Coldplay wants to ensure all their fans can see them at their upcoming Music of the Spheres World Tour by selling some tickets for $20. These Infinity tickets will be limited, but they will be offered at every stop on the tour. However, there’s a bit of a catch to this offer.
According to information from the band’s website, “They cost the equivalent of £20 / $20 / €20 per ticket and must be bought in pairs.” These limited $20 tickets will also have the seats chosen at random. “Infinity Tickets are randomly allocated anywhere in the venue — from the back row to the floor to the best seat in the house.”
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Fans quickly flocked to social media to praise Coldplay’s decision, especially with the recent uproar about Ticketmaster’s dynamic ticket pricing. “Coldplay doing a limited run of £20 tickets for their upcoming UK shows just proves that bands have a choice to make their gigs more affordable,” one fan wrote on Twitter.
Coldplay will embark on their U.K. stretch of the Music of the Spheres World Tour on August 18, 2025, in Hull, Yorkshire. They will play two shows in Hull and six in London at Wembley Stadium on August 22 and 23, then 26 and 27, before concluding on the 30 and 31.
Coldplay to Support Music Venue Trust With U.K. Shows, Powering Tour With Sustainable Energy
Two shows on the U.K. leg of Coldplay’s tour will support the Music Venue Trust, which is a U.K. organization that works to protect and preserve grassroots music venues. 10% of the proceeds from two of their Hull and London shows will go to MVT.
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Additionally, in signature Coldplay style, the tour will be sustainable and accessible. The shows will be powered completely by solar, wind, and kinetic energy. There is a plethora of information on their sustainable practices on the band’s website, but to break it down, there are three key principles that they work with.
First, Coldplay aims to reduce waste and CO2 emissions during their shows. They are aiming to cut emissions by 50%, as well as recycle and reduce consumption as much as possible. They are also looking to support new initiatives in sustainable touring, and are also making the tour as environmentally friendly as they can. While touring, the band is supporting and funding many different nature- and technology-based initiatives.
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