People are pissed that Coldplay is not performing in Toronto on new world tour Toronto Coldplay
The band will kick off their world tour this March in Brazil, with shows across South America, Europe and the U.K. already planned for the spring.Every single scheduled show is currently listed on the band's website as sold out — some 6 million tickets. There's no doubt this will be the same scenario for the limited number of North American shows.
It's understandable why Toronto residents are pissed. This tour is bound to be a spectacle with its epic lights show among the fun that will be powered by sustainable energy, including battery power and kinetic dance floors — a world's first.The Vancouver show will be the first Canadian performance for the band since 2017. Let's hope a miracle happens, and a bonus Toronto show will be announced due to popular demand.
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