Gwyneth Paltrow join Coldplay on Eve

According to the news Gwyneth Paltrow's reply has trashed report that she is to join Coldplay on stage on New Year's Eve.

Astress 38 years old with her husdand Chris Martin's band perform at the Las Vegas show. But a rep for the mother-of-two said, "Although Paltrow will be in the city for New Year, she will not be following up her CMA's solo performance".

Music Contact said, 'There's absolutely no truth (to the rumour).'

American knowing to perform the guitar to play the title track of her film Country Strong at the awards kindly this year.

Coldplay: Special Christmas Concerts Have Ended

Special Christmas concerts have ended to the Coldplay in help of homeless charity Crisis.

Across the country plummeting with temperature, in the UK their are thousand homeless folk when the season of winter seriously it is the big problem of this guys life and death both.

Coldplay have hooked up with homeless charity he is now eager to help.

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The band have performed two concert after returning with thier festival themed new single 'Christmas Lights', their band perform only UK concert 2010, Coldplay did not disappoint.

Fans enjoyed to seems Take That member Gary Barlow in Liverpool. 'Christmas Lights' joining in a interpretation the singer remained onstage for a quick rendition of 'Back For Good'.

Coldplay have assure that the charity's work can be expanded.

Coldplay: Delay his new album to 2011

Coldplay band his frondman Chris Martin has verified that there will not be a new album this year. Coldplay fansite is Coldplaying.com has reported Chris Martin told a fan at a current meet and greet, that "Have still a lot of work to finish," and "There ain't gonna be a release for Christmas now that is for sure."
Fans of Coldplay they will have want and wait his fifth studio album until 2011 from the band since 1999 to be released.

Coldplay Guitar Heroes for iPhone

For the Guitar Hero App for iPhone avtivision are releasing new song packs and iPod touch including three song packs from Motorhead and KISS, plus a pack including songs from Band of Horses, Coldplay and Nada Surf.

In game store available for purchase through the app, the songpacks will contain the following tracks:

Song Pack featuring Band of Horses, Coldplay and Nada Surf • Band of Horses – "Laredo" • Coldplay – "Life In Technicolor II" •Nada Surf – "Weightless"

KISS Song Pack • "Love Gun" • "Lick It Up" • "I Love It Loud"

Motörhead Song Pack • "Iron Fist" • "Ace Of Spades" • "Overkill"

After 6 Music is saved Coldplay ecstatic

Fans for supporting their campaign to save BBC 6 Music from closure Coldplay have thanked, insisting they are "very pleased" to have achieved their aim.

Bosses at the alternative station announced plans to shut the station earlier this year in a bid to save money.
But the news infuriated stars including Lily Allen, David Bowie and Jarvis Cocker, who all backed a campaign to stop 6 Music from being pulled.
The station will now stay open after the corporation's chairman rejected proposals to close it earlier this week - and the Yellow hitmakers are ecstatic at the news.
In a post on Coldplay's official website, the band writes, "You might remember that, earlier this year, the BBC announced its plans to close 6 Music, the wonderful radio station which plays a crucial and unique role in British music. We're very pleased to report that the BBC Trust today rejected the station's planned closure. This was largely due to the enormous public opposition to the plans. So, we'd like to offer heartfelt congratulations to everyone at 6 Music and a big thanks to all of you who took the trouble to contact the BBC Trust and voice your opinions."
Former Pulp singer Cocker, who has his own show on 6 Music, also expressed his joy at the announcement, saying, "It's great that everyone's finally agreed with all the arguments to keep it on air. The BBC should be proud of 6 Music it provides something that can't be found anywhere else on the radio. It's been a pleasure to be involved with the station and I'm happy that it'll still be here to do what it does best play music that would otherwise go unnoticed on mainstream radio."