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Australia and NZ tour announced
The band will play four stadium shows in November
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Coldplay announce east coast Australian tour, Brisbane concert on November 21, 2012
- by: Cameron Adams
- From: The Sunday Mail (Qld)
- May 13, 2012 12:00AM
UK band Coldplay Source: Herald Sun
BRITISH band Coldplay ended months of speculation by announcing they will play Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday, November 21.
The tour takes in the biggest venues the band have headlined in Australia so far.
The band will play only east coast dates in Australia, and their schedule includes the possibility of second dates in Brisbane, as well as other venues in Melbourne and Sydney, depending on demand.
Frontman Chris Martin said the band were itching to return Down Under. “It’s such a special place for us,” he said.
“These venues are pretty huge. The Aussie crowds are always incredible and we’ll be bringing everything we’ve got.
“It’s going to be big.”
The opening acts have been hand-picked by Coldplay, including Melbourne band The Temper Trap and US band The Pierces, whose album was produced by Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman.
Coldplay’s tour, in support of No.1 album Mylo Xyloto, has been super-sized to fit into stadiums.
A Coldplay presale for Visa card holders starts on May 17. See visaentertainment.com.au for full details.
Tickets from Ticketmaster start at $99, and will go on sale on May 25 at 9am.
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UK band Coldplay Source: Herald Sun
BRITISH band Coldplay ended months of speculation by announcing they will play Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday, November 21.
The tour takes in the biggest venues the band have headlined in Australia so far.
The band will play only east coast dates in Australia, and their schedule includes the possibility of second dates in Brisbane, as well as other venues in Melbourne and Sydney, depending on demand.
Frontman Chris Martin said the band were itching to return Down Under. “It’s such a special place for us,” he said.
“These venues are pretty huge. The Aussie crowds are always incredible and we’ll be bringing everything we’ve got.
“It’s going to be big.”
The opening acts have been hand-picked by Coldplay, including Melbourne band The Temper Trap and US band The Pierces, whose album was produced by Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman.
Coldplay’s tour, in support of No.1 album Mylo Xyloto, has been super-sized to fit into stadiums.
A Coldplay presale for Visa card holders starts on May 17. See visaentertainment.com.au for full details.
Tickets from Ticketmaster start at $99, and will go on sale on May 25 at 9am.