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Video: Chris Martin performs Atlas and picks up Coldplay's award at Hollywood Film Awards (21 October)

Coldplay were honoured with the Hollywood Song Award at the 17th Hollywood Film Awards on Monday for their latest song Atlas from Lionsgate's The Hunger Games: Catching Fire soundtrack.The Hollywood Film Awards awards ceremony took place on Monday night (21st October 2013) at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. Chris Martin also gave a solo performance of Atlas, the first live public performance of the song. In addition, Chris accepted the award on behalf of the rest of the band - their particular award was presented by 10-time Grammy winner Kenny 'Babyface' Edmonds.No official footage has emerged, but an audience video shows Chris Martin performing Atlas, then speaking on stage. If you haven't yet seen the performance, you can watch it below:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXbzmHeUrWcYou can read more discussion on this award and performance at the Coldplay forum now. In addition to the video you can now download a ripped audio version in the Multimedia forum now (registration required). [thanks wabbit, ColdplaySheffield, Cubie255, soss, gai, Charlie B, Comicforce, luci&lia & joecortazzo]Some of the messages tweeted live during the awards ceremony:

Chris Martin performing the song from "Hunger Games" says: "This is our bid to host the Hunger Games in London, 2020." #HollywoodFilmAwards

— Jenelle Riley (@jenelleriley) October 22, 2013

Chris Martin calls Hunger Games "a true story" before performing Atlas. #hollywoodfilmawards

— Marshall Heyman (@heymarshall) October 22, 2013

Chris Martin, finishing his song, blurts out: "I messed up the end but the rest was okay!!" #HollywoodFilmAwards

— Jenelle Riley (@jenelleriley) October 22, 2013

Chris Martin joked he went method to write ATLAS by imagining being a woman whose dress keeps catching fire pic.twitter.com/MCTsYsy3ny

— KidsPickFlicks (@KidsPickFlicks) October 22, 2013
2013 HOLLYWOOD FILM AWARD HONOREES:“Hollywood Career Achievement Award”Harrison Ford“Hollywood Legend Award”Jerry Weintraub“Hollywood Actor Award”Matthew McConaughey“Hollywood Actress Award”Sandra Bullock“Hollywood Supporting Actor Award”Jake Gyllenhaal“Hollywood Supporting Actress Award”Julia Roberts“Hollywood Breakout Performance Award”Jared Leto“New Hollywood Award”Lupita Nyong’o“Hollywood Spotlight Award Presented By Dodge”Michael B. Jordan, Sophie Nelisse, David Oyelowo“Hollywood Breakout Director Award”Steve McQueen“Hollywood Director Award”Lee Daniels“Hollywood Producers Award”Michael DeLuca“Hollywood Screenwriter Award”Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke and Richard Linklater“Hollywood Visual Effects Award”John Knoll, “Pacific Rim”“Hollywood Animation Award”Dan Scanlon, “Monsters University”“Hollywood Ensemble Acting Award”Cast of “August: Osage County” including Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Ewan McGregor, Abigail Breslin, Chris Cooper, Benedict Cumberbatch, Juliette Lewis, Margo Martindale, Dermot Mulroney, Julianne Nicholson, Sam Shepard, and Misty Upham.“Hollywood Song Award”Coldplay – “Atlas” from the film “Hunger Games: Catching Fire.”“Hollywood Costume and Production Design Award”Michael Wilkinson, Judy Becker“Hollywood Movie Award”Star Trek Into DarknessNew photos of Chris Martin at the Hollywood Film Awards, Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles (21st October 2013):20131021hfa1.jpg20131021hfa2.jpg20131021hfa4.jpg20131021hfa5.jpg20131021hfa3.jpg
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