While desi fans can’t wait for the upcoming Coldplay concert in Mumbai, Chris Martin , the frontman of the group, is currently going viral on the Internet. A video of the singer performing one of the rock band’s biggest hits, ‘All My Love,’ at a Los Angeles bar is currently doing the rounds on social media. In the clip, the singer seems to be in disguise.
The video, which featured Chris Martin looking unrecognizable in a grey suit, white shirt (with part of the shirt not tucked in), striped blue tie, rectangular glasses, and a long blonde wig, was posted on Coldplay's official Instagram account on Monday night. He was singing All My Love, a song off Coldplay's new album Moon Music, which is set to be released on October 4. He was holding a red balloon in one hand and a microphone in the other.
A caption accompanied the post, which read, “All My Love, live at Dino’s, Las Vegas,” along with hashtags of Moon Music and ‘11 days.’ Fans of the band from India couldn't resist expressing their frustration over missing out on tickets for Coldplay's Mumbai concert, even on the band's lighthearted Instagram post. One fan lamented, "Can't you give your true Indian fans a chance to see you? Right now, all the undeserving resellers have your tickets.
" Another added, "India needs 30 more shows." A third comment read, "Thank you, Coldplay. It's really painful that I couldn't get a ticket to your Mumbai concert.
Most people bought them just to resell at inflated prices, leaving real fans like me without a chance. Hopefully next time." About The Tour Coldplay's 2025 ‘ Music Of The Spheres World Tour ’ will kick off on October 30 at Melbourne, Australia's Marvel Stadium and end on August 31, 2025, with a performance at London, UK's Wembley Stadium.
Mumbai will host the tour's India leg on January 18, 19, and 21. The platform's website states that the ticket costs varied from Rs 2,500 to Rs 12,500, with an additional Rs 35000 for the lounge area. BookMyShow posted a message stating that there is "heavy traffic" on all accounts attempting to purchase a ticket, with a wait list that reaches 842,745 spots.
Fans were soon forewarned by BookMyShow about unofficial sites offering phony Coldplay India concert tickets at exorbitant costs..
