t turned up when the others went to the house to meet him. So he gave it a go…
In those days they played small gigs around London, especially Camden where promoters had a lot of sway. That’s when Chris Martin’s lifelong friend Phil Harvey got more involved – eventually becoming the band’s manager. He distributed EPs to record labels and booked gigs outside of London. Eventually, they caught the attention of Radio One DJ Steve Lamacq, who invited them to become the first unsigned act to guest on his Evening Session show in January 1999. Within a month, they had signed a record deal.
More EPs followed as the band continued to tour. They played the New Bands Tent at Glastonbury in June 1999, and recorded an EP called The Blue Room that year, which sold around 5,000 copies. During the recording, Martin and Champion fell out. Their subsequent reconciliation laid the foundations that has stood them in good stead in their rise to fame – a complete democracy with a strict set of rules around hard drugs.
Between September 1999 and April 2000, they recorded their first album, Parachutes. The first single Shiver made it into the UK Top 40, but that was followed by the release of Yellow in June 2000 – that’s what changed everything.
niversity College London. The band originally started as a group called Pectoralz, which included Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, and Will Champion. They later changed their name to Starfish, and then Coldplay, inspired by a name suggested by a friend. Champion claims that he only became their drummer because his housemate had a drum kit but hadn’t turned up when the others went to the house to meet him. So he gave it a go…
In those days they played small gigs around London, especially Camden where promoters had a lot of sway. That’s when Chris Martin’s lifelong friend Phil Harvey got more involved – eventually becoming the band’s manager. He distributed EPs to record labels and booked gigs outside of London. Eventually, they caught the attention of Radio One DJ Steve Lamacq, who invited them to become the first unsigned act to guest on his Evening Session show in January 1999. Within a month, they had signed a record deal.
More EPs followed as the band continued to tour. They played the New Bands Tent at Glastonbury in June 1999, and recorded an EP called The Blue Room that year, which sold around 5,000 copies. During the recording, Martin and Champion fell out. Their subsequent reconciliation laid the foundations that has stood them in good stead in their rise to fame – a complete democracy with a strict set of rules around hard drugs.
Between September 1999 and April 2000, they recorded their first album, Parachutes. The first single Shiver made it into the UK Top 40, but that was followed by the release of Yellow in June 2000 – that’s what changed everything.
Well, I guess the first thing you can expect is Coldplay music – there will be a lot of that! But, honestly, even if you’re not a huge fan of Coldplay music, there is still a lot for you to enjoy at a concert.
They’re brilliant performers, especially Chris Martin. If you happened to catch any of their Glastonbury appearances, you’ll know that he holds the crowd in the palms of his hands. He’s an entertainer, without being in-your-face. He gets the crowd involved, and gets everyone up for it!
They also tend to use impressive lighting displays, backdrops, pyrotechnics – loads for your eyes as well as your ears! They also have used wristbands that light in the audience, and other innovative interactive elements like that.
Environmental sustainability is a huge factor in their performances, and they take eco-friendly measures in everything they plan. This enhances, rather than inhibits their creativity.
So if you get a chance to watch Coldplay live on an upcoming tour – take it.
Is it worth seeing Coldplay live?
Oh, it really is. If you have never seen Coldplay before, then it is definitely one for your bucket list. It’s a no-brainer for Coldplay fans, but for those that may not consider themselves passionate fans, there is plenty there for them too. They’re more than just gigs, proper live performances that will leave you with a big smile on your face.
There’s a very good reason that they sell out tickets on every World Tour they embark on. Every venue, all across Europe and the rest of the World, Coldplay put on a show to entertain, and you’ll find yourself singing along to more songs than you might expect.
How to get Coldplay Tickets
There is a huge amount of demand for Coldplay tickets whenever they announce a new tour. Which is great for them, but it does mean that getting to see their show is quite tricky. Fortunately, we can make things a bit easier.
We have a range of Coldplay hospitality packages at venues all over the country, including Wembley Stadium. Official hospitality packages are the best way to see a gig – enjoying incredible food and drink, as well as premium seats for a show you’ll remember for the rest of your life.
If you want any more information about Coldplay VIP tickets, get in touch with us today – we’d be more than happy to help.
Get Ready for Coldplay Next UK Tour
There are a lot of flash-in-the-pan artists these days – it seems you hear about a band for a few weeks or months, and then never again. So it’s quite refreshing to see a band like Coldplay that have been at the top of their game for decades – entertaining fans all over the world on a consistent basis.
And throughout that time, the band has remained the same. No public fallouts. No ‘indefinite hiatuses’. No guest drummers. Just four blokes from the South of England – best friends making music and touring the globe, year after year. That just doesn’t happen very often.
It couldn’t happen without two things – universally loved music, and impressive stage shows. Coldplay have mastered both over the years, which is why they keep getting invited back to headline Glastonbury. It’s crowd pleasing music, and a crowd pleasing show. That’s what Coldplay do – they please crowds!
So whenever Coldplay come to town, make sure you get involved. We can help you secure your tickets with a range of hospitality packages at venues all over the country. Get in touch today and register your interest
