There is no confirmation about the dates yet, but reading the tweets from iTunes Festival and Atlas Project they said there are rumors about this. If anyone can let us know the exact date, please post it on here :) Thanks!

 

P.S: So far other artists have yet confirmed such as Pharell Williams, Sam Smith, Maroon 5, etc. The event will be held for a month in London show.

that's my birthday! :o :D :dance:

 

EDIT: If it is the 14th September like the title said before...

It's at the bottom of this article a few days ago : http://www.coldplaying.com/next-coldplay-tour-chris-martin-interviews/ Christa found the source but there isn't anything confirmed yet, I thought it was for a second when I saw 14th September on this thread (changed the title until there's confirmation)

 

iTunes festival runs over a 30 day period so could be any date, if its after the Vegas show and they don't do anymore shows, it could be Coldplay's first and last appearance of the Ghost Stories era!

Lol Linus, 14th will be your big day!

Errr I thought Coldplay would end the gig last time at RAH for GS era, but there are more shows like in Vegas and perhaps London again. You always give us surprises Coldplay. Aaaaalwwwaaayssss.

Errr I thought Coldplay would end the gig last time at RAH for GS era, but there are more shows like in Vegas and perhaps London again. You always give us surprises Coldplay. Aaaaalwwwaaayssss iin myyyy heeaad.

 

:)

Hahahah good amendment Linus! It will be such a MAGICal night if we all get the tickets again :dance:

6th of September please! However, it will be REALLY tough to get tickets for the iTunes festival, it's a very corporate affair apparently.

Haha my parents are going to declare me crazy if I would get my ass to London again for this but I would so do it!

6th of September please! However, it will be REALLY tough to get tickets for the iTunes festival, it's a very corporate affair apparently.

 

usually it's a lottery and you mightn't neccessarily get picked for the concert you want to go to I think.... here this explains it: http://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/apple/how-win-itunes-festival-2014-tickets-3456245/

 

you can enter a preference but you could end up with tickets to artists you're not interseted in and you are not aloud to sell them

Stumbled upon this today:

 

http://news.softpedia.com/news/21-more-Artists-Added-to-the-London-iTunes-Festival-list-455568.shtml

 

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The eight annual iTunes Festival has a huge lineup. A few weeks ago, Apple announced via a press release that artists like Maroon 5, Pharrell Williams, Beck and David Guetta will be coming on the stage in London.

 

This 30-day celebration is one of the biggest music events in Europe and Apple is more interested in promoting all the big names via iTunes or the AppStore.

 

Best thing about it is that the concerts are free. Spectators will be selected by a number of local media outlets in the United Kingdom. For the rest of the fans, the concerts will be broadcasted live to an iPhone, iPad or Apple TV near you.

 

When the first lineup was announced, Eddie Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services expressed some positive thoughts about the idea of live performances. In his opinion, Apple loves bringing them to their customers in the legendary London Roundhouse and the fact that millions of people are watching the events for free is the way they express iTunes heart and soul.

 

The London iTunes Festival was launched in 2007 and since then over 430 artists have been invited to come up on the stage. Hundreds of thousands of fans have been present for these shows and millions more were able to catch them online or buy them later in iTunes.

 

The line-up for this year is a great way to complement artists from the previous shows. So far we have seen Adele, Coldplay, Elton John, Foo Fighters, Justin Timberlake, Kings of Leon, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Muse, Sir Paul McCartney and many, many more.

 

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I read this on different article (thanks Christa :)), I dont think Coldplay will be playing in London next month.. I doubt it :(

Mmhh… :thinking:

London, again, do i dare? :laugh3:

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The eight annual iTunes Festival has a huge lineup. A few weeks ago, Apple announced via a press release that artists like Maroon 5, Pharrell Williams, Beck and David Guetta will be coming on the stage in London.

 

This 30-day celebration is one of the biggest music events in Europe and Apple is more interested in promoting all the big names via iTunes or the AppStore.

 

Best thing about it is that the concerts are free. Spectators will be selected by a number of local media outlets in the United Kingdom. For the rest of the fans, the concerts will be broadcasted live to an iPhone, iPad or Apple TV near you.

 

When the first lineup was announced, Eddie Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services expressed some positive thoughts about the idea of live performances. In his opinion, Apple loves bringing them to their customers in the legendary London Roundhouse and the fact that millions of people are watching the events for free is the way they express iTunes heart and soul.

 

The London iTunes Festival was launched in 2007 and since then over 430 artists have been invited to come up on the stage. Hundreds of thousands of fans have been present for these shows and millions more were able to catch them online or buy them later in iTunes.

 

The line-up for this year is a great way to complement artists from the previous shows. So far we have seen Adele, Coldplay, Elton John, Foo Fighters, Justin Timberlake, Kings of Leon, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Muse, Sir Paul McCartney and many, many more.

 

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..that entire lineup was the a combination of 2011/12/13 lineup.

David Gray has joined the line-up aswell, his new album "Mutineers" is fantastic!