Coldplay frontman Chris Martin delighted fans on Saturday night with an unexpected performance at Dino’s Lounge in Las Vegas. Dressed in a quirky ginger wig and oversized glasses, the 47-year-old singer showcased his playful side as he entertained the crowd with the band’s new song, “All My Love,” from their upcoming album, Moon Music.
A Special Surprise for Karaoke Patrons
Martin’s surprise set at the karaoke bar came shortly after his guest appearance at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival. With a balloon in hand and his shirt tail hanging out, he took to the stage, captivating patrons who had no idea they would witness such a special moment. Coldplay shared a video of the performance on Instagram, captioning it: “All My Love, live at Dino’s, Las Vegas.”
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Fans React to the Performance
The unexpected performance elicited enthusiastic responses from fans online. One viewer commented, “I wish I was there! The voice of Chris is absolutely unique! He looks like Austin Powers.” Another joked, “This guy just might have a chance in music.” Others chimed in with phrases like, “You’ve got all my love,” and “Get this man a record deal asap.”
Excitement Builds for Upcoming Tour
In addition to his surprise performance, Coldplay also announced the Asia dates for their highly anticipated Music of the Spheres World Tour. The band will perform three shows at DY Patil Sports Stadium in Mumbai on January 18, 19, and a newly added date on January 21, 2025. Ticket sales opened at noon on Sunday, drawing massive traffic to the BookMyShow website and app as fans rushed to secure one of the 150,000 available tickets, each concert hosting 50,000 attendees. However, due to overwhelming demand, all tickets sold out within minutes.
Tour Promoting New Music
The Music of the Spheres World Tour is intended to promote Coldplay’s ninth and tenth studio albums, Music of the Spheres (2021) and Moon Music (2024). This tour marks a significant return to live performances for the band after they did not tour their 2019 album, Everyday Life, due to environmental concerns stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.