Coldplay fans in Singapore, your prayers have been answered. The British band are set to return to perform at the National Stadium on Jan 23, 24, 26 and 27, 2024. According to concert promoters Live Nation, they are the first music act to play four nights at the...
Tickets to Coldplay’s debut concerts in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Jakarta, Indonesia in November 2023 sold out quickly after they went on sale in May.Tickets to the KL show on Nov 22 soared to RM43,000 , a big jump from the original RM228 to RM3,088 prices.the government will look into measures to prevent scalping.
Best known for pop-rock hits such as Hymn For The Weekend , Paradise and Yellow , their long list of accolades includes seven Grammy Awards and nine Brit Awards. The current Music Of The Spheres World Tour, which kicked off in March 2022, has sold over seven million tickets.
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