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Coldplay 'Should Split', Say European Music Fans

coldplayhot4coldplay1a.jpgPink Floyd is the band most people want to see reunite - and the Spice Girls the group they want to split, according to a new poll. A survey of music fans across Europe also called for Westlife and Girls Aloud to call it a day.

 

The poll results are bad news for Posh, Baby, Scary, Sporty and Ginger Spice, who although not back together indefinitely are about to embark on a one-off worldwide reunion tour. After Pink Floyd, music fans said they wanted Swedish stars Abba and US rockers Guns N' Roses to reform.

 

The Jam, fronted by Paul Weller, came next in fourth place, followed by US group Talking Heads, and the Fugees. Hard rock Californian group Van Halen was seventh, followed by George Michael's Wham!, New Romantics Spandau Ballet, and Boyzone in the survey by digital music provider Music Choice.

 

The poll of 5,000 music fans put Oasis in fourth place in the list of groups who should split, followed by veteran rockers The Rolling Stones. The Black Eyed Peas were sixth, one place before homegrown stars Coldplay.

Andrew Jeffries, worldwide director of music and programming for Music Choice, said: "When Led Zeppelin announced their gig we wanted to see just who else would be a smash hit in Europe, so we turned to music fans to find out.

 

"Although we knew Pink Floyd might be a contender, we never dreamed they'd be the top choice and we were amazed that so many fans wanted to say 'goodbye' to Posh and co."

 

Source: http://www.midsussextimes.co.uk/

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