Coldplay has announced a fourth show for their Music Of The ... Next on the list is Hotel Asiana Sky, which is a more ...

Bono says Coldplay 'are not a rock band': 'There is something much more interesting going on there' Reps for Martin did not immediately respond to Entertainment Weekly's request for comment.

Coldplay singer Chris Martin took a serious tumble on stage during a concert in Melbourne Sunday night when he fell through a trap door. Footage posted to social media shows Martin chatting with ...

During a recent concert in Sydney, Coldplay's frontman, Chris Martin, surprised a security guard by inviting him onstage. The guard, adorned with the concert's signature alien headgear, captivated the ...

Or maybe it was just distraction by a record-breaking crowd that led Chris Martin to take a tumble through a trap door at Coldplay’s Sunday concert in Melbourne. Chris Martin noticed Bruce ...

The British singer and his band, Coldplay, are performing around the world for their “Music of the Spheres World Tour." The group recently traveled to Australia for a series of shows in ...

Chris Martin took a tumble. The frontman fell through an onstage trapdoor while walking backward during Sunday night’s Coldplay concert in Melbourne, as captured by viral fan footage.

Coldplay front man Chris Martin took a dramatic tumble during a show in Australia before emerging apparently unhurt from a hole in the stage. Video of the incident posted to social media showed ...

(NEXSTAR) – Coldplay frontman Chris Martin fell into a trapdoor during a concert in Australia on Sunday, momentarily drawing concerned gasps from onlookers in the venue. Martin, 47, had been ...

Chris Martin is no exception to stage falls, as the Coldplay frontman took a tumble at a concert over the weekend. Martin, 47, spoke to the crowd in Melbourne, Australia, on Saturday while walking ...

The annual event, which is held at London's O2 Arena, has just confirmed Coldplay as the headliner for their first night, Saturday, December 7, 2024. Coldplay's headline performance news is ...

We thought we were being phished. Why else would someone claiming to work on Coldplay's upcoming Melbourne shows lob into our inbox on a Saturday afternoon just before the band's arrival in Australia?