Coldplay consists of Chris Martin (vocalist and pianist), Jonny Buckland (guitarist), Guy Berryman (bassist), and Will Champion (drummer and percussionist), with Phil Harvey as their manager. The band is returning to India after 8 years. Their last performance in India was at the Global Citizen Festival in 2016.

Fans are hopeful for another chance to secure tickets in November, as BookMyShow Live announced that Coldplay will offer Infinity Tickets.

But despite the extra show, Coldplay fans were left heartbroken. In a matter of hours, tickets on BookMyShow, the official seller, were sold out, leaving thousands of hopeful fans ticketless. Enter the reselling platforms—because where there's demand, there’s a lucrative opportunity! And boy, have scalpers cashed in big time.

Ever since the iconic British band the Coldplay has decided to tour India, the fans are not able to keep calm, as the ticket release

The Grammy-winning band Coldplay will perform in Mumbai for the first time since 2016, adding a third show due to high demand. BookMyShow experienced server issues during sales and cautioned fans against scams,

As the tickets for the three Coldplay concerts in Mumbai in January 2025 are reportedly being resold for lakhs of rupees, BookMyShow has issued a warning.

Coldplay's first performance in India in nearly ten years caused a frenzy among fans, leading to the crash of the BookMyShow website and app. To meet the overwhelming demand, Coldplay announced an additional concert date in Mumbai on January 21,

Coldplay is coming back to India, the concert is scheduled for Jan 18-19 in Mumbai. The tickets went live on Sunay, many couldn't manage to buy the tickets and the ones who did are exploiting the rates.

It may soothe your hurting heart a little to know that celebrities like Karan Johar didn’t get Coldplay tickets either. Here's what the filmmaker said.

Coldplay fans in India are outraged over inflated ticket resale prices, with many listings reaching 10 to 20 times the original cost. Social media is abuzz with giveaways and complaints about scalpers exploiting the situation following the frenzied sale.