Coldplay Stadium Tour Tickets
The "Mylo Xyloto" band will play five arena shows, including two in London.
Coldplay has announced details of a UK stadium tour, which will take place next year.
The "Mylo Xyloto" band will play five dates, kicking off the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on 29 May.
The Chris Martin-fronted group will play two concerts in the Emirates Stadium in London on 1 and 2 June, before playing the Sunderland Stadium of Light on June 7.
The tour concludes in Manchester Etihad Stadium on June 9.
"Mylo Xyloto," which appeared last month, includes cooperation Rihanna, "Princess Of China, and the current single" Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall ".
Meanwhile, Coldplay are set to embark on their arena tour next month.
Tickets for Coldplay in the UK stadium tour go on sale on November 18 in 9:00.
Coldplay UK stadium tour dates are as follows:
Coventry, Ricoh Arena - May 29
London, Emirates Stadium - June 1st/2nd
Sunderland, Stadium of Light - June 7
Manchester, Etihad Stadium - June 9
Alternative rock Coldplay reveal further details and tour dates as part of the group's current European stadium tour.
After starting things off last month in Madrid, Coldplay has announced additional concert dates for the different stadiums in the UK.
The new UK tour dates will stop at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on May 29, two concerts in London, the Emirates Stadium on June 1 and second, the June 7 release, the Stadium of Light on a date in Manchester Sutherland and Etihad Stadium on June 9th.
Coldplay has planned UK tour dates beginning in Glasgow, the SECC on December 3 Before wrapping up the O2 World Arena in Berlin on 21 December. The band is then to stop the Naeba Ski Resort in Japan, Australia, the golden age of the grass festival, Rock in Rio Festival in Rio de Janeiro, and two concerts in South Africa before finishing up in the UK.
Formed in 1996, Coldplay has sold over 50 million albums and won seven Grammy awards in a span of more than a decade.
The group recently released fifth album, Mylo Xyloto, October 24, 2011. Mylo Xyloto went on to sell 122,000 copies in the UK for the first three days of release and more than 80,000 digital copies in its first week on the market.
Coldplay Tickets for the upcoming tour dates in the UK will be available from 9:00 AM Friday, November 18
Just months after Coldplay released their #1 debut album, Parachutes, in England, they were hailed as Band of the Year 2000 in the music press. How did these four college friends become the poster children for a nation's emotions? It may have happened at the speed of light, but it wasn't as easy as it seems.
Coldplay secured a permanent position in Britain's music elite by writing beautiful, simple songs that gently pulled at the heartstrings of a nation. Somewhere in between the confident, vulnerable guitar playing of Jonny Buckland, the melodic bassline of Guy Berryman, thoughtful drumming of Will Champion, and lead Chris Martin's stark, tenor vocals are answers for the soul. Although melancholy stands behind every Coldplay song, each one is also steeped in an unusual and sincere optimism rarely found in English bands. Songs face an inevitable sadness and yearning - a little thing called being real - to get to a better place where the truth held firm in pure emotion is pivotal. Songs like the remorseful "Trouble," with its memorable piano-line, the lonely "Spies" and mega-hit single "Yellow" reveal a hybrid of lyrics that can only be described as joy and remorse, all wrapped into one. "We just want the songs to reflect reality," says Chris.
In doing so, Coldplay may well be the most profound British act to emerge out of the millennium thus far. No one is more surprised by their popularity than the band. Who knew such an austere and tactile musical existence would lead to such greatness? Yet it has.
The band followed this album with Twisted Logic Tour in June 2005 and July 2006, partly included in Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight Festival.
Coldplay won Best Album and Best Single, Brit Awards in February 2006, the group issued a total of six single, "X & Y".
The band spent 2007 playing some select dates in Latin America and record a fourth studio album album "Viva La Vida" or "Death and all his friends" with producer Brian Eno.
"Violet Hill" was the first single from the album released on 28 April 2008 entered the UK charts for the first ten weeks to download.
Lead a "Viva la Vida" was released exclusively on iTunes, and became the band's first British number one on downloads alone.
The album also topped the charts after three days of release, becoming one of the fastest-selling records in UK history, the BBC.
Coldplay went on tour again, their journey is a free concert at Brixton Academy, and a 45-minute live performance on BBC Television Studio. They released the third in a "Lost!" and two Grammy Awards for song of the year for "Viva La Vida" and the four British brand.
In 2010 the band released a single called "Christmas Lights" in December, spent the rest of the year touring and recording the next album.
In early 2011, Martin said the new album on BBC Radio: "This is love, addiction, OCD, escape and working on someone you dislike." Not confirm a release date, but the group announced it would be so many festivals.
Coldplay played at Rock Werchter, T in the Park and headlining at Glastonbury, which voted the best action from the festival on BBC Radio Student.
A single "All of a Teardrop Falls", the title of the third June 2011 while the band has confirmed in August this year, the new album is called "Mylo Xylto" and published on 24 in October.
Coldplay announced three arena dates that will play in December 2011, including concerts in Glasgow and Manchester.