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Mallory Lee ‏@MalloryRLee A good one from the @Coldplay show tonight @ The Palace of Auburn Hills http://instagr.am/p/Nz5Upfy2YF/

Christina England ‏@ChristinaEliseE Coldplay concert was absolutely amazing! We were 15 feet tops from Chris Martin <333 http://pic.twitter.com/ZtZylHYy

Nestor Lopez-Duran ‏@nestorlld Coldplay! Best concert ever instagr.am/p/Nz5lQ_EUDE

Jon M ‏@jonnymangs just so close. #coldplay @whyjoocrying

Nathan Kunzman ‏@NathanKunzman 2nd row. Coldplay

Quinn McFarlen™ ‏@_quinnlin #COLDPLAY PIC 3/3 the bracelets turned on with the lights off http://pic.twitter.com/fTde1Q5H

Georgia Katopodis ‏@gmkatopodis Literally 15 feet from #Coldplay tonight. One of the best concerts ever. @ The Palace of Auburn Hills

Lauren Mielke ‏@lauren_mielke Thousands of glow bands at the coldplay concert #nothingwilltopthis http://instagr.am/p/Nz5Oc8SJXV/

onebrandstudio ‏@onebrandstudio Loved the look and sound of Coldplay tonight. So many great moments at the Palace. #yellow http://twitpic.com/aefosd

Kristen Iles ‏@KristenIles the best night of my life. #coldplay #nofilter http://instagr.am/p/Nz1saYlxlE/

On tour wth Coldplay ‏@oxfamontour The band just gave Will a cake and 20000 people screamed happy bday. Happy bday dude from @Oxfam @coldplay

This is the 1st ever image I saw of Chris, and I really thought he was Scandinavian.:D

Hillbillies Coldplay:laugh3:

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Coldplay dazzle a sold-out Garden A review of Coldplay at TD Garden on Sunday July 30, 2012 Kevin McSheffrey, Managing Editor The line “with great power comes great responsibility” may be overused, but it’s apparent when it comes to Coldplay. The English foursome is without a doubt one of the biggest bands in the world, which means they’re a major draw for fans, but also for criticism. Their latest album, Mylo Xyloto, which they’ve been touring in support of since last year, only received mixed reviews. However, at their stop at Boston’s TD Garden on Sunday night they left no doubt that they deserve to be amongst the biggest acts in the world with a grand performance before a sold-out crowd. Energy and creativity fuel Coldplay’s current show. The energy started with frontman Chris Martin, who performed like a man who’s been trapped behind a piano for years, dying to get out. The singer explored every bit of the band’s extensive stage and catwalk, by running, jumping, rolling, and dancing his way through show. The creativity came in the form of the ingenious idea to make fans part of the visual dynamic of the show by issuing every attendee a colored wristband that lit up in unison at certain points of the performance. The result was a dazzling display that charged songs like “Hurts Like Heaven”, “Paradise”, and “Charlie Brown”. Their set was heavy on new material, such as the aforementioned trio, all of which both looked and sounded like they were built for arenas thanks to the stunningly colorful imagery and big, sing-along choruses. They’ve certainly added some new tricks, but Coldplay also stayed true to their old ways with confetti cannons, huge balloons, and several stages, as they relocated to the end of the catwalk to take the tempo down a bit. Included was the ballad “Warning Sign”, which Martin amusingly screwed up then jokingly claimed that thoughts of the Olympics had distracted him. The band also relocated, one by one, to a side stage in the loge section of the Garden for one of the few X & Y tunes in “Speed of Sound”, before returning to the main stage for the encore. The night ended in spectacular fashion as a laser show accompanied the usual piano bench-rocking of “Clocks” before Martin seemed to give everything he had left to his leaps in “Fix You”, only to go at it once more as he ran about the entire stage for closer “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall”. Coldplay have had the power of one of music’s biggest acts for years and with this show so well-catered to an arena audience, they’ve shown that they’ve not only accepted, but are enjoying the responsibility. Rising star Marina and the Diamonds opened the show with a charming set that drew many fans in early with bouncy synthpop numbers like “I Am Not a Robot” and “Primadonna” serving as warm-ups before finally getting fans out of their seats with “Radioactive”. Setlist Mylo Xyloto Hurts Like Heaven In My Place Major Minus Lovers In Japan The Scientist Yellow Violet Hill God Put A Smile Upon Your Face Princess of China Up in Flames Warning Sign A Hopeful Transmission Don’t Let It Break Your Heart Viva La Vida Charlie Brown Paradise Us Against the World Speed Of Sound Encore Clocks Fix You Every Teardrop is a Waterfall Published On: July 31, 2012

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You're good, friend! I do that all the time:)

Yours are the best pictures of the night so far.

Awww! What a great night for you! I'm sure a youtube video will turn up.

Lexus Ashley Grenier ‏@LexusAGrenier Coldplay was pure magic tonight. http://pic.twitter.com/gRXAdj39

Kristina Prendergast ‏@kristinaprend Me & my sis in the front row @ the Coldplay concert .. Nbd ❤ #coldplay #bellcenter #montreal @jessicanp10 http://instagr.am/p/NsTXJRDl77/

Alex Teuber ‏@AlexTeuber Coldplay concert! #BestExperience http://pic.twitter.com/3CwDwEO9