Coldplay will reveal to present his career at Cape Town Stadium

Coldplay will reveal to present his career at Cape Town Stadium on 5th October, his concert tickets now available.
Big Concerts chief operating officer John Langford said on Thursday, shortly after tickets went on sale at 9am, show that he sold were expecting.

Langford said the Golden Circle tickets were already sold out and there are few standing room only tickets left.

Ticket queues on Thursday morning included some fanatical fans. “How often do bands like Coldplay come here? I thought I had to go to England to see them. I have always wanted to see them live,” said Brian Gimmer in the Kloof Street Checkers queue.

At the V&A Waterfront, fans were no less enthusiastic.

Stacey Southgate said, “Chris Martin (lead singer) is a god". "This is quite big for South Africa; we usually get old fogies,” she said. - Saturday Argus

Coldplay perform at Lollapalooza 20th anniversary

Coldplay, Eminem, the Foo Fighters and Muse are include Lollapalooza headline in its 20th anniversary for the annual U.S. music festival.

The event which takes place at invade Chicago's Grant Park on August 5-7, was revealed on the festival's official website Tuesday.

Coldplay have been also booked to perform at Glastonbury Festival in this year and they are working their fifth album.

Tickets for the festival are currently on sale at the festival's web site, whose cost at $215.

Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman reveal a new stage show

Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman has a new bassist in Berlin with his side project band stage show have announced.

The group, named Apparatjik, also consists of A-ha guitarist Magne Furuholmen, Mew singer-guitarist Jonas Bjerre and producer Martin Terefe.

Chatter on a photo posted by metal band military uniform, neon gas masks and helmets with horns associated with wearing foursome shows.

Ahead of their stage Neue National Gallerie in Berlin at the end of this week's show, band "a few interesting things," promised BBC in an interview with Radio 2 came in 2011.

Coldplay have been conformed to perform at Glastonbury, Oxygen and T In The Park Festivals in this year.

Oxygen Festival 2011 Joined by Coldplay

This year Oxygen Festival 2011 in Ireland will be headline by Coldplay,it has been announced.

At the event, it would going to be the bands first appearance which will held at Punchestown Racecourse from July 8-10.

The Strokes, Black Eyed Peas, The National, The Script, Tinie Tempah and Paolo Nutini are the other new addition to the festival line up.

"We have pulled out all the stops to deliver this A-list line-up," festival director John Probyn said.

Coldplay confirmed at Glastonbury Festival

Coldplay will confirmed to perform at the Glastonbury Festival 2011 in this week, Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle.

In this event have been already confirmed are U2, Elbow and Beyonce as Pyramid Stage headliners for the famous festival on June 22-26.

But co-organiser Emily Eavis revealed on Twitter last night: “We’re delighted that the mighty Elbow have confirmed.”

Glastonbury Festival tickets are sold out.

Tim Wheeler Coldplay Album Appearance In Doubt

Coldplay announced few days back that Ash frontman will be recording with them for there new studio album.

But speaking to BBC 6 Music, Wheeler expressed he had only had very limited involvement with Chris Martin and co.

The band in the studio had been visited by Wheeler,he explained and said that he jammed with them and producer Brian Eno on one track,which was just a pre-rehearsal'.

'They were figuring out the arrangement and I was jamming along. They were actually recording it but I think they were going to go start from scratch again,' Wheeler said.

'There was one little guitar lick I was playing that I think Chris was quite excited about. I think they can slot that in. There's got to be a chance!'

Confirmation of Coldplay fifth studio album is yet to be announced - which will be their first since 2008 - but it is likely to emerge before the band's Glastonbury headline slot on June 25th.

Coldplay's 'metal band' move forward to songwriting

Coldplay comprising of Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Will Champion and Jonny Buckland have been progressing towards new songs "as though they are a metal band".

Coldplay is currently working on their fifth studio album and love experimenting with playing them in different ways, with often surprising results.

Their Roadie #42 blog explained: "Chris suggests playing a gorgeous melody as though they are a metal band. The first stab at this is predictably (and intentionally) comedic.

"They pursue it though, playing one section over and over in a loop, varying the dynamic from pin drop quiet to aggressive and bolshy. They move through the transitions as one unit, as though someone is pressing their foot smoothly on some huge gas pedal somewhere."

The 'Fix you' hitmakers has invited Ash frontman Tim to work on an as-yet unnamed track.