Let's see:

Will - Ava

Guy - Nico

Jonny - Violet

 

I'm not a big enough stalker to know if Phil has a daughter.

 

This is bringing me... nowhere at all. [emoji23]

It's not related to Phil, no worries.

But you still haven't covered all the possibilities :)

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas ?

O or Up&Up?

Seems we're having a big festival of guesses from all eras at the moment, but sadly, no correct guess so far.

Every of my guesses is based on a father - daughter relationship.

Can't help it that there are so many. [emoji14]

I don't mean any offence by saying this, but I have to put it like this: None of the guesses so far is even Worthy of pursuing further.

oh damn i just saw your post where you said chris is not a part of the family

 

i thought i was onto something with the songs featuring Apple/Moses

AROBTTH?

no....

 

Hint: Hidden clues in the wording of the posts No. 5301, 5305, 5308 and 5310.

My way?

 

(although not a Coldplay song)

 

Edit: since it has to be before the father:

 

Boys that Sing (Viola Beach cover, Viola makes me think of Violet too)?

My way?

 

(although not a Coldplay song)

 

Edit: since it has to be before the father:

 

Boys that Sing (Viola Beach cover, Viola makes me think of Violet too)?

I think you got the hidden clues but not the right father-daughter pair...

There is another one connected with what I was pointing at, and what you wrote.

Hymn for the Weekend or Midnight?

 

EDIT: Actually is it Everglow? You said different father-daughter pair, and if I picked up your other hints correctly I thought of the song that features Gwyneth.

no to all of them... :(

It has nothing to do with Gwyneth or Everglow either, so I'm afraid the hints are not interpreted correctly..

Worthy

 

it has to do with Glastonbury?

Michael & Emily Eavis...

 

edit: i re-read the other posts too :P was Nie's guess of Boys That Sing correct?

 

or perhaps... Can't Get You Out of My Head...

it has to do with Glastonbury?

Michael & Emily Eavis...

 

edit: i re-read the other posts too :P was Nie's guess of Boys That Sing correct?

 

or perhaps... Can't Get You Out of My Head...

 

it definitely has to do with Glasonbury.. he even "large festival of guesses from all eras" but i just can't see what it could be if it doesn't have anything to do with Chris or Gwyneth's family.

it definitely has to do with Glasonbury.. he even "large festival of guesses from all eras" but i just can't see what it could be if it doesn't have anything to do with Chris or Gwyneth's family.

 

festival, yes, but "covered" was also used twice ;)

It has to be the Eavis's. Now the question could be, what song have Michael and Coldplay covered twice?

 

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Wait a minute - could the "daughter" be a spinoff festival of Glastonbury? Maybe we have taken the concept of Father/daughter way too literally? Have Coldplay performed a song written before they first performed at Glastonbury and maybe also performed it at a spinoff festival?

 

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The phrase "covered all the possibilities" was used twice. I also noted the "don't mean any offence", so could it reference a fence?

 

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No to all guesses so far...It has to do with Glastonbury ("festival", "Worthy"), yes, but the father and daughter are not Michael and Emily Eavis. Think about the covers ("covered") Coldplay have done at Glastonbury.

When you get what I mean it will all make sense :)

The phrase "covered all the possibilities" was used twice. I also noted the "don't mean any offence", so could it reference a fence?

 

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With the offence thing I really just meant what I said, no clue there. But there is something important in that first sentence of yours :)

An other cover is

 

You only live twice (Nancy Sinatra)

Ah, looks like we're finally getting somewhere ! Can you connect that info ?

 

And keep in mind the answer to this riddle is a Coldplay song !

It is on the B-side of Don't Panic.

 

As well on the cd-singles as on the maxi-cd.