Coldplay Celebrates 'Moon Music' with Intimate Brooklyn Concert

The band debuted new tracks and revisited fan favorites at a special SiriusXM show marking their 10th studio album release.

Coldplay performed at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn to promote their latest album, 'Moon Music,' in a rare, intimate setting.
The band debuted live performances of new songs 'Moon Music' and 'The Karate Kid,' the latter featuring production by Matty Healy of The 1975.
Chris Martin humorously engaged with the audience, creating an impromptu song called 'Fix It' after a fan mistakenly requested a nonexistent track.
Collaborations during the concert included performances with Ayra Starr, Elyanna, and TINI, highlighting the global influence of their music.
Chris Martin reiterated the band's plan to release only 12 albums, emphasizing a focus on quality and their evolving creative journey.