Jenjie

[Thanks for the hint Hooper68] 1) From the MEN Arena website 2) Glasgow SECC has no info about the event 3) London o2 showing an end stage seating plan http://www.theo2.co.uk/seating-plan/index.php?id=1886

i've never been to a concert with a 360 stage. now I'm wondering what view we'll be getting from our seats. we thought we were jonny side, but now we might have who knwos what view :confused:

a 360 degree stage??? really????

it was Natalie (zzz) there's a thread in the COldplay section. think its called show us a coldplayer shirt

oooh it changed the pic. must remember I need to delete an item and then re-add if changing images!

M5 crash police find no more bodies http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-15610140

:cry: horrific my heart goes out to everyone dealing with the aftermath - family, friends, emergency services, insurance advisers etc.

definitely use the report item button or ask a question about whether the profit will be donated to the charity. trying to proft from tickets is annoying, trying to profit from charity tickets is disgusting

yay :D (Chelsea :( )

oh and - 1 month to go!!! squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! :lol:

Support is Marina & the Diamonds

pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssseeeeeeeeeeeee lets have an a-ha cover instead of rehab

done & shared with a request for more votes :kiss: Angie, I could have sworn you'd have done anything to get your mitts on Jonny? :stunned:

Oxfam on tour with Coldplay 2011 Hello to everyone at the Madrid show! Thank you for visiting us. After the success of our 2010 tour, Oxfam is going back on the road with the band. We’ll be taking our GROW campaign for better ways to live and share food to Coldplay fans all over the world. This will be the place to catch up with all the titbits of Coldplay news from backstage and on the road. We’re still making final preparations. Over the next few days the best way to hear about our plans is to follow @Oxfamontour on Twitter. Our first blog from this tour will be posted just ahead of the Paris gig on Monday 31 October. Older posts from previous tours are available below. Thanks again and see you soon!

http://www.oxfamblogs.org/coldplay/giuliab/paris-1-nov/ An intimate gig at La Cigale in Paris Last night I was at La Cigale in Paris to see Coldplay perform to an intimate audience. What a night! La Cigale is a small venue, holding only about a thousand people: quite different from the football stadiums and Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage that Coldplay have got us used to. To make it even more unusual, the concert was private, organised by a French radio station and a mobile phone company for competition winners. After the success of the Viva la Vida tour, Oxfam is following Coldplay on tour again, and it was Oxfam France’s turn last night to bring five lovely volunteers to talk to people about Oxfam’s new campaign, GROW, as they entered the venue. With no support band, the gig started on time and Coldplay squeezed in on the small stage, alternating old classics like ‘Yellow’ and ‘The Scientist’ with new songs from their new album, ‘Mylo Xyloto’. Among the multicoloured neon lights and bright lasers that crossed the venue, the stage background - inspired by the artwork of their new album - reserved a surprise: a graffiti-style Oxfam logo featured right at the centre, among scribbles and words such as ‘chaos’. If anyone had any doubts about Coldplay’s support of Oxfam, here’s the evidence. And a smaller version of our logo was also on Chris’s t-shirt. Coldplay were in top form and Chris, apologising for his French, invited the audience to sing along and launched his guitar up in the air at the end of ‘God Put A Smile Upon My Face’. The new single ‘Paradise’ went down a storm, although I think I’m not the only one that had hoped to see them wearing the elephant costumes from the official video! Thankfully one elephant head came out for the final greetings courtesy of Jonny. The encore featured two old favourites; ‘Clocks’ and ‘Fix You’ and then the grand finale that made everyone dance: ‘Every Tear Is A Waterfall’. It’s been great to see them again and it’s even more exciting to know that Oxfam will accompany them on their adventures around the world. Many thanks to Clemence and her team at Oxfam France for coming along to help spread the word for a better world in which everyone has enough to eat. Giulia

NEW! temporary addition to the shop :D I was playing with some products, ready for new designs, and thought I'd let you know this was available just in case anyone still wanted additional souvenirs! http://www.cafepress.co.uk/coldplaying.588550600

haven't :cry:

thanks for doing that :D I've stolen it for the 1st post

thanks for posting the blog tash :D

thanks jo :D but your broke my wiki page :p :kiss:

welcome :) awesome review. ty for sharing :kiss: thank you, thank you, thank you :kiss: ty Michie :D haven't added your photos to Wiki yet coz can't do it in work :( :D Wiki is a work in progress, but can be found here http://www.wikicoldplay.com/27_October_2011:_BBC_Radio_1%27s_Student_Tour,_University_of_East_Anglia,_Norwich,_UK

they were interspersing it with other stuff, I heard on about 10:45ish and then they said about the red button but when I switched over it was highlights of the student tour all week, so didn't see any Coldplay before bed

coldplay Coldplay Win tickets to Coldplay's Cologne show on November 2 / Tickets für Nov 2 Radiokonzert in Küln zu gewinnen - http://www.coldplay.com/cologne.php A

awesome review Jason :D

awesome :D thank you. just caught it on the live blog too