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World-beating pop quartet announce 2025 Wembley and Hull dates
You’ll often hear Coldplay referred to as “unassuming” or “unlikely superstars”. And sure, if all you’d ever seen of them was a normal-looking guy in a waterproof jacket running around a beach and singing about yellow stars, it’s easy to see how you might come to that conclusion.
But all the above misses the point of Coldplay entirely. The simplicity yet enormity of the melodies and sentiments in their songs. The phenomenal energy of their live performances. Their single-minded devotion to connection on record and in person. Really, it was impossible for Coldplay to be anything other than superstars.
It was all 'Yellow'. Chris Martin (vocals, keys), Jonny Buckland (guitar), Will Champion (drums) and Guy Berryman (bass) formed Coldplay while studying together at UCL and a couple of early EPs earned them a deal with Parlophone and a rapidly growing reputation in the UK music press. Their debut Parachutes was released in 2000 and ascended the charts quickly off the back of the aforementioned smash hit single 'Yellow', a beautifully simple and relatable love song with a soaring melody.
Parachutes sold by the bucket load on both sides of the Atlantic, setting Coldplay up for a make-or-break second album. A Rush Of Blood To The Head was very much the former, offering up more hits with 'In My Place' and 'The Scientist', a fixture on MTV thanks to its cleverly constructed video. While Coldplay were bundled in with other pop-minded guitar bands like Travis and Elbow, Rush Of Blood’s arena-ready sound and restless creativity made it clear that they had even bigger aspirations.
By the time X&Y arrived in 2005, Coldplay were one of the biggest bands on the planet. X&Y was designed to be played to huge crowds in huge venues and Martin once again nailed the conveyance of relatable emotions on a majestic scale with the single 'Fix You'.
Working with Brian Eno (U2, James, David Bowie) on 2008’s Viva La Vida allowed Coldplay to venture to the furthest limits of their creativity and adventure, expanding their sound without drastically altering it. The great producer was involved again three years later for the immensely joyous Mylo Xyloto, whose candy-coloured cover was very much in keeping with the dayglo explosion that was the band’s live show.
If Mylo Xyloto was the life-affirming apex of the party, 2014’s Ghosts was the haunted morning after – a darker, more sombre affair that suggested a heart in turmoil. Guest stars included Timbaland and Swedish EDM DJ Avicii.
The shadows were well and truly dispersed when the band returned with A Head Full Of Dreams, which saw them collaborate with a host of huge names including Noel Gallagher and Beyoncé. The more subdued Everyday Life followed in 2019.
In October 2021, Coldplay released their ninth studio album, Music Of The Spheres. The album was preceded by the singles Higher Power and My Universe, a collaboration with K-Pop superstars BTS.
The Music Of The Spheres launched in March 2022 and went on to become the most-attended tour in history. 2024 saw Coldplay headline Glastonbury for a fourth time, announce the release of their tenth album (Music Of The Spheres Vol. II: Moon Music, due out on 4 October) and plans for their 2025 UK tour dates.
In August 2025, Coldplay will play a huge run at Wembley Stadium after two dates at Craven Park in Hull, with 10% of the proceeds going to the Music Venue Trust and 100% of the shows powered by solar, wind and kinetic energy.
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How to get tickets for Coldplay's 2025 UK dates in Wembley and Hull
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The sale will take place on Friday 27th September at 9 a.m. (local time).
If you don’t already have a Ticketmaster account, go to www.ticketmaster.co.uk and get your account set up with all your correct billing and delivery information before the sale.
London Wembley Stadium
General admission standing tickets are priced at £112.75 per ticket plus a £2.75 per order fee.
Seats are priced between £57.75 - £195.25 per ticket plus a £2.75 per order fee.
An extremely limited number of Infinity Tickets will be made available on Friday, November 22 2024. These tickets are for seats that are allocated to you by the organiser and may be located anywhere in the venue and are sold in pairs at £52.25 per pair.
All ticket prices for these concerts are fixed at the advertised rate.
Please note that the above pricing excludes VIP and hotel packages.
Hull Craven Park
General admission standing tickets are priced at £110.00 per ticket plus a £2.75 per order fee.
Seats are priced between £55.00 - £165.00 per ticket plus a £2.75 per order fee.
An extremely limited number of Infinity Tickets will be made available on Friday, November 22 2024. These tickets are for seats that are allocated to you by the organiser and may be located anywhere in the venue and are sold in pairs at £46.75 per pair.
All ticket prices for these concerts are fixed at the advertised rate.
Please note that the above pricing excludes VIP and hotel packages.
London (Wembley Stadium) events have a ticket limit of 6 per code during the presale.
Hull (Craven Park) events have a ticket limit of 4 per code during the presale, and 4 per household during the general sale.
Companion tickets are included within the total ticket limit. Tickets in excess of this will be cancelled.
So that we can confirm everyone has adhered to the ticket limits and didn’t use unfair ticket technology during the sale, tickets won't be available immediately. Once they are ready to download, we'll email you.
All Accessible Tickets for the London shows are sold by Wembley Stadium.
For Wheelchair/Ease of Access seating: Please contact the venue at https://help.wembleystadium.com/support/home. Before purchasing your tickets, the venue will require proof of disability to ensure that all allocated seating is being provided to the guests who require it.
If you have previously purchased tickets with Wembley Stadium and have a customer number, you do not need to send in proof of disability again. If you cannot remember your customer number, they can look it up for you at the time you make your booking.
If you have not already supplied this information, you can scan and email details to Wembley Stadium now at POD@wembleystadium.com.
You can read a full guide about purchasing disability access tickets and the facilities available at Wembley. Visit www.wembleystadium.com for further details.
If you require assistance with purchasing accessible tickets, please call Wembley Stadium at 0800 093 0824.
Accessible Tickets for the Hull (Craven Park) shows will be sold by Ticketmaster.
Ticketholders can resell their tickets through Ticketmaster or Twickets only from Monday 30th September. The tour has put this policy in place to cap ticket resale prices to combat price inflation and prevent ticket touting and bots.
Selling tickets on unauthorised resale platforms breaches the promoter’s terms and conditions and may result in those tickets being cancelled. Therefore, they strongly recommend buying and selling tickets only through Ticketmaster or Twickets.
Standing – 14+.
Reserved Seats – 5+, under 14’s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
Yes. Big Green Coach is the official coach travel partner to the Coldplay 2025 tour and is providing hassle-free and sustainable return coach travel to Wembley Stadium and Craven Park Stadium, Hull.
Your carbon neutral coach is timetabled to arrive at the venue before the music starts and return after the show has finished so you don't miss a minute of the action. Guarantee your seat to see Coldplay with Big Green Coach, the UK's largest events travel company from just £38. £1 deposit and payment plan available. Book here.
By Coach: Big Green Coach is the official coach travel partner to the Coldplay 2025 tour and is providing hassle-free and sustainable return coach travel to Wembley Stadium and the Craven Park Stadium in Hull.
Wembley Stadium: Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Chelmsford, Colchester, Coventry, Exeter, Ipswich, Leicester, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Norwich, Nottingham, Plymouth, Reading, Southampton, Swindon and Taunton.
Craven Park Stadium, Hull: Bradford, Doncaster, Hartlepool, Leeds, Lincoln, Liverpool, Manchester, Middlesbrough, Newark-on-Trent, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Nottingham, Rotherham, Sheffield, Sunderland and York.
Your carbon neutral coach is timetabled to arrive at the venue before the music starts and return after the show has finished so you don't miss a minute of the action. Guarantee your seat to see Coldplay with Big Green Coach, the UK's largest events travel company from just £38. £1 deposit and payment plan available. Book here.
Coldplay is the best band to see live! No one else does it like them. Lots of colourful lights/lasers, confetti and fireworks. They give you light up wrist bands which make you feel part of the concert. The whole atmosphere is magical. They have saved me from low times, thank you ❤️🤩
can anyone see where you get infinity tickets for Hull Coldplay? Only ones showing for general sale at 12.00 today are for Wembley?
First saw them in Budapest (June '24) and then again Vienna (Aug '24), absolutely AMAZING! It would really worth flying out and all the expenses. I've always said Coldplay would be the only band I see in Concert and they delivered. The experience was wonderful and made me realise that no two concerts are the same. If I get the chance to see them in Wembley '25, I will literally jump at it. No matter where you are sitting, you will feel Chris' energy. The band brings their songs to life and every member gives a worthy performance. Coldplay fans feel like a community, everyone vibing to the music, sounds cheesy but you feel the love! I ♾️ recommend see them in your lifetime 🙌🏾 Thank you Chris, Guy, Jonny and Will! ♥️
Went to see them 2 years ago but could take my son, he was gutted! So this time round i wanted to treat him to the experience of a life time. Brought a signed cd before concert was announced, so presale was a bonus but sadly well trying to get my tickets i was kicked out for being a bot! Tried again in general sale but even with 4 of us on our accounts closest we got was 70+thousand in queue. Oh well we rode it out for over 4 hours, well reading everywhere it was sold out, we wasn't holding much hope! we finally got to the front of the queue and Brought 5 tickets seated together! Slightly high price as they was being sold as premium seats, but not even double the price of standard ones so it wasn't too much. Yeah the system needs work, its highly annoying but just shows if u hold on in there u can still get a good amount of seats together! And yes i need 5! 3 teenage kids, myself and my partner.
Saw Coldplay 2 years ago at Wembley .It was one big party everyone was having a ball .one of best concert ever .Does anyone have tickets for next year I won't to have a party again
The best concert I've ever experienced, been a fan of Coldplay for years, truly amazing <3
seen them a few times and will again next year, unforgettable and such an experience to see my all time favourite band!
Got priority tickets at a price… bought the cd… queued Thursday, 64000 in front of me… Plug was pulled at 27,000! 😡 outrageous! Queued next day 47000 ahead of me. Got to the 'your turn' selected tickets came up error!! What a huge con!!!! A whole day in total wasted! 😡 very angry!
Coldplay are brilliant in concert, the wristbands make it so special - amazing experience, but why do Ticketmaster only let you queue for one date and then miss out on all other dates and venues. This time it wasn't made clear in advance that the Hull presale was at 6pm and for local postcodes, so I wasted time trying for Hull at 9am presale and so missed chance to try for Wembley. This info should have been put out in advance, but I didn't see it anywhere till it was too late.
seeing my men again on 26,3,4,8! and hopefully more next year! can't wait to see them :)
