After the news of their album, “Moon Music,” hit the net, Coldplay continues to be the talk of the town as their fans keep rampaging the media with amazing moments of the “Music of the Spheres World Tour.” It stands beyond any reasonable doubt that Coldplayers are having the best time of their lives in these concerts, thanks to the beautiful moments of the concerts that we keep seeing in our news feeds.
It’s always a pleasure to see invested time and resources paying off, as in the case of Coldplay. They started the “Music of the Spheres World Tour” in 2022, and will wrap things up this year. But before that happens, we’ll have experienced more magic from their sleeves, and more beautiful moments of the tour to reminisce about in the future. After all, our lives are only as interesting as the memories we create.
The schedule of the “Music of the Spheres World Tour” remains unchanged, and the British band will be visiting 3 European countries this July. Coldplay’s current tour is one that everyone wants to have a feel of. That’s why there has been a tripled number of fans in attendance this time, compared to their previous tours. Because these are part of their last shows, the attendance might increase.
In regards to that, you’re better off getting Coldplay tickets through an alternative ticket marketplace. This will help you avoid the “music of the Spheres World Tour” ticket rush that has been on for some time now, and secure yourself a space in any of their remaining fixes on time.
A phase of Coldplay’s life that is worth discussing more is how they managed to tour the world, serving every city from their dynamic setlist while maintaining a minimum CO2 emission. The sustainability plan initiated in the “Music of the Spheres World Tour” is one of the things that differentiates it from their previous tours. This is of course, aside from the numerous records that they’ve broken in the music industry, as well as the revenue which Coldplay has already accumulated for the duration of this tour.
The amazing thing is that Coldplay’s sustainability plan continues to get better with each concert. From the setting of the environment to be by their plan, to the engaging activities they initiate to entertain and also connect with their fans.
Activities like dancing on a kinetic dance floor to help power a segment of the show or paddling a stationary bicycle to have the same effect as the kinetic floors are some of the packages every Coldplay fan attending their concert currently looks forward to. Entertainment aside, these are some of the fun experiences y’all anticipating Coldplay this month should also expect.
“The Sustainability Package.” And don’t worry. It doesn’t cost anything to be a part of one of the greatest and most beneficial green-earth projects humanity has ever undertaken. Everyone, as long as one is a Coldplayer subscribes to this. From the moment you become a Coldplay fan, you’ve taken up the baton to make the earth a better place.
“Music of the Spheres World Tour” July Schedule For Coldplay
For these cities that Coldplay will be visiting this July, there’s probably nothing worth doing more at the moment, other than preparing for their arrival. Coldplay visits a city, and they come with full force. Most times, the number of people that travel inter-country just to catch a glimpse of them is powerful enough to affect an economy positively. Without adequate preparations, these nations might be caught off guard.
Let’s take a look at these cities, and how they too have contributed to Coldplay’s growth in the music industry.
Rome, Italy
Coldplay is set to visit Italy this July, for the “Music of the Spheres World Tour” which is scheduled for 4 days. The concert will start on the 12th, and end on the 16th, with the 14th exclusive. Coldplayers in Italy are super excited because the concert will be held in one of the biggest venues in Rome, the Stadio Olimpico, which has a concert capacity of 80k people.
This means that they don’t have to worry about limited space, since from all indications, the venue will be enough to contain everyone that has tickets to the show. The contribution of the Italians cannot go unnoticed, as they also managed to place Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres World Tour,” associated album, the “Music of the Spheres,” on the No.4 spot of the Italian Albums (FIMI) when it was released.
It’s only good craftsmanship for the British band to reciprocate the love this time with their concert in the country. Speaking of contributions, the “Music of the Spheres” also became certified Gold in Italy after its release. The album sold more than 20k units to receive this recognition, and it’s because of the dedication of the Coldplayers there.
Düsseldorf,
Coldplay’s next stop in Europe this July after Italy will be . Funny how Coldplay has visited before for the same tour. The contributions of the Coldplayers there are probably effective for Coldplay not to ignore them, aren’t they?
Well, fellas, Coldplay’s tour-associated album peaked at No.2 in one of the most competitive musical charts in , known as, German Albums (Offizielle Top 100), after it was released. The Coldplayers there showed how much they loved the album, and perhaps the anticipation for the “Music of the Spheres World Tour” also contributed to why the album finished 2021 at No. 42.
Coldplay will be in Düsseldorf, on the 20th, 21st and 23rd of July. The concert will take place at Merkur Spiel-Arena, which has a concert capacity of 66k people. One would’ve thought that the fact that Coldplay had visited before would make them pick a smaller venue this time around. But the case seems to be different. Coldplay probably want to reach more of their fans in this time, than they did previously.
After all, the contributions of the Coldplayers in have earned them all the love and attention they receive from Coldplay.
Helsinki, Finland
Finland will be the last country that Coldplay visits in July. Their arrival is expected to be on the 27th of the month, and the concert will go on for 3 more days, the 28th, 30th and 31st of July. What a beautiful way to exit July for the Coldplayers there.
Helsinki’s concert will be held at the city’s Olympic Stadium, which has a concert capacity of 50k people. The stadium isn’t so big compared to Coldplay’s other July fixtures, but we hope it contains everyone who’s waiting to meet Coldplay. Thankfully, the concert will be on for 4 days. This might compensate in the sense that people can meet Coldplay one of the 4 days, if not all days, before the concert ends.
The “Finnish Albums (Suomen virallinen lista)” is clear evidence of how much people love Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres” album in Finland. The album made it to No.4 on the charts after it was released in 2021. Although there are no official records of how many units the album sold in the country, for it to have reached No.4 on the charts creates the possibility that a lot of people bought it for the future’s sake.
