Coldplay Tickets
American Airlines Arena, Friday, 29 June 2012
Coldplay
American Airlines Arena,
29 Jun 2012
Coldplay, who sprang from nowhere in 2000 with their first album 'Parachutes' are an incredibly popular indie rock group who have won numerous awards for their music.Their latest UK arena tour will see Coldplay performing songs from their upcoming album 'Mylo Xyloto', as well as all your favourite Coldplay songs from past albums.
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