Coldplay fans in India are still not over the fact that they have not been able to get tickets for the band’s concert in Mumbai in January 2025. They reacted in the comments section of a video shared by Coldplay, in which its lead singer Chris Martin is seen singing his upcoming song All My Love at a pub in Las Vegas. (Also read: Video of woman calling queue at Book My Show a ‘scam’ gets 4 million views, Coldplay fans say ‘it happened to us too’)
Chris Martin in disguise
Coldplay’s official Instagram handle shared this video on Monday evening, in which Chris Martin is seen wearing a grey suit, white shirt (half tucked in), striped blue tie, rectangular glasses and a long golden wig, making him unrecognisable.
He held a red balloon in one hand and a microphone in the other as he sang the song “All My Love” from Coldplay’s upcoming album Moon Music, which will be released on Oct. 4. The caption of the post read, “All my love, live at Dino’s, Las Vegas,” along with the hashtags for Moon Music and “11 Days.”
Indian fans flood the comments section
On Coldplay’s new, funny Instagram post, the band’s Indian fans couldn’t stop themselves from expressing their frustration over not getting tickets for the Mumbai concert. One of them wrote, “Can’t you give your real Indian fans a chance to see you, because currently all the non-eligible resellers have your tickets.” Another commented, “India needs 30 more shows.”
“Thank you, Coldplay. It’s really sad that I couldn’t buy tickets for your Mumbai concert. Most people bought them only to resell them at a higher price, and real fans like me missed out. Hopefully next time,” a third comment read.
Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour 2025 will kick off at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia on October 30 and end with a show at Wembley Stadium in London, UK on August 31, 2025. The India leg of the tour will take place in Mumbai on January 18, 19 and 21. Ticket prices range from Rs 1000 to Rs 1500. From Rs 2,500 ₹ 12,500, with According to the platform’s website, the lounge area is charged at Rs 35,000. BookMyShow shared a message that every account trying to book tickets is facing “heavy traffic”, with the waitlist reaching 842,745. Soon, BookMyShow warned fans about unauthorized platforms selling fake tickets for Coldplay India Tour at inflated prices.
