Coldplay performed ‘Cry, Cry, Cry” and “Orphans” on Ellen.
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Review: Coldplay – Everyday Life
On their eighth studio album, Coldplay have made a record that embraces the past while still keeping most of its heart in the present. The double album entitled Everyday Life is broken into two chapters, in “Sunrise” and “Sunset,” and paints a picture of a band with plenty of tricks still up their sleeves. Every detail of this album seems carefully crafted, right down to the artwork mirrored on both the top and bottom. Chris Martin and his bandmates could have made a record in the same vein of their last effort, A Head Full of Dreams, but that’s simply not in Coldplay’s DNA to be complacent with what they have done before. Instead, we are left with 16 songs that sound simultaneously immediate, current, and creative.
Coldplay – “Everyday Life” Video
Coldplay have shared a video for “Everyday Life.”
Coldplay Performs Live Set
Coldplay performed “Orphans,” “Arabesque,” “Lovers in Japan,” “Guns,” “Everyday Life,” and “Daddy” during a live session for Future Sounds with Annie Mac. They also performed a cover of “Gypsy Woman.”
Coldplay Share Sunrise/Sunset Live Performance
Coldplay Pause Touring Until It Can Be Environmentally Beneficial
Coldplay plan to pause all touring until their concerts can be environmentally beneficial:
“We’re taking time over the next year or two, to work out how our tour can not only be sustainable [but] how can it be actively beneficial.”
“All of us have to work out the best way of doing our job,” he continued, saying the band wanted their future tours to “have a positive impact.”
Coldplay Share Two New Songs
Coldplay have shared “Daddy” and “Champion Of The World” from their upcoming album, Everyday Life.
Coldplay Perform on SNL
Coldplay performed “Orphans” and “Everyday Life” on SNL.
Coldplay – “Orphans” Video
Coldplay Share Two New Songs
Coldplay Reveal New Track Listing
Coldplay to Release Double Album in November
New Coldplay Coming Soon?
The Daily Star is reporting that Coldplay will be releasing a new album next month:
Coldplay will make a surprise return with a new LP at the end of November – AND it’s the first part of a double header.
The quartet are said to be repeating the success of their Ghost Stories/A Head Full Of Dreams releases by dropping an arty LP first ahead of a more mainstream pop collection the following year.
An insider spilled: “The first album is the more experimental side of Coldplay, they probably won’t tour until 2020 when the next one arrives.”
Coldplay Members Share New Song as Los Unidades
The members of Coldplay have released a new song called “E-Lo” under the name Los Unidades. The song features Pharrell Williams and is part of the Global Citizen – EP 1 being released this Friday.
Coldplay Announce New Documentary
Read ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Director Jon M. Chu’s Letter to Coldplay Asking to Use “Yellow”
Rebecca Sun, writing at The Hollywood Reporter:
To director Jon M. Chu, the only tune that could fit the bill was Coldplay’s 2000 breakthrough single “Yellow.” Warner Bros. was concerned that the song’s title was problematic (the word has been used as an ethnic slur against Asians), but that’s exactly why Chu wanted it. “We’re going to own that term,” he told The Hollywood Reporter in an outtake from THR’s cover story. “If we’re going to be called yellow, we’re going to make it beautiful.”
Coldplay Cover Tom Petty’s “Free Fallin'”
Coldplay were joined on stage last night by R.E.M.’s Peter Buck for a rendition of Tom Petty’s “Free Fallin’.”
Chris Martin of Coldplay Performs for Live Lounge
Coldplay’s Chris Martin performed “Hymns for the Weekend” and a cover of Paul Simon’s “Graceland” for BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge.
Coldplay Perform New Song “Houston” Live
Coldplay debuted a song they wrote called “Houston” at their show in Miami last night. The band said they wrote it while thinking about those impacted by Hurricane Harvey and that this’ll be the only time they play the song.
Coldplay Cover Linkin Park
Coldplay covered Linkin Park’s “Crawling” last night as a tribute to Chester Bennington.