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Coldplay extend Wembley support: Girls Aloud & Jay-Z to play both nights

girlsaloud1.jpgAs we exclusively reported yesterday, it has been confirmed that Girls Aloud will now appear at both of Coldplay's Wembley Stadium tour dates in September. The girl band had previously only been booked to play one of the two dates at Wembley, but will now share the support bill with hip-hop star Jay-Z who will also play both nights. The official site also said London rockers White Lies would be providing additional support at both shows. Here's Anchorman with details:

 

We're pleased to confirm that hip hop legend Jay- Z and reigning pop princesses Girls Aloud will now both appear as special guests at each of Coldplay's Wembley Stadium dates in September. Additional support at both shows will also come from chart-topping London rockers White Lies.

 

The band's UK leg of their tour begins on 12 September in Manchester. The tour, which began in Florida in May, finishes up at Wembley Stadium on 18 and 19 September.

Coldplay announced earlier last month they would give away CDs of their new live album LeftRightLeftRightLeft at every remaining live show in 2009, as well as make it available as a free download from their website.

 

 

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