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Coldplay Open UK Stadium Run in Hull, Address Kiss-Cam "Debacle"

A sold-out Craven Park opener delivered a 23-song spectacle with a public commitment to support grassroots venues ahead of a record Wembley residency.

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Overview

  • Night one in Hull featured a four-act, 23-song set with expansive production including wristband light effects, confetti, fireworks and multiple stages.
  • Chris Martin referenced last month’s Boston kiss-cam incident onstage, called it a debacle and said the band would keep the segment to meet fans.
  • Hull rapper Chiedu Oraka performed WE PRAY with the band after opening the show, Ayra Starr provided main support and fans were invited onstage for Gravity.
  • Local authorities implemented road closures, shuttle services and strict bag checks, with prohibited items such as professional cameras and flares enforced ahead of night two.
  • Coldplay reiterated donations to the Music Venue Trust, including a £1-per-ticket pledge across UK dates, before moving on to a 10-night Wembley run.