Jonny Buckland: Last News

Focusing on his health. Coldplay will be hitting pause on their upcoming shows while Chris Martin deals with a lung infection.

Coldplay are all set to bring their Music of the Spheres tour to the UK in a matter of months.The band, comprising Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, Will Champion and Phil Harvey, have ten shows lined up at London's iconic Wembley Stadium.They're also set to make their first appearance at Hull's Craven Park Stadium with two consecutive performances. Over these dates, Coldplay will be serenading over 1 million fans with their music, promising a summer to remember. Fans can expect a setlist packed with some of the band's biggest hits, including Yellow, The Scientist, Viva La Vida, and more.Tickets for these shows went on sale last year and were quickly snapped up, leaving many fans scouring online for resale tickets.

shared on X, the 7-time Grammy winner was seen walking backwards onstage when he accidentally stumbled through an opened trap door.The fall was followed by a loud gasp from the crowd.Moments later, a crew member who was standing inside the gap helped the “Fix You” singer, who was dressed in a blue T-shirt and black cargo pants, to get back up onstage.“That’s, uh, not planned, thank you for catching me,” Martin told the staffer into his mic. “Thank you, guys, holy s–t.”Luckily, the father of two avoided any injuries from the fall.Instead, he poked fun at himself, saying the ordeal will “probably be a YouTube moment.”Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres” tour is set to continue in the southern hemisphere as the band gears up to travel to Sydney before making a stop in New Zealand.The band has been touring since March 2022 and is scheduled to run until September 2025.In September, Martin revealed that the band will only be releasing two more “proper” albums, meaning that their 12th will be their last.Martin made the revelation during an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, 51.Coldplay, which is made up of Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, Will Champion, Phil Harvey and Martin, released their tenth album, “Moon Music,” on Oct.

Moon Music by Coldplay has become the fastest-selling album of any British act in 2024 so far, according to the Official Charts Company.

with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, 51, a portion of which first dropped Monday on People.Coldplay, which is made up of Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, Will Champion, Phil Harvey and Martin, will release their tenth album, “Moon Music,” on Oct. 4“We are only going to do 12 proper albums, and that’s real,” Martin told Lowe, who didn’t like the idea, saying he wants Coldplay to put out “50 albums.” “You don’t, because less is more,” the “Fix You” singer pushed back. “And for some of our critics, even less would be even more.” “It’s really important that we have that limit,” he added.He pointed to the “Harry Potter” books (of which there are only 7) and the musical output of artists he admires.

Glastonbury viewers were left in tears on Saturday night as Coldplay brought on a 'legendary' special guest

Coldplay were breaking Glastonbury Festival records as they took to the stage with their fifth headline slot on the Pyramid Stage on Saturday night (June 29). The band first headlined on the Pyramid Stage in 2002, and their performance sees them overtake The Cure, who have headlined the slot four times.

Coldplay are on track to be the first band to headline Glastonbury Festival five times.

“Music Uncovered: The Genius of Coldplay” podcast series. Bono got into the conversation about Coldplay first by praising their 2002 song “Clocks” from the band’s second studio album, “A Rush of Blood to the Head.”“It just sort of sticks to you, tighter than time itself,” the Irish musician said about the track.

Coldplay have shared details of their game-changing environmental measures on their ‘Music Of The Spheres‘ world tour.Back in 2019 the band – comprised of Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion – announced that they were taking time to consider how they would tour in the future in order to make it as environmentally friendly as possible.In 2022, they pledged to cut emissions by 50 per cent compared to their previous world tour between 2016-2017. A year later, figures showed that the band were able to emit 47 per cent less carbon emissions on the tour.

New details are emerging about a lawsuit against Coldplay after they were sued by their former manager.

Coldplay’s former manager Dave Holmes is suing the band over a contractual dispute.As reported by Variety, all four members of the multiplatinum-selling British rock band – made up of frontman Chris Martin, guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman and drummer Will Champion, are all being sued by their former manager, according to legal documents recently filed in the UK.A representative for Coldplay confirmed to the publication that the band and manager parted ways a year ago after working together for 22 years. They are now being managed by a team comprised of Phil Harvey, Mandi Frost and Arlene Moon, all who have worked alongside them and Holmes for years.A post shared by Coldplay (@coldplay)The representative declined to comment further, though sources told the outlet that the lawsuit is a contractual dispute.

Coldplay is facing a lawsuit from their former manager.

Coldplay are being sued by former manager Dave Holmes, according to legal documents recently filed in the U.K. A rep for Coldplay confirms to Variety that the band and Holmes quietly parted ways 12 months ago after working together for 22 years — nearly the group’s entire professional career. They now continue to be managed by the team of Phil Harvey, Mandi Frost and Arlene Moon, who worked with them and Holmes for many years.

Coldplay were joined on stage by tennis legend Roger Federer at a recent concert in Zurich – check out footage of the moment below.Chris Martin and co. were performing at the Letzigrund Stadium in the Swiss city on Sunday (July 2) as part of the European leg of their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour.Towards the end of the 22-track set, Federer took to the stage to play the shaker as the band performed ‘Don’t Panic’, the opening song from their 2000 debut album ‘Parachutes’.

Coldplay have revealed they came very close to cancelling their current Music Of the Spheres world tour after being hit with money issues and being forced to deal with a ‘big financial crisis’.The chart-topping band’s shows have been very well-received as they tour the globe as eco-consciously as they can, delighting with guests as random as Alan Partridge and as heart-warming as teen fan and pianist Leo Hall and Ukrainian refugee Roman Panchenko.However, it very almost wasn’t to be.Reflecting on what it took to get to the stage for the opening concert in Costa Rica back in March, lead guitarist Jonny Buckland revealed: ‘We had quite a strange build-up to this tour. Lots of behind-the-scenes stuff was difficult, trying to make it green, and then suddenly it became really difficult to transport things around the world.’Singer and frontman Chris Martin continued: ‘It became financially stressful, which we hadn’t had before.

Greg James is one lucky bugger after managing to make it on-stage at Wembley before Coldplay themselves.  The Paradise hitmakers – featuring Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland and Will Champion – have been entertaining thousands of fans at London’s Wembley Stadium on a six-night run as part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour.  It’s been a cracking residency so far with the likes of Craig David, Natalie Imbruglia and even Alan Partridge joining the rock band as surprise guests during the shows.

Greg James is one lucky bugger after managing to make it on-stage at Wembley before Coldplay themselves. The Paradise hitmakers – featuring Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland and Will Champion – have been entertaining thousands of fans at London’s Wembley Stadium on a six-night run as part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour. It’s been a cracking residency so far with the likes of Craig David, Natalie Imbruglia and even Alan Partridge joining the rock band as surprise guests during the shows. They may have saved the best until last with BBC Radio 1 presenter Greg appearing during Coldplay’s final night at Wembley on Sunday. Concert-goers shared photos on social media of Greg, 36, doing the honours of introducing Coldplay to the stage and, needless to say, his fans were loving his surprise cameo. ‘@gregjames you’ve won in this life,’ one fan cheered on Twitter. The incredible @gregjames of @BBCR1 introducing Coldplay for the final night of #ColdplayWembley ð¤ | via @JohnnySeifert pic.twitter.com/lLbjX9GeWNAnother joined in: ‘I love Greg what a great start.’ ‘@gregjames give Chris a hug for me,’ one fan quipped. It comes after actor and comedian Steve Coogan surprised the mass audience when he joined the band in character as Alan Partridge to sing Kate Bush and Abba hits on Saturday night. The 56-year-old commanded the stage beside frontman Chris to belt out Bush’s iconic hit Running Up That Hill, as well as Abba’s Knowing Me, Knowing You. Partridge hilariously wore a red satin jacket with the words ‘Snow Patrol’ on the back.He told the crowd: ‘Running up hills, up roads – it’s all cardiovascular.

Coldplay has enlisted Shaznay Lewis to cover two All Saints songs during the band’s recent show at Wembley Stadium. Watch snippets from the performance below.Performing the covers at their fourth of six Wembley shows in London last night (August 17), Coldplay brought out the All Saints member towards the latter end of their sold-out set, sharing the stage with Lewis for covers of the songs ‘Pure Shores’ and ‘Never Ever’.

Coldplay were joined by Selena Gomez for the first performance of their song “Let Somebody Go” on Monday’s “Late Late Show”.

Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland say their music reflects their lives as they chat with ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey about their brand new song, “Higher Power”.