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Coldplay's 4th Studio Album: The Latest

"We hope to have something together by January 2007. We're going to make sure with our new album that everyone remembers why Coldplay are one of the best bands in the world." ~ Guy Berryman on Coldplay's 4th studio album

 

What do we know about the 4th Coldplay studio album so far? The highly anticipated album is set to be released in late 2007, and there is already evidence that material has been written. At a charity gig on Monday, 27th November 2006, Chris Martin performed a four-song set, including two Bob Dylan covers, a song by The Killers and a brand new Coldplay song titled 'Bucket For A Crown'. Chris claimed that he had written the brand new Coldplay song just the night before with the help of a violin player who also joined him on stage.

 

This is a far cry from the newspaper headlines the day after the Brit Awards 2006 when Chris Martin startled Coldplay fans as he announced: "We won't see you for a long time." COLDPLAY QUIT, the headlines screamed. This was news to the British rock 'n' roll quartet, left scrambling to deny rumors of its demise. "The thing about becoming a bigger band is your statements get made to be bigger than they really are," Martin says.

 

Bookmark Coldplaying's discography page for the 4th studio album, which you can read here

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