Coldplay to return to Mumbai in 2025: Check out the concert ticket prices.
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Summary: After a nine-year hiatus, Coldplay plans to return to Mumbai in January 2025. Held at DY Patil Stadium, the concert is a part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour.
After nine years, the world-renowned rock band Coldplay is returning to India for a tour. The much-awaited news was revealed on Wednesday via a teaser from BookMyShow Live, indicating that the rock band will be playing in Mumbai in January.
The news of Coldplay's return to India has thrilled fans, who have been looking forward to an amazing show. Social media is blazing with excitement and expectation. The event will happen during Coldplay's global Music of the Spheres tour.
In 2016, Coldplay made an appearance in India as part of the Global Citizen Festival in Mumbai, which featured several other bands and musicians on the schedule. The festival was organized to support international development objectives.
It will be Coldplay's first solo performance in India at the upcoming concert. With their namaste (greeting), the band captured the hearts of millions of people during their appearance at the Global Citizen Festival in India. Part of their performance included raising the Indian flag.
Since its 1997 formation, the band has fascinated audiences all around the world with their intense and moving live performances. Coldplay's band has frontman and lead singer Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman, and drummer Will Champion.
Their numerous chart-topping successes over the years include "A Sky Full of Stars," "Don't Panic," "Viva la Vida," and "In My Place." Indian fans are expected to have an incredible time at the concert in Mumbai because of their vast library of great tunes.
On September 22, 2024, at noon IST, tickets will go on sale on BookMyShow. The starting price of a ticket is Rs 2,500. Large groups of friends and family will be able to enjoy the event together because fans will be able to purchase up to eight tickets per transaction.
