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Watch Coldplay cover The Proclaimers’ classic ‘Sunshine On Leith’ with Laura Mvula

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Coldplay have covered The Proclaimers‘ classic track ‘Sunshine On Leith’ with Laura Mvula – watch the performance below.Chris Martin and co.

delivered a stirring and emotional rendition of the Scottish band’s 1988 single during a stripped-back performance for Radio 2’s Piano Room Month last night (February 3).They were assisted on vocals by Mvula, who previously guested with Coldplay during their headline set at Glastonbury 2024.Speaking about their choice of cover, Martin explained that bassist Guy Berryman had sent him ‘Sunshine On Leith’ – from The Proclaimers’ second album of the same name – “three days ago”.He continued: “He said, ‘Listen to this song by The Proclaimers’, and I’d never heard it before, and it blew me away… I’d never heard it before and then I watched the Hibernian [FC] fans singing in the terraces and it just gets me so much, that song.”Coldplay also performed their classics ‘Viva La Vida’ and ‘Paradise’ in the Radio 2 Piano Room, as well as three tracks from their latest album ‘Moon Music’: ‘The Karate Kid’, ‘feelslikeimfallinginlove’ and ‘All My Love’.The set was recorded at the BBC Maida Vale studios in London.

Watch ‘Sunshine On Leith’ and ‘All My Love’ here:You can listen back to a portion of the session here via BBC Sounds. The full performance will be broadcast at 10:40pm GMT tomorrow (February 5) on BBC One.In other news, last month saw Coldplay perform the biggest stadium show of the 21st century so far when they took to the stage in India on their huge ‘Music Of The Spheres’ tour.The group are due to return to the UK this summer for a record-breaking 10-night run at London’s Wembley Stadium, and two massive concerts in Hull.During an interview with NME last October, Martin talked about.

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