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Set list (not confirmed) AHFOD Yellow Clocks Charlie Brown ETIAW Fix you Viva Hymn AOAL ASFOS Til' Kingdom Come

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Congrats Cheeetaz! I tweeted your pic with crediting you on twitter just now with links to the board to check out your great pics!

Nice shots! I am assuming you got front row Cheeetaz?

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Get creative Coldplayers! This will be fun

from Gigwise http://www.gigwise.com/news/105600/verves-richard-ashcroft-solo-uk-tour-shows-london-manchester-tickets Dates! Richard Ashcroft announces two huge UK shows - tickets The Verve frontman is taking his new solo LP on the road The Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft has announced that he'll be taking his new solo album These People on tour, announcing two huge UK shows. Full dates and ticket details are below. Ashcroft announced These People yesterday, also unveiling the epic, Liam Gallagher-approved launch single 'This Is How It Feels'. The album will drop on 20 May, after he launches the record with two exclusive UK live shows in London and Manchester. Richard Ashcroft's upcoming UK tour dates are below. Tickets are on sale from 9am on Friday 26 February, and are available here. 14 May - MANCHESTER, Albert Hall 16 May - LONDON, Roundhouse the record was made with longtime collaborator Chris Potter and Wil Malone, who worked with Richard on the string arrangements for The Verve's A Northern Soul, Urban Hymns, and his acclaimed debut solo album, Alone with Everybody. As a result, lead single 'This Is How It Feels' flows with that inimitable Ashcroft soulful charm. Tour dates are expected to be announced imminently. The tracklist for These People is as follows: 1. Out Of My Body 2. This Is How It Feels 3. They Don’t Own Me 4. Hold On 5. These People 6. Everybody Needs Somebody To Hurt 7. Picture Of You 8. Black Lines 9. Ain’t The Future So Bright 10. Songs Of Experience

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Great cause!

You liked that huh? :laugh1::lol:

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Thanks! It was a lovely day, especially being able to watch the Coldplay NME concert!

We were mentioned in the "Table Dancing Episode" on the NME Blog: http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-awards/watch-bring-me-the-horizon-smash-coldplays-table?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social Oli Sykes provided the NME Awards with Austin, Texas it's biggest talking point last night when he unceremoniously trashed Coldplay’s table during Bring Me The Horizon’s performance. The band were in the building to celebrate picking up NME’s Innovation Award and were kind enough to perform a song from their gigantic album, ‘That’s The Spirit’. During their rousing version of ‘Happy Song’, Sykes moved from the stage and into the VIP tables area and subsequently obliterated the nearest table. That table just happened to belong to our Godlike Geniuses - Coldplay - who they accused of ripping off their album artwork just months prior. We’re not trying to stoke any fires, but it did look a little bit deliberate. What do you think? Check out some of the pics and videos of the controversial moment and make your own minds up… Up close and personal with Oli i Social media also provided us with some great DIY footage [MEDIA=twitter]700104703120646144[/MEDIA] Mobile Link: https://twitter.com/coldplaying/status/700104703120646144 [MEDIA=twitter]700076291161251841[/MEDIA] Mobile Link: https://twitter.com/coldplaying/status/700076291161251841

http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-awards/coldplay-confirmed-their-godlike-genius-tonight-at-the-nme-awards-2016-with-austin-texas These 5 Artists Loved Coldplay's Set At The NME Awards 2016 With Austin, Texas It was an utterly euphoric O2 Brixton Academy that greeted the six-song performance by NME’s Godlike Genius Award winners, Coldplay at the end of the award ceremony last night (February 17). As they ran through their set they struck bullseye on all the hallmarks of Coldplay shows we’ve come to know and love. ‘Viva La Vida’ opened with a curtain of confetti as drummer Will Champion pounded upon the song’s iconic bell. As Chris Martin and co segued into ‘Charlie Brown’, the venue’s LED-powered bracelets lit up and everyone from Thurston Moore to Katy B was on their feet. Låpsley was dancing between the tables. Kylie Minogue was in the front row with Laura Whitmore. Then we head back to a couple of classics – ’Clocks’ and ‘Yellow’ – while our bracelets light up red and, of course, yellow. While most people are up on their feet, Graham Coxon remains seated for Coldplay's performance. Sunflower Bean's Julia Cumming was dancing on her chair so hard she fell off. Then they headed towards the most recent song of their set, ’Adventure Of A Lifetime’. Guitarist Jonny Buckland beamed out its disco-funk riff as Chris jumped about the stage. What ended the night was the band’s 2005 chanter, ‘Fix You’, with everyone howling along. Genius.

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It’s an utterly euphoric O2 Brixton Academy that greets the six-song performance by NME’s Godlike Genius Award winners, Coldplay at the end of the night. As they run through their set they strike bullseye on all the hallmarks of Coldplay shows we’ve come to know and love. ‘Viva La Vida’ opens with a curtain of confetti as drummer Will Champion pounds upon the song’s iconic bell; as Chris Martin and co segue into ‘Charlie Brown’, the venue’s LED-powered bracelets light up and everyone from Thurston Moore to Katy B is on their feet. Then we head back to a couple of classics – ’Clocks’ and ‘Yellow’ – while our bracelets light up red and, of course, yellow, before heading towards the most recent song of their set, ’Adventure Of A Lifetime’. Guitarist Jonny Buckland beams out its disco-funk riff as Chris jumps about the stage. What ends the night is the band’s 2005 chanter, ‘Fix You’, as everyone sings along. This journey through the band’s near 20-year career confirms their status as a genius band. Read more at http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-awards/coldplay-confirmed-their-godlike-genius-tonight-at-the-nme-awards-2016-with-austin-texas?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social#4qtmMxgDzAYPWH80.99

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