I'm on the opposite side to you Tash

 

On the opposite side of the world!

 

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On tour wth Coldplay

@coldplay are coming on stage for their last gig in Australia! #Emotional! #lovefoodhateinjustice

 

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Panorama: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

21 November 2012 11:27 am

Roadie #42's crowd panorama shot from the last Oz show

 

Good morning. Coldplay's show in Brisbane, Australia hasn't even finished yet, but here's Roadie #42's pre-show crowd panorama. Click the picture to see the hi-res version. And upload your photos from the show here.

 

 

Anchorman

 

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Coldplay warms to the task in the Cauldron as they play to 50,000 in a packed Brisbane Suncorp Stadium

 

 

ANTHEMS? They have a few. But even when they played Festival Hall in 2001 Coldplay always seemed destined one day to play the biggest stages.

 

And here they are with all the bells, whistles, pyrotechnics and flashing wristbands that money can buy, playing to more than 50,000 fans at a rare Suncorp Stadium concert last night.

 

But the moody atmosphere of their early days has lately been replaced by a band sounding positively chipper on most recent album Mylo Xyloto, a pop record down to the Rihanna duet.

 

They do play loads of songs from it in their first Brisbane appearance since 2009 but there is plenty else to go around in a show like this, with early favourites like In My Place and Yellow having the throng singing along for all they were worth.

 

Whatever you think of their records, Chris Martin is an energetic and charismatic frontman.

 

But it takes more than that to reach to people sitting hundreds of metres away, and Coldplay manage to do it with their vast circular video screens, laser light beams and the kaleidoscope light effect of the light wristbands given to every member of the audience.

 

And then there was the confetti!

 

As a spectacle it is dazzling, even by the high standards set by Radiohead on their visit here. And by the clever use of all these effects, you somehow feel like you are getting close to Coldplay, even if they are just four men looking like ants in the distance.

 

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I guess they played a Powderfinger song:

 

KayP

Nice #powderfinger tribute @coldplay #coldplaybrisbane

 

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