Coldplay Will Perform ‘A Couple Of Shows’ Before Their Environmentally Driven Touring Break

Although Coldplay is one of the world’s biggest touring acts, for environmental reasons, they don’t plan to tour in support of their new album Everyday Life. There could still be some performances from the band coming soon, though.

Shortly after their special release day concert in Jordan, they group performed at the London’s Natural History Museum, with proceeds going to benefit environmental charity ClientEarth. When asked about the museum performance by Radio X, Martin said, “We’re only doing about three or four gigs, so we’re just starting to feel good and then we’ll stop again.” When asked if getting on stage could lead to more tour dates, Martin responded with a smile, “No. We have a very set plan and I think we’ll do maybe a couple of shows in America… in Los Angeles, and that will be it.”

Following Coldplay’s Jordan concert, Phil Harvey, the group’s creative director who the band’s recognizes as their fifth member, wrote, “I’ll never forget the moment the last slither of sun disappeared as Chris sang the final Hallelujah of Everyday Life. From below us, there was a distant but mighty cheer. It was this group of fans at the citadel’s base. Thanks to everyone who tuned in today. It was magical.”

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