Coldplay are ‘about to announce concerts in Melbourne soon’ after playing huge sell-out gigs in Perth
Coldplay may be heading to Melbourne, according to a new report.
The British superstars have just played two very special performances at Optus Stadium in Perth, Western Australia on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
They could then go to Victoria, with the Herald Sun claim Sunday that tour insiders say an announcement is “imminent.”
But the “stadium shows” won’t take place until 2024, likely after the band plays in Bangkok, Singapore and Manila in January and February, the publication reports.
Adding to the mystery, a tour poster appeared online on Sunday claiming Coldplay will be coming to Marvel Stadium and Accor Stadium in October and November next year, but Live Nation has not yet commented on the speculation.
Coldplay may be heading to Melbourne, according to a new report. The British superstars have just performed two special performances at Optus Stadium in Perth, Western Australia (pictured)
Coldplay performed two very special shows in Perth at Optus Stadium on November 18 and 19.
Both concerts sold out – with 120,000 tickets sold and the band expecting a return of approximately £12 million (AUD$22 million).
Coldplay fans had promised a ‘spectacular show’ that will be ‘bursting with lasers, fireworks and LED wristbands’.
The much-loved group last performed in Australia in 2016, and these concerts were their first in the WA capital since February 2009.
They could head to Victoria next, with a report on Sunday claiming tour insiders say an announcement is ‘imminent’. But the ‘stadium shows’ won’t take place until 2024
Adding to the mystery, a tour poster appeared online on Sunday claiming Coldplay will be coming to Marvel Stadium and Accor Stadium in October and November next year.
Frontman Chris Martin has delighted locals in Perth, walking barefoot outside his suit at Crown Mansions and even posing for photos with a wedding party.
It comes after it was revealed how much food and drink was needed to satiate the 120,000 punters who attended the band’s two concerts in Perth.
Among the food for sale are a whopping nine tons of hot fries (or french fries as they’re called in the United States), as well as special Coldplay-themed burgers.
a Channel Nine A news report on Saturday showed that 500 kegs of beer and 35,000 cans of larger had been brought in, as well as 50,000 cans of ginger beer.
More than 8,000 burgers were expected to be sold, including the aptly named Fish You and Viva La Vegan offerings.