This Thursday morning, British hits Coldplay took the stage of TODAY as part of the Citi Music Series and they gave a performance that pleased the audience. And they did it in front of a real crowd!
It’s been a year and a half since Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion performed in front of a packed live audience, so the nearly 350 fully vaccinated fans who welcomed them marked a welcome return to form. in which things were used. be for rockers.
And according to frontman Martin, who has been singing at full volume for decades, it also marked something unusual for him: nervousness.
Just before launching into music, he confessed, “I feel nervous,” jokingly, “I haven’t seen a real human person in about four years.”
But the 44-year-old noted that it was simply a case of nervous excitement. “This is going to be weird but wonderful,” he said.
When the quartet started, they did so with a song that loyal listeners know well, their 2002 Grammy-winning hit “Clocks,” and the crowd went wild.
“We forget that that’s the main part of our band actually, it’s the people,” Martin said after the first part of his set. “We have been missing all half of our existence.”
The band returned to work and took the stage for the second time to perform their latest single, “Higher Power,” which Martin referred to as a kind of “gateway” to the new music they have worked on throughout the year. past.
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