Coldplay ‘Music Of The Spheres’ India show to be streamed live on Disney+

Coldplay have announced their forthcoming ‘Music Of The Spheres’ concert in India will be streamed live.

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The Republic Day performance from Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium which goes out on January 26, will be available to viewers across the country on Disney+ Hotstar, and will include exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the band.

Ahead of the show, frontman Chris Martin said: “Namaste to all our friends in India. We’re thrilled to share that on the 26th of January, our show from Ahmedabad will be streaming live on Disney+ Hotstar, so you can watch it from anywhere in India. We hope you’ll join us – we’re so excited to visit your beautiful country. Sending lots of love!”

In the same week, Coldplay will also stream A Film For The Future on YouTube on January 22 along with special 360-degree screenings also taking place at Lightroom venues in London, Manchester and Seoul. The film is a visual accompaniment to their latest album ‘Moon Music‘.

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The film, which was created by over 150 different visual artists from 45 countries, has been described by the project’s executive producer Ben Mor as “a kaleidoscopic patchwork quilt – a 44-minute multimedia tapestry.”

Elsewhere, their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ tour recently became the biggest rock tour of all time with the band recently continuing their jaunt in Asia.

They are also set to embark on a UK tour this summer and will take over London’s Wembley Stadium for a 10-night run. Check out a full list of tour dates below and visit here to purchase tickets.

Meanwhile, Martin previously revealed to NME in 2021 that Coldplay would be wrapping things up with a final album in 2025. Later, he elaborated on his comments, revealing his plan for the band’s catalogue to end after 12 albums.

Then, speaking to NME an exclusive interview last year, he shared more details and explained how the end of the band’s time writing new music is fast approaching. He said at the time: “Right now, and since about 2008, if something lands in me as a song or as a good idea and it feels authentic, we’ll do it. It doesn’t matter what anybody else thinks.

“It is 12 albums for sure, but we’re going to be a bit later than that. There’s one more thing, which is a musical. [That’s] album number 11, but that might have to come out after album 12 because of how long musicals take to animate.

“Our last single is on this album, and that’s called ‘All My Love’. That’s the last ‘single’ single. We have the musical thing, then an album just called ‘Coldplay’, which is the final one. I think that will be a year late – I know it will be.”