Coldplay Concert History

Coldplay is a britpop band formed in London in 1997. They consist of vocalist and pianist Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman, drummer Will Champion and creative director Phil Harvey. They met at University College London and began playing music together from 1996 to 1998, initially calling themselves Starfish. Coldplay's music incorporates elements of soft rock, pop rock, piano rock, and post-britpop.

Date Concert Venue Location
Nov 10, 1999
Coldplay King Tut's Wah Wah Hut Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Nov 09, 1999
Coldplay Attic Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Nov 07, 1999
Coldplay Duchess of York Leeds, England, United Kingdom
Nov 05, 1999
Coldplay The Little Civic Wolverhampton, England, United Kingdom
Nov 02, 1999
Coldplay Louisiana Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Oct 30, 1999
Coldplay Esquires Bedford Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom
Oct 27, 1999
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Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
Oct 26, 1999
Bellatrix / Coldplay / Mercedes The Roadhouse Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Aug 28, 1999 –
Aug 30, 1999
Leeds Festival 1999
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Temple Newsam Park Leeds, England, United Kingdom
Show Duplicate for Aug 28, 1999
Aug 27, 1999 –
Aug 29, 1999
Reading Festival 1999
The Auteurs / Ultrasound / Roni Size / Idlewild / The Pietasters / Younger Younger 28s / The Paradise Motel / Subcircus / DJ Punk-roc / Rosita / The Offspring / Orgy / Suicidal Tendencies / Nashville Pussy / Skinny / Pavement / Toploader / Kent / Molotov / The Delgados / Les Rythmes Digitales / Lo Fidelity Allstars / Cornelius / Space Raiders / Cinerama / Grand Drive / Bellatrix / Nojahoda / Ten Benson / Smog / Mansun / Add N To (x) / The Pharcyde / Fantastic Plastic Machine / Sebadoh / Space / Pitchshifter / Bentley Rhythm Ace / My Ruin / Snuff / Breakbeat Era / Hefner / The Fall / Less Than Jake / The All Seeing I / The Living End / Fungus / The Sugarhill Gang / Sick of It All / Merz / Madder Rose / blink-182 / My Life Story / Luscious Jackson / Marine Research / Clinic / Symposium / The Skaters (US) / the Flys / Arab Strap / Six by Seven / Freddy Fresh / Coldplay / Doves / Echo & the Bunnymen / Indian Ropeman / Cay / Donna / Remy Zero / The Flaming Lips / Feeder / Pennywise / Beth Orton / Fun Lovin' Criminals / The Divine Comedy / Atari Teenage Riot / The Chemical Brothers / Red Hot Chili Peppers / Blur / The Dandy Warhols / Buckcherry / Fountains of Wayne / Lit / Silverchair / The Charlatans / Stereolab / Sleater-Kinney / Guided By Voices / The Donnas / Reef / Apollo 440 / Ice-T / Catatonia / The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion / Elastica / Terrorvision / Gene / Backyard Babies / Bis / Puressence / 3 Colours Red / Kevin Rowland / Vandals Show all bands
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Little John’s Farm Reading, England, United Kingdom
Show Duplicates for Aug 27, 1999
Jul 02, 1999
Coldplay Telford's Warehouse Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
Jun 25, 1999 –
Jun 27, 1999
Glastonbury Festival 1999
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Worthy Farm Pilton, England, United Kingdom
Show Duplicates for Jun 25, 1999
Apr 05, 1999
Catatonia / Coldplay
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O2 Forum Kentish Town London, England, United Kingdom
Apr 01, 1999
Coldplay
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Bull & Gate London, England, United Kingdom
Mar 31, 1999
Coldplay
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Bull & Gate London, England, United Kingdom
Jan 18, 1999
Coldplay
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Bull & Gate London, England, United Kingdom
Jan 03, 1999
Coldplay
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BBC Radio 1 London, England, United Kingdom
Dec 07, 1998
Coldplay The Camden Falcon London, England, United Kingdom
Oct 13, 1998
Coldplay The Camden Falcon London, England, United Kingdom
Sep 01, 1998
Coldplay The Camden Falcon London, England, United Kingdom

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


What is Coldplay?

Coldplay is arguably one of the most successful bands of the 21st century. Famous for its versatility and experimentation, Coldplay has sold well over 100 million records and received dozens of awards for their albums, singles, and performances.

What genre is Coldplay?

Though Coldplay has its own distinctive indie, alt-rock sound, the band incorporates rock, pop, classical music, jazz, electronica, and a diverse range of other genres into its repetoire.

When did Coldplay start?

Vocalist Chris Martin and guitarist Johnny Buckland began performing music together in 1996 as freshman at the University College London, calling the duo “Pectoralz”. When bassist Guy Berryman joined in 1997, the band changed its name to “Big Fat Noises.” The following year Will Champion joined as drummer, and the band became “Starfish.” Not long after, the band changed its name a fourth time to Coldplay, releasing its first EP Safety on May 25, 1998.

Where is Coldplay from?

Coldplay initially formed using the name “Pectoralz” at the University College London in London, England.

What does the band name "Coldplay" mean?

Prior to settling on the name “Coldplay,” there was another band using that name. Fortunately members of the first “Coldplay” were friends with members of the now much better known “Coldplay” and willing relinquished the name. The name itself originates from a child’s poetry book called Child's Reflections, Cold Play.

When did Coldplay release its debut album?

The band released its debut album Parachutes on July 10, 2000, almost a year after signing with Parlophone. The album featured the singles "Yellow," "Don't Panic," "Shiver," and "Trouble." Parachutes earned the band several accolades, including a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 2002 and a Brit Award for Best British Album in 2001. Additionally, the album boasts massive commercial success in the United Kingdom and the United States, receiving multi-Platinum status in each country. Millions of copies of the album have been sold globally.

Who is the lead singer of Coldplay?

Chris Martin, one of the co-founders of Coldplay, has remained the lead vocalist and primary song writer since the band’s inception. He also plays piano and rhythm guitar.

Who was Chris Martin from Coldplay first married to?

Chris Martin married American actress and businesswoman Gwyneth Paltrow in 2003. They amicably parted ways in 2014 and officially divorced in 2016.

What is the song "Yellow" by Coldplay about?

Coldplay's debut single "Yellow" describes a special devotion to a loved one or someone whom you admire. It’s not necessarily a “love song,” however, as the feelings of admiration expressed in the lyrics are not necessarily directed toward a romantic partner. The band's vocalist, Chris Martin, once revealed that there was no particular reason for the song title other than yellow seemingly fit better than other colors.

What is the song "Sparks" by Coldplay about?

Coldplay's "Sparks" is about a complicated romance between two lovers. Aside from expressing their love, the singer admits to being in the wrong for the troubled relationship and promises change. Although the song is not specifically addressed to anyone, its rumored that this song may have been inspired by personal experience.

How many concerts has Coldplay had?

Coldplay has had 1,392 concerts.

What genre is Coldplay?

Coldplay is most often considered to be Rock, Pop, Indie, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Alternative Rock, Alternative, British, Indie Pop, UK, Britpop, Art Pop, Dream Pop, Permanent Wave, Piano Rock, Melodic Hard Rock, Big-Music, Post-Britpop, and Swedish Melodic Rock.

When is the next Coldplay concert?

The next Coldplay concert is on November 13, 2024 at Eden Park in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. The bands performing are: Coldplay / Emmanuel Kelly / Ayra Starr / Shone.

When was the last Coldplay concert?

The last Coldplay concert was on November 10, 2024 at Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales, Australia. The bands that performed were: Coldplay / Emmanuel Kelly / Ayra Starr / Shone.

What setlist does Coldplay play live?

The songs that Coldplay performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the November 09, 2024 concert at Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales, Australia:

  1. Light Through the Veins
  2. Flying Theme
  3. Music of the Spheres
  4. Higher Power
  5. Adventure of a Lifetime
  6. Paradise
  7. The Scientist
  8. Viva la Vida
  9. Hymn for the Weekend
  10. Everglow
  11. God Put a Smile Upon Your Face
  12. Yellow
  13. ALL MY LOVE
  14. Human Heart
  15. People of the Pride
  16. Clocks
  17. WE PRAY
  18. Infinity Sign
  19. Something Just Like This
  20. My Universe
  21. A Sky Full of Stars
  22. Sunrise
  23. Sparks
  24. The Jumbotron Song
  25. Fix You
  26. GOOD FEELiNGS
  27. feelslikeimfallinginlove
  28. A Wave

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