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I've only seen Coldplay twice, once in 2003 and once in 2008. I've seen the band 'Keane' 6 times, they're one of my favourites.

In my Place Parachutes A Rush of Blood to the Head X&Y Viva la Vida or Death & all his Friends Coldplay Live 2003 Prospekt's March I've also got digital copies of Left Right Left Right Left, Lost! (live at Chicago United Center), Life in Technicolour ii (live at the O2 arena)

You're probably right, I'm sure a big reason why they are touring a lot is to please fans. After all they have a lot of demand to satisfy.

I'm quite sure the reason they're touring so much is so they can make as much money as possible. They're not doing it for the good of their health.

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Rainy Day :)

When I went to one of the shows in London last December I was in the upper tier and the butterflies sadly didn't go up that high.

My first Coldplay concert was at Royal Albert Hall in 2003. It really was excellent.

Looking forward to seeing reviews and photos of this concert. To all those going, have a wonderful time!

I think it's a good thing that Coldplay went in a new direction with their sound for VLV. A lot of the tracks on the previous albums sound quite similar to one another. This doesn't mean I don't like the other albums, I just think that VLV is a bit more exciting and I'm pleased that they moved out of their comfort zone.

I think VLV is the best album Coldplay have released. Songs like 'Lost!' and 'Lovers in Japan' are two of the best songs they've written. Saying that though I do love the older tracks as well, but I just prefer Coldplay's new sound.

Lost? Rainy Day Amsterdam Everything's Not Lost Shiver Trouble White Shadows Prospekt's March

Okay, I'd like to ask people on this forum a question. I went to one of Coldplay's shows at the O2 arena in London last December. I'd quite like to go to this Wembley show but think that there is no point because it's part of the 'Viva la Vida' tour which was what I saw last December. Does anyone think it is worth me going, and if it'll be any different to the show I saw at te O2 arena?

Okay, I'd like to ask people on this forum a question. I went to one of Coldplay's shows at the O2 arena in London last December. I'd quite like to go to this Wembley show but think that there is no point because it's part of the 'Viva la Vida' tour which was what I saw last December. Does anyone think it is worth me going, and if it'll be any different to the show I saw at the O2 arena?

I probably won't arrive until about 10pm if it's not starting until 11:10pm. The show finishes after 1am. Does anyone know if there are black taxis at that time?

I'm able to print out the tickets now so that's good. I wander if Coldplay will wear those Seargent Pepper outfits.

I just got the email saying tickets are ready to print and when I go to ticketmaster it tells me the same thing, that they're delayed. Bit strange...

Glad to here someone else is in the same boat. I can't print mine off either.

Don't know what time the show starts, but the venue opens at 9pm

Don't worry, tickets will be emailed to you 7 days before the event.

Still can't quite believe that I'm seeing two of my favourite bounds in such a small venue! :)

I'm able to answer my own question. The answer is yes.

Have we got to take ID with us on the night of the concert?

I just got a ticket! Downstairs standing!!!!! Oh my f***ing God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :pleased: