Coldplay Set to Break Taylor Swift's Wembley Stadium Record
Coldplay is making headlines as they prepare to break Taylor Swift's Wembley Stadium record with an unprecedented 10-night residency at the iconic venue next summer. Originally scheduled for six nights, the band added four more shows due to phenomenal demand during a fan-only presale. This move will not only set a new record but also showcases Coldplay's commitment to their fans and the live music experience.
The general ticket sale kicks off at 9 AM on September 27, with prices starting at an accessible £20 plus fees. Unlike many artists, Coldplay has opted against using dynamic pricing—which adjusts ticket prices based on demand—ensuring that all tickets are sold at fixed rates. This decision reflects their dedication to making concerts more affordable for fans.
Supporting their upcoming 10th album, *Moon Music*, which is set for release on October 4, Coldplay's 2025 tour will include two nights at Hull's Craven Park Stadium. Notably, 50% of tickets for these shows will be reserved for local fans. As part of their commitment to sustainability, 10% of the proceeds from the tour will benefit the Music Venue Trust, an organization that supports grassroots concert halls across the UK.
In addition to their groundbreaking record, Coldplay has made significant strides in eco-friendly touring. They reported a 59% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions compared to their previous tours, highlighting their focus on environmental responsibility. The band is also offering £20 "Infinity tickets" for every show, providing fans with an opportunity to experience their concerts without breaking the bank.
With their recent five-star reviews and a performance at Glastonbury where they wowed audiences, Coldplay continues to capture the hearts of fans worldwide. As they gear up for this historic residency, it’s clear that they are not just breaking records but also setting a new standard for live music.
