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Best City to go to a Coldplay Concert in?

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Toronto, or Montreal are also amazing places to see them. They love Canada, X&Y Tour Video was filmed in Toronto and VLV 2009 was filmed in Vancouver. Has to say something, does it not?

 

Let's hope the curse of the X&Y DVD does not happen with the VLV DVD :dozey:

 

If it does, then I will be forced to rethink Canada's luck :thinking::P

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Any Canadian or European city. Vancouver was so-so night one, but the second night was the best concert of my life. Vancouver has some crazy fans!

 

Toronto, or Montreal are also amazing places to see them. They love Canada, X&Y Tour Video was filmed in Toronto and VLV 2009 was filmed in Vancouver. Has to say something, does it not?

 

Chicago is also a great place to see them. Wherever they have filmed, bet its a great audience.

 

i only went to the second show in vancouver, and it rocked!!!

I would think the best place to see them would be in Europe. :D One day..............

 

So far, the best place I have seen them in is Irvine, Ca. It seems Chris really likes Irvine, I went to 3 back to back shows, and he talked the most to the crowd in Irvine. It was cute. :heart: And the crowd there is always amazing! (I have seen them twice in Irvine.)

 

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I saw them in Dublin and Belfast. The Dublin show did not stand out to me at all, and I was front row. We kept on getting asked to sit down by security. I had better times in Atlanta and Charlotte PITS than any arena. So I would recommend a PIT venue.

I can at least tell you that Los Angeles blows. This isn't true for every big city, but at most LA concerts I've been to (not just Coldplay), much of the crowd is just there because they need a way to spend a Saturday night or because their friends in the recording industry gave them free tickets. As a result, the real fans of the band get lost in the jumble.

 

Of course, Coldplay themselves love LA, so I guess we can appreciate their frequent visits. :)

Wembley Stadium? 90,000 seats in the stands alone! Fucking massive!

Wembley Stadium? 90,000 seats in the stands alone! Fucking massive!

 

And its sold out too. I wish!

Well certainly no city in Germany, because the people in the crowd are f*cking dead :dozey:

Toronto and Montreal fans are hardcore.

Most of the eastern cities of Aussie suffer from TodayFM-itis - they only know the big hit singles. Ha-rum-p-h.

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avoid Tampa. :P

 

PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE :furious3:

Latin America, they rarely come here so the fans are crazy :P

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^ They indeed are.

Toronto!

Never been to a Coldplay concert there, but Coldplay did say "This is the best place to play a concert" or something like that in the Live 2006 videos :D

 

Winnipeg was fun, too :) But you know...I have nothing to compare it too.

Paris as Chris and Phil said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Paris as Chris and Phil said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I second that!!! :D (and I'm not biaised at all...XD) But we're the loudest crowd and we come up with great ideas (the mexican mobile phone wave, tha was US who started that in Bercy 08!!!! :cool: )

 

As for London, I wouldn't say it's outstanding...the crowd is really quiet before the gig and a lot of people get out/in during the show. Don't happen in France.

I second that!!! :D (and I'm not biaised at all...XD) But we're the loudest crowd and we come up with great ideas (the mexican mobile phone wave, tha was US who started that in Bercy 08!!!! :cool: )

 

As for London, I wouldn't say it's outstanding...the crowd is really quiet before the gig and a lot of people get out/in during the show. Don't happen in France.

 

I agree. I preferred the overall atmosphere in both Cologne and Duesseldorf to London.;)

Definitely no city here in Norway :disappointed: I was shocked to see how dead people were at the concert I went to in Bergen this August :wreck: Oh well, at least I went completely bananas and had a good time :smug:

EXETER!!! :dance::dance:

Well NOT Holland, I thought the crowd was quite dead. Even some people in the 3rd row and such were just standing there not singing at all. Not even with the Viva whoooo hooo thing :o But then again, I don't have anything to compare it with.

I'd love to go to Coldplay somewhere were the crowd is amazing :nice:

Well NOT Holland, I thought the crowd was quite dead. Even some people in the 3rd row and such were just standing there not singing at all. Not even with the Viva whoooo hooo thing :o But then again, I don't have anything to compare it with.

I'd love to go to Coldplay somewhere were the crowd is amazing :nice:

I have to agree with that. Even a few people front row were just standing there. It seemed like some didn't even know all songs. And only reacted to the well known songs. I still had the best time ever though!

Glasgow definitely!

Hampden park was EPIC!!!!!!

I bet Coldplay'd agree with all of us though, apparently EVERYWHERE is the best place to play a gig lol, according to Chris.

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Moscow :lol: because people are really very hungry for Coldplay there and there are o lot of fans. But it is only fantastics, to be honest I think New York is good place for perfect cold gig :rolleyes2:

 

Well NOT Holland, I thought the crowd was quite dead. Even some people in the 3rd row and such were just standing there not singing at all. Not even with the Viva whoooo hooo thing :o But then again, I don't have anything to compare it with.

I'd love to go to Coldplay somewhere were the crowd is amazing :nice:

 

If you mean second day at Nijmegen I should agree:( the crowd was quite enough. But the first day was much better in this question ;)

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