Last week we opened up a new poll asking you when you thought we might hear a new single from Coldplay - before, during or after the forthcoming festivals. It was quickly apparent that we were likely to be heading for some news on a single release before Coldplay's first festival appearance in Germany at the weekend.

We had well over 1100 votes in before the announcement and now we know what the answer really is we wanted to share the results with you: 42% of you thought correctly that we would hear new music either before the festivals, and a further 34% thought we would hear something during the tour. Today it was confirmed that the first streaming of Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall will be followed up by a live version at the Rock Im Park in Nürnberg, Germany on Friday.

In our next poll we want to know whether you will be taking time off school/work in order to listen to the first playing of Coldplay's next single, Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall? Find out what your fellow Coldplayers intend to do this coming Friday at 12pm (BST)...

Luckily enough my lectures have finished this week, so I will be in here revising. I will skive of revision to listen to it though. (To be honest, I would take any excuse). [thanks Nattatouille]

Hell yeah! making pancakes and dancing in my jammies! [thanks Christa42]

No way in hell am I waking up at 3am (when the single will be played here), so hopefully it will die down before I wake up. I'm not staying up until 3am either, since if I do, I won't be able to sleep quickly after listening to the single. [thanks Corkus]

I have classes 3 hours before the release so I just have to wake up very early (fucking painful for me) [thanks JM-SP2]

I'm off this Friday. I have an electrician coming to the house to wire up some surround speakers. Hope he likes Coldplay. [thanks Danny Boy]

It comes out before I leave for school so I don't need to, plus most of my classes at this point don't involve anything but listening to my iPod now since exams are next week. [thanks JackZ]

I've already got Friday booked off work :P [thanks David]

We've had a good response to our latest poll - almost 1000 votes have been cast in just a couple of weeks. We asked you to decide who or what will have the biggest influence on Coldplay's fifth album. You can add to the vote here or in the polling box to the left of the page. You can comment on the poll at the Coldplay forum, and we will synch the frontpage/forum poll results later in the month.

It appears that early indications suggest that the solar system project mentioned in a recent Roadie #42 blog has captured your imagination, closely followed by Brian Eno and Coldplay's wish to get as close to the fans as possible with the sound for the next album. But just like the UK general election, there appears to be no outright majority, with the leading category getting less that 25% of the votes so far. We'll keep this poll open, so don't forget to make your one vote a day count! The results so far in this poll are as follows:

Based on previous interviews with the band and news articles on LP5, the polling shortlist is below. You can also comment on the poll at the Coldplay forum, and we will synch the frontpage/forum poll results later in the month. The best comments will be published with results soon...

Roadie #42 on the solar system: Frontman Chris Martin stunned his crew this week by asking them to build him a model solar system in the band's new studio. "Here in the studio, it's difficult, if not impossible to anticipate what's coming next and what you'll be asked for... it shouldn't really come as any surprise then, that within an hour of my first day back after South America, Chris comes up to me with the following: "I've got a little project for you". "I'm not sure whether to be excited or terrified", I reply. "I'd like you to build a solar system..."

[A source said: "Chris likes to create a certain mood when he's in full creative flow. He had a real interest in 18th Century revolutionary politics when he was piecing together Viva La Vida. Now he's really got into the universe. The crew scratched their heads a little when he first came up with the request but they're cracking away now."]

Chris Martin on EMI: "What success lets you do is have complete freedom when we go back into the studio. We feel more excited about making music than ever because we know that if we do something good some people will enjoy it. It's a great thing to have a record contract, it's what every band dreams about. But ours does last until we die, basically. I wouldn't change it because we're having a great time. I would maybe change some of the figures! Artistically, they give us total freedom. We signed for a lot [of records], it won't be the last one. We're 'owned', we can't do anything without asking someone's permission."

[Talking about their EMI record contract, Chris Martin stressed the importance of having the support of the label.]

Guy Berryman on Brian Eno: "Yes, he (Brian) is not so involved in production, but he's joining us to test new songs, one or two times a week. It's great to have him around - he always brings new ideas and makes us think differently, escpecially with the rhythms that we use. The structures of the songs are very different and he is always willing to try something new. He gets bored very fast, so to keep his interest we have to keep moving with new ideas."

Roadie #42 on the Beehive: "Everywhere you go there's light streaming in. Even on a relatively gloomy British afternoon, it's noticeably bright inside. I can only imagine that this will be reflected in the new material. Talking of new material, the studio whiteboards are positively exploding with plans, schemes and fragments of fresh ideas. In some places, when Chris has run out of white-board to write on, he's carried right on to the adjacent plaster. It's like the tour was an 18 month session of shaking up the fizzy drink bottle of the band's imagination - and now they're back in the studio, the lid has been unscrewed."

[The Sun has focussed on Coldplay's new home, saying online about Viva: "The last one was written and put down at their London studio The Bakery. Now they have moved up the road to a posh new purpose built facility."]

Guy Berryman on recording restrictions: In an interview with Brazilian outlet Terra, on 28th February 2010, Guy said, "We're working on a new album that is more acoustic, organic, without wanting to sound small. We have some limitations in the manner of recording, the equipment we use - for now, we're only using acoustic instruments and very little amplification, which sounds good, but we don't know where it's going. But we have many songs written and we're very pleased with what we've done so far."

Chris Martin on the Joe Satriani affair: "That thing is painful for us, because it's just something that is not true and it's happened to us five times now on the same song - where someone says that 'you took their song' - five different people with the same song. And it also happens to be our most successful song... no-one ever says we stole our unsuccessful songs! But the good side of that was that after that whole embarassment we thought we'd better write some even better songs. So in two years time if anyone looks at that information and say, 'this band have got 57 great songs, and these people who say they wrote Coldplay songs haven't. So it becomes very inspiring."

On keeping it intimate with fans: Sources close to the band say that Chris Martin's made a conscious decision to develop a more acoustic, "stripped down" sound on their next album, and move away from the grandiose and big budget sound that characterized 'Viva la Vida.' Speaking to the Herald Sun, an anonymous source said that Martin's "determined not to be seen as a huge commercial rock juggernaut, filling stadiums and cashing in." In opting for a more acoustic, modest sound, then, the band hopes to keep themselves "as close to their fans as possible."

On the Latin American influence: Coldplay revealed Don Quixote, a song that was debuted live at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires on 26th February 2010. Coldplay fans have embraced the song, hoping it would make it on to LP5, and according to Wikipedia, Don Quixote, fully titled The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote of La Mancha (Spanish: El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha), is a novel written by Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. Cervantes created a fictional origin for the story by creating a fictional Moorish chronicler for Don Quixote named Cide Hamete Benengeli. Don Quixote was introduced by Chris Martin as a song written especially for the Latin America tour 2010. On the C-stage in Buenos Aires, Chris Martin said, "We had such a great time in Argentina, Mexico and Brazil (2007), it would be good for us (Coldplay) if we had a special song that celebrated how much we think of the Latin American audiences. We decided to write a song about the magic escape that the band receives when they come to Latin America".

We've had a good response to our latest poll - over 3200 votes have been cast in just a few weeks. We asked you what your favourite video from Viva la Vida era was - and interestingly the last three videos that Coldplay put out are so far the most popular. Shynola's hard work on the Strawberry Swing is recognised as it gets the highest number of votes, followed by the creativity of the Life In Technicolor ii stage-show in second and the fast-paced Lovers In Japan follows closely in third.

You can add to the vote here - look out for more polls soon. The results so far in this poll are as follows:

More photos of Coldplay at Wembley stadium, London, UK (19th September 2009):

Photos by TheAngie

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If the voters in our latest poll manage to get on to the jury in the Coldplay/Satriani case, our boys from London will have nothing to worry about. So far, 70% of you suggested that Satriani's song did "lack originality", which seemed to reflect the analysis of the

Howard E King, Satriani's lawyer, called Coldplay's response "typical" for copyright infringement cases. This criticism is hardly damning, but then again King is not trying to make enemies. He reiterated yesterday that his client would like to see the matter settled out of court. Coldplay have so far resisted paying Satriani. "If there are any similarities between our two pieces of music," they said in an earlier statement, "they are entirely coincidental and just as surprising to us as to him."

We're close to hitting 1000 votes for our latest poll, in which we asked you for your Favourite Coldplay.com 'Entity' from the LP4 era. So far the results are below - and they couldn't be closer. The Oracle needs votes because out in front with 20 votes between them are Prospekt and Roadie #42, and with the European tour gathering momentum both Prospekt and Roadie #42 have reappeared - Prospekt in Lyon for an important update on the Prospekt's March EP and Roadie.. well, everywhere.

You can continue to add to the voting tally by voting here.

Prospekt has missed the first monthly entry (July 2008) in over a year's worth of blog entries and it's unclear as to whether "he" will continue updating us all as we gather momentus towards Coldplay's new EP due for release on 26th December, 2008. An entry for August 2008 would be nice! (only one day to go...)

We've had a good response to our latest poll - and the results so far could not be tighter. We asked you whether you would prefer the 'Life In Technicolor ii' video to feature the band as puppets or people... and the results after nearly 700 votes so far are split - see below - by only 10 votes.

You can add to the vote here. The results so far are as follows:

We've had a good response to our latest poll in which we asked you to rate Coldplay's new song Lost+ (Feat. Jay-Z).

Over 1200 votes have been counted so far in just a few days and so far a quarter of you have given the track 0/10, probably reflecting the limited amount of change compared to the album version, and another quarter of you gave it perfect marks. You can continue to add to the votes here. The results so far are as follows:

We've had a good response to our latest poll - we asked you which Prospekt's March EP track you're most looking forward to. Almost a thousand votes have been counted so far in just a few days. So far Life in Technicolor ii is way out in the lead - however several tracks are vying for those high-end places. You can add to the vote here. The results so far are as follows:

We're close to hitting 500 votes for our latest poll, in which we asked you for your Favourite Coldplay.com 'Entity' from the LP4 era. So far the results are below - and they couldn't be closer. The Oracle needs votes because out in front currently neck and neck are Prospekt and Roadie #42, and with the European tour just around the corner Roadie is gathering momentum for a vicious assault on the poll results, exacerbated by Prospekt's lack of updates. You can continue to add to the voting tally by voting here.

Prospekt has missed the first monthly entry (July 2008) in over a year's worth of blog entries and it's unclear as to whether "he" will continue updating us all as we gather momentus towards Coldplay's new EP due for release on 26th December, 2008. An entry for August 2008 would be nice! (only one day to go...)

In another Coldplaying.com exclusive collaboration, Coldplay top 20 aired on Phoenix FM tonight, at 10pm UK time. Here is the Phoenix FM Top 20 Coldplay songs, as chosen by you!

1 - The Scientist

2 - Clocks

3 - Yellow

4 - Fix You

5 - Viva La Vida

6 - In My Place

7 - Trouble

8 - Don’t Panic

9 - Speed Of Sound

10 - Politik

11 - Violet Hill

12 - Shiver

13 - AROBTTH

14 - Amsterdam

15 - GPASUYF

16 - Talk

17 - Lost!

19 - Warning Sign

18 - White Shadows

20 - Lovers in Japan/Reign of love

More on this airing as it happened here (17 pages!)

The transcript is to follow….

We've had a phenominal response to our latest poll - we asked you to pick your favourite track from the new album. Almost 12,000 votes have been counted so far. So far Viva La Vida (song) is way out in the lead - however several tracks are vying for those high-end places. You can add to the vote here. The results so far are as follows:

You have been voting in your droves (quite literally) on what you thought of Coldplay's new single, Violet Hill. So far we've had over 1500 votes in over 12 hours. The results of the poll have alerted the British media, as you can see from the BBC website here.

The results so far are as follows:

We've had almost 1000 votes in just a few days to our latest poll. We asked you which new Coldplay album track you were looking forward to the most. So far there are two frontrunners - 42 and Violet Hill. You can add to the vote here.

Coldplay takes its sound in new directions on its fourth studio album, Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends, according to Billboard.com. Some of the new embellishments include heavy use of synthesizers on the instrumental opening track, "Life in Technicolor," as well as a string section on "Yes," a funky middle break on "Death and All His Friends" and a "massive-sounding" church organ on "Lost!" Although the group has experimented with song structures and additional instrumentation, singer Chris Martin said, "We're still obsessed with making songs that can be sung to the rafters. We just wanted to present them differently."

The album arrives on June 16th/17th.

Who or what will have the biggest influence on Coldplay's next album? See the options, and vote here. The latest votes tally is as follows:

In one of the previous recent polls, we asked you if you would be buying Coldplay's latest release, the Singles 1999-2006 collection. The poll stands as follows, and the latest results couldn't be any closer:

You can still enter the poll: Cast your vote here

Time is running out to purchase the new Coldplaying Wembley t-shirts... there are less than three weeks until Coldplay hit London baby!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying Wembley tour t-shirts in stock - the current design features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - international customers should be aware that t-shirts should be purchased immediately to avoid overdue delivery for the concerts. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £10.00, €11.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of Coldplay's Wembley stadium tour dates this September. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

New Wembley Coldplaying t-shirts on sale - don't miss out! Order now in time for the massive shows! (Click on the t-shirt):

Time is running out to purchase the new Coldplaying Wembley t-shirts... there are just over three weeks until Coldplay hit London baby!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying Wembley tour t-shirts in stock - the current design features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - international customers should be aware that t-shirts should be purchased immediately to avoid overdue delivery for the concerts. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £10.00, €11.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of Coldplay's Wembley stadium tour dates this September. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

New Wembley Coldplaying t-shirts on sale - don't miss out! Order now in time for the massive shows! (Click on the t-shirt):

Time is running out to purchase the new Coldplaying Wembley t-shirts! London 2009 designs on sale for a limited time only!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts (updated link!) in stock - in two new superb designs. The second design, now on sale, features a Coldplaying.com site block-logo above the London 2009 edition - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the block-logo t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st September. International customers should be aware that t-shirts should be purchased immediately to avoid overdue delivery for the concerts. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

New Wembley Coldplaying t-shirts on sale - don't miss out! Order now in time for the massive shows! (Click on the t-shirt):

Time is running out to purchase the new Coldplaying Wembley t-shirts! London 2009 designs on sale for a limited time only!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts (updated link!) in stock - in two new superb designs. The second design, now on sale, features a Coldplaying.com site block-logo above the London 2009 edition - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the block-logo t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st September. International customers should be aware that t-shirts should be purchased immediately to avoid overdue delivery for the concerts. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

Time is running out to purchase the new Coldplaying Wembley t-shirts! London 2009 designs on sale for a limited time only!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - in two new superb designs. The second design, now on sale, features a Coldplaying.com site block-logo above the London 2009 edition - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the block-logo t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st September. International customers should be aware that t-shirts should be purchased immediately to avoid overdue delivery for the concerts. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

It was all yellow... have you bought your Coldplaying Wembley t-shirt yet? New Coldplaying.com London 2009 design on sale for a limited time only!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - in two new superb designs. The second design, now on sale, features a Coldplaying.com site block-logo above the London 2009 edition - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the block-logo t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st September. International customers should be aware that t-shirts should be purchased immediately to avoid overdue delivery for the concerts. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

It was all yellow... have you bought your Coldplaying Wembley t-shirt yet? Butterfly design on sale for only 2 more days!

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - in two new superbs designs. The first features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st August at which point the second new design will replace it in the store. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

The Coldplaying.com E-Shop continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - in two new superbs designs. The first features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st August at which point the second new design will replace it in the store. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

After a short period of downtime, the Coldplaying.com cafepress store is back up and running and continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - this time in two new designs. The first features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st August at which point the second new design will replace it in the store. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

After a short period of downtime, the Coldplaying.com cafepress store is back up and running and continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - this time in two new designs. The first features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available until 1st August at which point the second new design will replace it in the store. The t-shirts are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags.

Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the stadium crowds will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101, Jenjie & Debs Wild]

After a short period of downtime, the Coldplaying.com cafepress store is back up and running and continues with the Coldplaying tour t-shirts in stock - this time in two new designs. The first features a Coldplaying site logo beneath a large butterfly along with the title of London 2009 - in reference to the forthcoming concerts at Wembley stadium - all on yellow fabric.

This design is on sale now, but hurry - it is only available for a limited time. They are on sale for $15.99 (approx. £11.00, €12.00). Shipping is worldwide. Sizes currently in stock are: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large. If you're not sure what size fits you there is a size chart available. Also included on sale are maternity t-shirts and yellow messenger bags. Click here to browse the full shop now. We have had a lot of interest and purchases so far from the shop - so order now to guarantee delivery before the beginning of the Coldplay stadium tour dates this summer. The more t-shirts that are sold the 'Yellower' the Wembley crowd will be, especially at the front!

To keep prices and overheads down to a minimum during the worldwide recession, Coldplaying will make no profit from the sales of the t-shirts and will sell them via Cafepress at the lowest possible price. For more instructions on the Coldplaying.com shop and easy-to-follow steps to make purchases, and also latest discussion on the merchandise, visit the Coldplay Live forum here. See the full image of the butterfly t-shirt after the jump. [Thanks SueDeNimes, ApproximatelyInfinite, Zemy101 & Jenjie]