Do you reckon R#42 will continue the blogging this year? I'm hoping for some Aussie tour goss :)

The great return of '42 yeahhhhh ! :o

Guy looks soo adorable :blush:

 

 

but Jonny's just........

 

 

:dead:

Guy looks soo adorable :blush:

 

 

but Jonny's just........

 

 

:dead:

 

Those are some stunning photographs... *saves all* It seems that the Christmas break has been more than kind to the boys, they all look amazing :D

Gaga

Poor Will the his nose....he's sure is quick thought to just grab another stick and keep on going like that. I give him major props!

Chris to appear on Steve Lamacq and Jonathan Ross shows

January 26, 2009 6:00 pm

More radio appearances coming up

 

Good evening. Following our previous announcements of Chris's upcoming appearances on Absolute, Xfm and Edith Bowman's Radio 1 show, we can now confirm that he will also be going into BBC 6Music on Friday (Jan 30th) from 5-6pm to appear on Steve Lamacq's show. The following day (Jan 31st), Chris will be on Jonathan Ross's show on BBC Radio 2, from 11.30am-12.30pm.

 

Anchorman

The following day (Jan 31st), Chris will be on Jonathan Ross's show on BBC Radio 2, from 11.30am-12.30pm.

 

yikes, that 6:30 am my time. but anyway .. yay! :dance:

there is so much stuff coming up!

4:30 am for me.... :dozey:

for some reason i knew you girls would love the skin/boxer shots.pshhhh perverts :D

if u need a nurse Will, call me xxx

great photos!!!

i love guy's hair slightly longer :wacky:

 

and poor will! but that's such a funny story :lol:. i love how cute guy and will look together at 4:59 of this video:

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEinhOqXMb0]YouTube - Coldplay performed "Viva La Vida" at "Wetten dass...?"[/ame]

Write limerick, win tickets to Absolute session

January 27, 2009 9:29 am

Show us your rhyming skills to win tickets

 

Good morning. As you know, Chris is playing a very intimate acoustic session for Absolute Radio this coming Friday (30th January). Well, the kind folks at Absolute have been in touch to offer Coldplay.com one pair of tickets to give away. Our winner will need to be available to go along to the session in London on Friday, at around 1pm. The prize is just the tickets, not travel or anything else.

 

How can you win the tickets? Simply write a limerick (strict AABBA rhyming pattern) beginning with one of the following lines:

 

- There once was a singer named Chris

- There once was a bassist named Guy

- There once was a drummer named Will

- There once was an axeman named Jonny

 

Email your entry to [email protected] with the subject "limerick" before 9am tomorrow morning (Wednesday). The best one (in our humble opinion) wins the tickets...

 

Anchorman

 

 

*snort* sends in dirty limerick :sneaky:

Hehe, a pervy one? Ohhh, please share :D

Asking for limericks :rolleyes:....they are just begging for trouble. :lol:

Jonny: My hobby is being in the studio

January 27, 2009 2:22 pm

Coldplay.com catches up with Jonny

 

 

Hello Jonny, what are you up to?

I'm in the studio.

 

The Bakery?

Yes. We pop in all the time, but this is the first time we've been back doing a little bit of stuff with Brian.

 

Mr Eno?

Yeah. It was enjoyable last time, so we asked if he fancied doing a little bit more. We're just sort of trying ideas at the moment.

 

With a view to what?

Just to having some ideas! We thought it would be an enjoyable and interesting thing to do.

 

Is hypnotism involved?

No hypnotism this time. We're using a few less oblique strategies, but they're strategies all the same.

 

Can you reveal any of those strategies?

No, not really. We're trying a load of different things and seeing where they take us.

 

Is it nice to be doing that again after all the gigs last year?

Yeah it's refreshing. After you've been playing for a while it stops feeling creative, so it's good doing some new things. We're trying to do things that haven't been done before, by us or anyone else.

 

Do you think of your job as being 50 percent in the studio and 50 percent on the road?

I would say my job is going on the road and my hobby is being in the studio. I enjoy the playing part of touring. Being on the road is great in small doses. but if it's more than ten weeks away in one go, that can be hard.

 

So, 2008 went pretty well for Coldplay.

I haven't really thought about it, to be honest.

 

Well, you had the biggest selling album in the world last year.

Did we? That is incredible.

 

And you played gigs all around the world to sold-out audiences.

Yeah, it was a great year actually. Very enjoyable. The only bit that wasn't so enjoyable was the bit right before the album came out. But the rest of the year went remarkably well.

 

What was the best gig of last year?

Brixton Academy. It was exciting because we were playing the new stuff. The free one at Madison Square Garden was great as well.

 

What was the worst mistake you made on stage in 2008?

Oh there were so many! Splitting my trousers on the run back from the C-stage bit was pretty hair-raising. It was in America, around Dallas time.

 

Did you have a good Christmas break?

Yeah, I went to Jamaica. It was very nice.

 

The big excitement since Christmas has been the video for Life In Technicolor ii.

Absolutely. I think it's our best video. I always have a fondness for videos I don't have to be in. I didn't have to do anything. It was a dream video. I think we should do all our videos this way.

 

Guy's puppet perhaps isn't the best likeness to him.

Oh, I think it bears a sort of distant resemblance.

 

But Guy's a good looking man and his puppet isn't terribly good looking.

Well, how many puppets are good looking?

 

How did the video come together?

To be honest I didn't have that much to do with it. Phil, who features quite heavily in the video, worked with the director who came up with a couple of ideas. This was the one that fit with the song.

 

What did you think of Phil's acting debut?

I thought it was superb. I particularly loved his sweater.

 

What are you looking forward to most about this year?

The stadium gigs, definitely. And going to Australia will be good - it's a long time since we've been there.

 

Are you re-thinking the whole show for the stadium gigs?

Yes, probably. I think we'll spend a good chunk of April pondering that. We'll have to do some things differently, I think.

 

Will you be going to the Carling Cup Final at Wembley for research purposes?

Sadly not, as we'll be in Australia. I'm a bit gutted to be missing it. I can't believe we [Tottenham] made it in. I turned on the radio when we were 3-0 down to Burnley with five minutes to go in extra time. It's been a strange season. But I'm really pleased to have Jermain Defoe back.

 

Presumably it's nice have received so many Grammy and Brit nominations.

It's wonderful. I don't think we're going to win any, though. I like to go into these things thinking that way.

 

Is it still strange rubbing shoulders with lots of famous people at award shows?

It is a bit. You still get that thing where you think you know people but actually you've only seen them on the telly. I had an awfully embarrassing moment with somebody, who I'm not going to name, when I waved to them and then I thought to myself, "Oh no you idiot, you don't know her, you've just seen her on TV!'

 

So, is there any sort of time scale on when we might hear this new material you're working on?

Not at the moment. We're not even recording anything, we're just playing. We do have some songs, but we''re really just trying things out at the moment.

 

How's the trying out been going?

Really, really well. It feels like we're expanding our palates. And we're having fun

 

 

 

http://www.coldplay.com/newsdetail.php?id=282

YAY!!!Jonny :)

The Guy puppet got a mention.That's nice.At least we all agree it doesn't look like Guy...and that Guy is handsome. Nice to hear they are in studio with Eno as well.

Awwww great interview :nice:

 

there would be so many hilarious things to quote, starting from the use of the Jonny puppet :laugh3:

Definitively gooooooods news!!! Working in the studio is going well, something new for the stadiums shows and I like his comments on the LIT ii video about Phil and Guy XDD

Aww, that's a nice one!!!

So Chris didn't lie, and Jonny was at the beach... :D

 

And now we know we can blame Phil for the great video!!!

He should take charge of them all from now on.... :P

 

Jejejje, and something tells me the interviewer was as enoyed by Guy's puppet as us.... :lol:

Jonny Lovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvesssssssssssssssssssssssssss the Studio!!!

 

Hello Jonny, what are you up to?

I'm in the studio.

 

The Bakery?

Yes. We pop in all the time, but this is the first time we've been back doing a little bit of stuff with Brian.

 

Mr Eno?

Yeah. It was enjoyable last time, so we asked if he fancied doing a little bit more. We're just sort of trying ideas at the moment.

 

With a view to what?

Just to having some ideas! We thought it would be an enjoyable and interesting thing to do.

 

Is hypnotism involved?

No hypnotism this time. We're using a few less oblique strategies, but they're strategies all the same.

 

Can you reveal any of those strategies?

No, not really. We're trying a load of different things and seeing where they take us.

 

Is it nice to be doing that again after all the gigs last year?

Yeah it's refreshing. After you've been playing for a while it stops feeling creative, so it's good doing some new things. We're trying to do things that haven't been done before, by us or anyone else.

 

Do you think of your job as being 50 percent in the studio and 50 percent on the road?

I would say my job is going on the road and my hobby is being in the studio. I enjoy the playing part of touring. Being on the road is great in small doses. but if it's more than ten weeks away in one go, that can be hard.

 

So, 2008 went pretty well for Coldplay.

I haven't really thought about it, to be honest.

 

Well, you had the biggest selling album in the world last year.

Did we? That is incredible.

 

And you played gigs all around the world to sold-out audiences.

Yeah, it was a great year actually. Very enjoyable. The only bit that wasn't so enjoyable was the bit right before the album came out. But the rest of the year went remarkably well.

 

What was the best gig of last year?

Brixton Academy. It was exciting because we were playing the new stuff. The free one at Madison Square Garden was great as well.

 

What was the worst mistake you made on stage in 2008?

Oh there were so many! Splitting my trousers on the run back from the C-stage bit was pretty hair-raising. It was in America, around Dallas time.

 

Did you have a good Christmas break?

Yeah, I went to Jamaica. It was very nice.

 

The big excitement since Christmas has been the video for Life In Technicolor ii.

Absolutely. I think it's our best video. I always have a fondness for videos I don't have to be in. I didn't have to do anything. It was a dream video. I think we should do all our videos this way.

 

Guy's puppet perhaps isn't the best likeness to him.

Oh, I think it bears a sort of distant resemblance.

 

But Guy's a good looking man and his puppet isn't terribly good looking.

Well, how many puppets are good looking?

 

How did the video come together?

To be honest I didn't have that much to do with it. Phil, who features quite heavily in the video, worked with the director who came up with a couple of ideas. This was the one that fit with the song.

 

What did you think of Phil's acting debut?

I thought it was superb. I particularly loved his sweater.

 

What are you looking forward to most about this year?

The stadium gigs, definitely. And going to Australia will be good - it's a long time since we've been there.

 

Are you re-thinking the whole show for the stadium gigs?

Yes, probably. I think we'll spend a good chunk of April pondering that. We'll have to do some things differently, I think.

 

Will you be going to the Carling Cup Final at Wembley for research purposes?

Sadly not, as we'll be in Australia. I'm a bit gutted to be missing it. I can't believe we [Tottenham] made it in. I turned on the radio when we were 3-0 down to Burnley with five minutes to go in extra time. It's been a strange season. But I'm really pleased to have Jermain Defoe back.

 

Presumably it's nice have received so many Grammy and Brit nominations.

It's wonderful. I don't think we're going to win any, though. I like to go into these things thinking that way.

 

Is it still strange rubbing shoulders with lots of famous people at award shows?

It is a bit. You still get that thing where you think you know people but actually you've only seen them on the telly. I had an awfully embarrassing moment with somebody, who I'm not going to name, when I waved to them and then I thought to myself, "Oh no you idiot, you don't know her, you've just seen her on TV!'

 

So, is there any sort of time scale on when we might hear this new material you're working on?

Not at the moment. We're not even recording anything, we're just playing. We do have some songs, but we''re really just trying things out at the moment.

 

How's the trying out been going?

Really, really well. It feels like we're expanding our palates. And we're having fun.

 

 

http://coldplay.com/newsdetail.php?id=282

I love that interview,and that he actually said he was in Jamaica.Im sure with his family.Its nice to know something about them personally

Ah crap, I just made a new thread, man!!!:(

^^^

I'm sure a mod will merge it here ;)

i love guy's hair slightly longer :wacky:

 

and poor will! but that's such a funny story :lol:. i love how cute guy and will look together at 4:59 of this video:

 

YouTube - Coldplay performed "Viva La Vida" at "Wetten dass...?"

They both look so adorable :wacky:

 

And i like Guy's slightly longer hair as well :nice:

Jonny split his trousers hahahahahahhahaha. I wanna see that. Hilarious