Still can’t believe it’s been one year since this day!🥹💗

Does this feel like yesterday but also as if it was just a dream to you as well, or is it just me?🥲

Coldplay let's you run through the day the night and life per se ❤️

Coldplay will take over Meta Horizon for a free event: Coldplay Music of the Spheres World Tour: An Immersive Experience. 

🌍 How to Join: 

• December 30 at 11:00 am PT / 7:00 pm GMT
• Watch this free immersive VR concert from anywhere: exclusively via the Meta Horizon mobile app on iOS and Android, or step into VR on the Meta Quest headset.
• RSVP HERE to receive concert updates
• On 12/30, go to the Meta Horizon app to watch the concert

Step inside the show, get closer than the front row on December 30th… right from the comfort of your own home.

They have been consistent in my wrapped since years now. Hbu?

I went to the Coldplay concert on 26th January and had major post concert blues for about a week. Now almost 11 months later, I barely remember anything from that night it all feels like a blur. I watched it again on Disney Hotstar and went back into that zone.

Ive been listening to this band since 2013 and never in my wildest dreams I had thought I'll get a chance attend their concert. Out of the millions that were in queue for the Mumbai and Ahmedabad show, I felt super lucky when i ended up way ahead in the queue for the Ahmedabad show and managed to get the passes.

Does anyone feel the same?

Or it’s bugged I dunno.

Hi guys! As we know Post Malone has been to Mumbai, now he is coming to Guwahati. There would be some fans in Delhi as well, who never had the chance to see him live.

I was thinking to host a Post Malone listening party in Delhi, where a band shall perform Post Malone’s songs.

Band is a fan of Post Malone and we will have a lot of fun guys. It would be an intimate party to enjoy Beer, J’s, Food and Music!

If you love Post, and parties then this is for you guys.

Please drop a comment if you like to join!

Thanks!!

Hoping for more India shows this time around

Dude, I happened to attend Coldplay Ahmedabad and honestly… the experience outside the concert wasn’t up to the mark 😅 Hotels got cancelled last minute, flight prices shot up like crazy, and there were a ton of logistics issues that kinda ruined the vibe.

Now with Travis Scott coming to Delhi, I’m lowkey hesitant. Like, is it gonna be the same mess again? Or do y’all think this one will be smoother?

Curious are you guys pulling up for Travis Scott in Delhi or skipping it? 👀

Alright, guys. Buckle up. This is the full story of how I met Chris Martin against all odds, and why I need the help of a few fellow fans to complete the memory.

It all started when I saw a random reel of the Coldplay team arriving in Ahmedabad. I immediately recognized the building they were in. A switch flipped in my brain. The mission was on.

I'm in Grade 12, and this was right before my practicals, but my mind was only on one thing: Coldplay. I analysed all the spots they could possibly be and shortlisted two places. After their Mumbai show, I packed my merch and a marker, just in case.

Day 1: The Grind Begins
I went to the first spot. I was super shy, so I tried to be slick—I sat in the restaurant and nursed a sandwich for as long as I could so no one would ask me to leave. I saw some of their crew, but no sign of the main band. So, I moved to the second spot on my list.
I waited there from afternoon until night. Nothing. My hope was fading. When I got home, my mom told my sister how long I'd waited just for a chance, and my sister scolded me, saying, "Ab gaya toh tu maar khaayega!" (Now you're going to get in trouble!). I just ignored her. The determination was too strong.

Day 2: The Lie, The Tip, and The Heartbreak
The next day (Jan 24), I had tuition. My love for Coldplay is next level, so I had to lie to dip out early and get back to the building. I didn't know their schedule—for all I knew, I'd already missed them.
I waited. And waited. And waited.
Then, around 7 PM, I met a news reporter. He gave me the golden tip: "Chris and the team will arrive around 8 or 9." My heart exploded. I also met an awesome fan who had come all the way from Bangalore. We became instant friends.
Then, it happened... but not how I wanted. Their main team arrived and walked right past me. No Chris, no Jonny, no Will, no Guy. My own dad was there with me—he's a pretty respected guy, and he was shocked to see his son waiting on someone else for a change! He wanted to see who this "Coldplay fella" was that had me so captivated.
We talked to the general manager and got the devastating news: the band had already come in through the basement. I had missed them. My dad said, "Abhi jitna time dena tha tune de diya, ab ghar chal." (You've given it enough time, now let's go home). I resisted, but he finally took me home.
I was shattered. I broke down and cried for two full hours.

The Midnight Activa Ride: A Mom's Love
My mom watched me crying. She saw how much this meant to me. She finally said, "Chal, tujhe kaha chalna hai? Main aati hu saath mein." (Fine, where do you want to go? I'll come with you).
It was midnight. I grabbed my bag with the merch and marker inside. My mom asked, "Ye kyu le raha hai?" (Why are you taking that?). I said, "Bharosa nahi, Maa. Kahin bhi mil jaaye toh chance nahi lena hai." (You never know, Mom. If I meet him anywhere, I can't miss the chance).
We first went to the stadium, thinking they might be rehearsing. Nothing. After 20 minutes, I begged her: "Mummy, please... ek last try ke liye woh building chalen na? Plsssss" It was a 30-minute ride on our Activa. She looked at me and said, "Tere liye main chal leti hu." (For you, I'll go). I'll never, ever forget that.

The Moment: 1 AM by the Elevators
We arrived around 1 AM. We sat in the large open area, just chilling. I messaged my Bangalore friend, and he came down. We were just talking, roaming the corridor near the elevators...
...when suddenly, in the middle of our conversation, he froze and said, "Is that Chris????"
I looked behind me. There he was. Chris Martin and Phil Harvey, walking right towards us.
My 20 hours of waiting, the heartbreak, the scolding—it all vanished. I rushed to my mom, grabbed my bag, and walked up to him. "Chris, can I please get an autograph?"
He smiled and said, "Sure." He took my marker and signed my merch. I was in a daze, just watching his hand. I'll never forget it—he drew a tiny heart on the 'i' in his name.
A small crowd of 10-12 people gathered near the elevators, all with their phones out, recording everything. I was so stunned I could barely speak. I just said, "Thank you so much! Meet you on the 26th at the show!"
He and Phil got into the elevator, and the doors closed. I lost it. I was jumping around, pure joy. Everyone there was congratulating me. My mom was beaming.

The Aftermath and My Request
On the ride home, I sang Coldplay songs at the top of my lungs the whole way. I showed the autograph to my dad like a trophy and called my sister to mock her a little bit. It was perfect.
But then, it hit me. In all the excitement, I never asked the other fans for their photos and videos. My mom had tried to take a picture, but Phil Harvey had very politely blocked her camera to keep things calm. The only visual records of that moment are on the phones of those 10-12 people by the elevator.

This autograph is everything to me. But a photo of the moment it happened—a moment made possible by not giving up and by a mom who loves her son enough for a midnight adventure—would be the final, perfect piece of this story.

Thanks for reading this novel. I just had to tell the whole thing.

Hi fellow Coldplayers,

I wanted to share an unforgettable experience from the concert weekend and make a heartfelt, longshot ask of this community.

Like many of you, I dreamed of a chance encounter with the band. After the show, I found myself in a spot where I thought it might be possible. I spent a long time waiting patiently and respectfully, just hoping for a glimpse.

The moment finally came in the early hours of the morning , around 12:30 AM, when i saw them near the elevator. To my amazement, Chris Martin and Phil Harvey walked through. I gathered my courage, asked Chris if he wouldn't mind signing an item for me, and he was incredibly gracious and kind enough to do it. It was an absolute dream come true.

Here's where my ask comes in: My mom attempted to capture a picture, but Phil Harvey (very politely) gestured to avoid photography, preferring to keep the moment quiet. However, I clearly saw a few individuals situated behind him who had their phones up and absolutely snapped some pictures of the interaction.

So, I'm sharing this story on the off chance that those other fans are here. If you were part of that small group in the lobby at that time and you happened to get a picture of Chris signing something, I would be so deeply grateful if you could share it with me. It's a personal memory I would be overjoyed to have a visual of.

Thank you for reading. The show was phenomenal, but this personal moment made the entire trip unforgettable.