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[Sydney Preview] They're Excited... And Not Just About The World Cup

rollingstonecoldplay1.jpgNo more angst… Coldplay members enthuse yesterday about their evolution to big-arena gigs. Last night the band performed its first Sydney concert in three years at the Entertainment Centre.

 

At first sight, Coldplay look like sensitive, middle-class English boys who studied humanities at university and pined hopelessly after dangerous, arty girls.

 

On second sight, they do, too.

 

But they are also the world's biggest-selling band, with over 8 million copies of their third album X&Y sold last year. Last night, on the eve of their first Sydney concert in three years, lead singer Chris Martin insisted the band had given up on angst. "We're not angst-ridden about anything any more, we're just excited," he said.

 

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