Английская Википедия:A Head Full of Dreams Tour

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The A Head Full of Dreams Tour was the seventh concert tour undertaken by British rock band Coldplay. It was announced on 27 November 2015 in support of their seventh studio album, A Head Full of Dreams, and marked a return to live performing at stadiums following the intimate shows from Ghost Stories Tour (2014), which saw the band playing in venues such as the Beacon Theatre and Royal Albert Hall. With exception of "Fun" and hidden track "X Marks the Spot", all songs from the album were played. The band combined extensive use of laser light and pyrotechnic special effects with raw, acoustic segments between stages, complementing performances with a new version of the Xylobands from Mylo Xyloto Tour (2011–12).

The concert run consisted of 122 shows in eight legs across five continents, starting at Argentina's Estadio Ciudad de La Plata on 31 March 2016 and finishing at the same venue on 15 November 2017. It also marked their first solo shows in Latin America since Viva la Vida Tour (2009–10). According to Billboard, Coldplay earned $523 million from 5.38 million tickets sold in 114 reported dates, making A Head Full of Dreams Tour the third-highest-grossing tour of all time upon conclusion. In 2018, Live in Buenos Aires was released to celebrate the concert run and promoted along with The Butterfly Package, a set which additionally contained Live in São Paulo and Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams. The latter is a career-spanning documentary directed by Mat Whitecross.

Development

Background

Following the release of Coldplay's sixth album, Ghost Stories (2014), the band announced they would not be making a usual tour for it, limiting themselves to one-off concerts at smaller venues around the world. On 6 November 2015, "Adventure of a Lifetime" was made available as the lead single for A Head Full of Dreams. The song was succeeded by the tour announcement on 27 November, which included numerous stadium dates spread across 14 countries in Europe and Latin America for the next year. During an interview for The Late Late Show with James Corden, the band mentioned they would also be visiting Asia and North America. In April 2016, Coldplay announced 12 new arena shows in the United States. Months later, they published teasers on social media with dates for Singapore, Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan. In 2017, the band further promoted the tour's namesake album by releasing a companion piece named Kaleidoscope EP, which included four new songs and a live version of "Something Just Like This".

Promotion

Before starting the tour, Coldplay performed the Super Bowl 50 halftime show, which included guest appearances from Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, Mark Ronson and the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles, earning the biggest audience in history for a group and male act performing at the event as well. The band later appeared in multiple festivals, including the BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Exeter. Lead singer Chris Martin said he lived "the first few years of my life less than 500 yards from where we'll be performing so this couldn't be more of a homecoming for me". In 2016, they were announced as headliners for Glastonbury Festival, setting the record for most headlining sets ever by any act. Months later, the band appeared at Global Citizen Festival in Mumbai, where they played "Maa Tujhe Salaam" with A. R. Rahman. Martin has been the event's curator since 2015 and plans to fulfil the role for the next 15 years. He invited Colombian singer Shakira for the Hamburg edition. In 2017, Coldplay were part of the iHeartRadio Music Festival.

Opening acts

Шаблон:Multiple image Most of the tour included two supporting acts on each concert, with British singer Lianne La Havas opening all performances held during the first Latin American and European legs, marking the first stadium shows of her career. She noted being a fan of Coldplay for many years and grew up listening to them. Canadian singer Alessia Cara supported the first European and North American runs as well, which additionally included Foxes and Birdy. In select dates, local artists from their respective country were invited to serve as opening acts: Ximena Sariñana and Hana Ciliberti performed in the Mexico City shows, while Radwimps played at the Tokyo Dome on 9 April 2016. Remaining dates for the Asian leg were supported by Jess Kent, who also participated in the concerts held in Australia and New Zealand.

For their second run in Europe, Coldplay included AlunaGeorge and Swedish singer Tove Lo, with whom they collaborated on the song "Fun", from A Head Full of Dreams (2015). The local acts invited for Hannover, Gothenburg and Cardiff were German singer Femme Schmidt, Danish group Mew and English band Embrace, respectively. Meanwhile, the second leg in North America featured singers Izzy Bizu and Alina Baraz. In November 2017, Coldplay finished the tour with shows in Brazil and Argentina, which were opened by Jon Hopkins and Dua Lipa. The former has been a collaborator of the band since their fourth album, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends (2008), while Martin co-wrote the song "Homesick" for the latter's debut album. After being asked about the experience, she commented it was "amazing" and "surreal to get to sit next to him on the piano and hear him perform so close to me" and thanked the singer for the opportunity, adding she learned a lot from him when they were on studio.

Concert synopsis

Stage lights are activated inside a darkened stadium

Coldplay at Wembley Stadium in 2016. The band also had an additional small stage where they performed an acoustic set.

Similar to Mylo Xyloto Tour (2011–12), the band combined performances including laser light and pyrotechnic visuals at the main stage with intimate sets at the B-stage and C-stage. During the latter segment, songs were played strictly in acoustic renditions. Shows usually featured between 22 and 25 tracks, which sometimes incorporated new intros and outros: "Paradise" started regularly but ended in its Tiësto remix version, while "Fix You" was performed with an additional instrumental background from "Midnight". Before the tour began, Martin said Coldplay would "finally have a set list where we feel good about it from start to finish". He joked about being "at the point in our career where we can get through a concert without playing anything shit" as well.

Aside from their own catalogue, the band often covered songs from other artists, most notably "Heroes" by David Bowie during the first four legs of the tour. According to Martin, they were good friends with Bowie, though he rejected a collaboration for "Lhuna", a charity single released with Australian singer Kylie Minogue in 2008, claiming the track was "not one of your best". The band also performed Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" in selected shows. Coldplay originally wrote "Til Kingdom Come" as a collaboration with the singer, but he died before being able to record it. Additionally, the band had a "Fan Dedication Song" segment at the C-stage: "We'd ask people to give us a reason why they want us to play that song so there is a purpose behind why we play it".

Reception

Commercial performance

Fans who pre-ordered A Head Full of Dreams (2015) from Amazon were given early access to buy tickets for the United Kingdom shows on 26 November 2015, while general public sales for the entire first European leg were opened on the following day. Due to high demand, Coldplay added extra dates in Mexico City, Barcelona, Manchester, Zurich, London, Amsterdam and Copenhagen. Over 900,000 people attempted to buy tickets for the concerts in Seoul, leading online servers to crash. The performance at Foro Sol on 17 April 2016 saw the venue's biggest ever single-day attendance (67,451 tickets), a record also broken at Bangkok's Rajamangala Stadium (62,068 tickets). Additionally, the band later earned the highest-grossing boxscore report of Singapore's history ($12.4 million). In Taiwan, they had the biggest ticket sales of all time for an international act, a record broken by Blackpink in 2023. The concerts in London and Paris were the most prolific of their career both in attendance and gross according to Pollstar. After the last show in La Plata, Billboard claimed the A Head Full of Dreams Tour was the third-highest-grossing tour of all time, earning $523,033,675 from 5,389,586 tickets sold in 114 dates.

Critical reception

The tour was met with generally positive reviews from music critics, with Ludovic Hunter-Tilney from the Financial Times describing it as a "bubble of positivity making its way around a turbulent world". He stated large venues were a "natural home" for Coldplay and where their "uplifting platitudes make most sense". Writing for The Sydney Morning Herald, Bernard Zuel commented the concert was "very big, but just on the right side of huge. They get loud and in your face but never up your nose. They grab for audience participation but collegially rather than greedily", praising how they crafted a "continuously satisfying pop show that has elements of U2 and Taylor Swift, Springsteen and Kylie, but somehow retains a sliver of modesty". In his five-star Wembley Stadium review for the Evening Standard, David Smyth stated Coldplay were "playing more stadium shows in London than anyone else this summer because no one else is doing this kind of thing better. Long may they shine". Similarly, The GuardianШаблон:'s Kitty Empire rated their Croke Park performance with 4/5 stars and mentioned it felt "like the encore, the kind that sends you out into the night streets, hollering the chorus" even when the band were "just two songs in".

Accolades

List of accolades, showing year, ceremony, category and result

Year	Ceremony	Category	Result	Шаблон:Abbr
2016	Billboard Live Music Awards	Top Draw	Шаблон:Won
		Top Tour	Шаблон:Nominated
		Top BoxscoreШаблон:Efn	Шаблон:Won
	Live UK Music Business AwardsШаблон:Efn	Spectacle of the YearШаблон:Efn	Шаблон:Runner-up
		Best Festival PerformanceШаблон:Efn	Шаблон:Won
	Los40 Music Awards	Tour of the Year	Шаблон:Nominated
	Ticketmaster Awards	Ticket of the Year – Global	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – United Kingdom	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – Spain	Шаблон:Won
		Most Anticipated Show of 2017 – France	Шаблон:Won
2017	American Music Awards	Tour of the Year	Шаблон:Won
	Billboard Music Awards	Top Rock Tour	Шаблон:Won
	Billboard Live Music Awards	Top Draw	Шаблон:Nominated
		Top Tour	Шаблон:Nominated
	iHeartRadio Music Awards	Best Tour	Шаблон:Won
	NME Awards	Music Moment of the YearШаблон:Efn	Шаблон:Won
	Pollstar Awards	Major Tour of the Year	Шаблон:Nominated
		Most Creative Stage Production	Шаблон:Nominated
	Ticketmaster Awards	Ticket of the Year – Global	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – Canada	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – France	Шаблон:Won
		Best Live Event of the Past 20 Years – Ireland	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – Ireland	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – Poland	Шаблон:Won
		Ticket of the Year – Sweden	Шаблон:Won
2018	Pollstar Awards	Major Tour of the Year	Шаблон:Nominated
		Most Creative Stage Production	Шаблон:Nominated
		Tech Enhancement of the YearШаблон:Efn	Шаблон:Nominated
	Billboard Music Awards	Top Rock Tour	Шаблон:Nominated

Live album

Шаблон:Main After the tour was finished, Coldplay released Live in Buenos Aires (2018), their fifth live album. It consisted of two CDs with songs played during their last show in La Plata. The record was marketed along with The Butterfly Package, a set which additionally contained Live in São Paulo, their first music film to include a concert in full, and Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams, a documentary featuring previously unseen behind-the-scenes footage. A one-night-only premiere for the latter was held at selected cinemas across the world one month earlier, grossing $3.5 million from over 300,000 tickets sold and reaching number one at the box office of Netherlands; number two in Australia, Italy and United Kingdom; and number five in the United States. Both projects were directed by Mat Whitecross, a long-time collaborator of the band. Sam Sodomsky from Pitchfork stated Live in Buenos Aires made "a strong case for the legacy of one of the 21st century's most enduring live acts", while Live in São Paulo was nominated for a UK Music Video Award.

Set list

This set list was taken from the 15 November 2017 concert in La Plata, Argentina. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.

Main stage

1. "A Head Full of Dreams" Шаблон:Small
2. "Yellow"
3. "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall"
4. "The Scientist"
5. "God Put a Smile Upon Your Face" Шаблон:Small
6. "Paradise" Шаблон:Small

B-stage

7. "Always in My Head"
8. "Magic"
9. "Everglow"

Main stage

10. "Clocks" Шаблон:Small
11. "Midnight" Шаблон:Small
12. "Charlie Brown"
13. "Hymn for the Weekend"
14. "Fix You" Шаблон:Small
15. "Viva la Vida"
16. "Adventure of a Lifetime"
17. "De Música Ligera" Шаблон:Small

C-stage

18. "Kaleidoscope" Шаблон:Small
19. "In My Place"
20. "Amor Argentina"

Main stage

21. "Something Just Like This"
22. "A Sky Full of Stars"
23. "Up&Up"

Details

• A segment named Fan Dedication Song was held every night at the C-stage. It featured the track most requested by fans on social media during each preceding day.
• "Heroes" by David Bowie, "Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash and "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry were separately covered in select dates.
• "Something Just Like This" was added to the set list starting from Singapore on 31 March 2017.
• "God Put a Smile upon Your Face" was rotated with "Birds" starting from the second North American leg.
• "In My Place" featured Will Champion's main vocals in select dates.
• "Life Is Beautiful" was performed in San Diego on 8 October 2017, São Paulo on 7 and 8 November 2017, and La Plata on 14 November 2017.

Highlights

The band performed covers, invited guests and fans, wrote songs specifically for the occasion and made dedications in numerous dates, skipping to the rest of the show otherwise:

2016

• 29 May – Exeter: "Raspberry Beret".
• 26 June – Pilton: "Boys That Sing" with a dedication to Viola Beach, "My Way" with Michael Eavis, then "To Love Somebody" and "Stayin' Alive" with Barry Gibb.
• 6 July – Copenhagen: "Sometimes It Snows in April" with Lianne La Havas.
• 16 July – East Rutherford: "Jersey Girl".
• 17 July – East Rutherford: "Earth Angel" and "Johnny B. Goode" with Michael J. Fox.
• 28 July – Columbus: "Have I Told You Lately".
• 30 July – Foxborough: "Ride On".
• 6 August – Philadelphia: "Streets of Philadelphia".
• 21 August – Pasadena: "Nothing Compares 2 U" with James Corden and "Happy Birthday to You" with a dedication to him.
• 1 September – Las Vegas: "Mr. Brightside".
• 3 September – Santa Clara: "Life on Mars" with the Oakland School for the Arts choir.
• 11 November – London: "Suzanne".
• 19 November – Mumbai: "Maa Tujhe Salaam" with A. R. Rahman.
• 3 December – Auckland: "Four Seasons in One Day" with Neil Finn.
• 9 December – Melbourne: "Imagine" with Emmanuel Kelly.
• 14 December – Sydney: "Christmas with the Kangaroos".
• 31 December – Abu Dhabi: "Faith" and "2016 Song".

2017

• 1 April – Singapore: "Singapore Song".
• 4 April – Manila: "Manila Song".
• 11 April – Taoyuan: "Taiwan Song".
• 12 April – Taoyuan: "Happy Birthday to You" with a dedication to Guy Berryman.
• 15 April – Seoul: "South Korea Song".
• 16 April – Seoul: "City of Seoul".
• 8 June – Lyon: "Lyon Song".
• 21 June – Brussels: "Formidable".
• 25 June – Gothenburg: "Gothenburg Song".
• 26 June – Gothenburg: "Känn Ingen Sorg för Mig Göteborg".
• 30 June – Frankfurt: "Frankfurt Song".
• 6 July – Hamburg: "Chantaje" and "Me Enamoré" with Shakira.
• 8 July – Dublin: "Dublin Song" with a fan.
• 11 July – Cardiff: "Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau" with Rob Brydon and "Wales Song".
• 16 July – Saint-Denis: "Paris Song".
• 1 August – East Rutherford: "Crawling".
• 14 August – Omaha: "Monday Night in Omaha".
• 21 August – Toronto: "Toronto Song".
• 28 August – Miami Gardens: "Happy Birthday to You" with a dedication to a fan and "Houston #1".
• 2 October – Portland: "Free Fallin'" with Peter Buck.
• 11 November – Porto Alegre: "Gaúchos" with Jon Hopkins.
• 8 November – São Paulo: "Paulistanos".
• 14 and 15 November – La Plata: "De Música Ligera" and "Amor Argentina".

Tour dates

List of 2016 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, attendance and gross revenue

Date (2016)	City	Country	Venue	Opening acts	Attendance	Revenue
31 March	La Plata	Argentina	Estadio Ciudad de La Plata	Lianne La Havas Hana	97,069 / 97,069	$6,619,890
1 April
3 April	Santiago	Chile	Estadio Nacional de Chile	Lianne La Havas María Colores	60,787 / 60,787	$4,539,380
5 April	Lima	Peru	Estadio Nacional del Perú	Lianne La Havas Gala Brie	43,720 / 43,720	$4,828,810
7 April	São Paulo	Brazil	Allianz Parque	Lianne La Havas Tiê	46,563 / 46,563	$4,093,280
10 April	Rio de Janeiro		Estádio do Maracanã		59,669 / 59,669	$4,645,550
13 April	Bogotá	Colombia	Estadio El Campín	Lianne La Havas Elsa y Elmar	41,376 / 41,376	$4,792,820
15 April	Mexico City	Mexico	Foro Sol	Lianne La Havas Ximena Sariñana	195,192 / 195,192	$11,231,300
16 April
17 April
24 May	Nice	France	Stade Charles-Ehrmann	Lianne La Havas Alessia Cara	53,566 / 53,566	$3,367,270
26 May	Barcelona	Spain	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys		111,261 / 111,261	$9,734,130
27 May
29 MayШаблон:Efn	Exeter	England	Powderham Castle	Шаблон:N/a	Шаблон:N/a	Шаблон:N/a
1 June	Gelsenkirchen	Germany	Veltins-Arena	Lianne La Havas Alessia Cara	55,048 / 55,048	$4,650,320
4 June	Manchester	England	Etihad Stadium		109,492 / 109,492	$10,676,300
5 June
7 June	Glasgow	Scotland	Hampden Park		48,526 / 48,526	$4,547,280
11 June	Zürich	Switzerland	Letzigrund	Foxes Lea Lu	89,254 / 89,254	$11,808,300
12 June				Lianne La Havas Alessia Cara
15 June	London	England	Wembley Stadium		303,985 / 303,985	$28,810,200
16 June
18 June				Lianne La Havas Reef
19 June
23 June	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Amsterdam Arena	Lianne La Havas Alessia Cara	104,511 / 104,511	$8,759,000
24 June
26 JuneШаблон:Efn	Pilton	England	Worthy Farm	rowspan="2" Шаблон:N/a	rowspan="2" Шаблон:N/a	rowspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
28 JuneШаблон:Efn	London		Kensington Palace
29 June	Berlin	Germany	Olympiastadion	Lianne La Havas Alessia Cara	68,047 / 68,047	$5,540,960
1 July	Hamburg		Volksparkstadion		43,860 / 43,860	$3,808,980
3 July	Stockholm	Sweden	Friends Arena	Birdy Alessia Cara	53,575 / 53,575	$3,970,140
5 July	Copenhagen	Denmark	Telia Parken	Lianne La Havas Alessia Cara	96,511 / 96,511	$9,182,590
6 July
16 July	East Rutherford	United States	MetLife Stadium	Alessia Cara Foxes	100,763 / 100,763	$10,749,394
17 July
20 July	Indianapolis		Bankers Life Fieldhouse		12,667 / 12,667	$1,460,006
21 July	St. Louis		Scottrade Center		13,960 / 13,960	$1,547,633
23 JulyШаблон:Efn	Chicago		Soldier Field	Шаблон:N/aШаблон:Efn	95,323 / 95,323	$10,215,572
24 July				Alessia Cara Foxes
27 July	Louisville		KFC Yum! Center		13,755 / 13,755	$1,520,726
28 July	Columbus		Nationwide Arena		15,530 / 15,530	$1,933,346
30 July	Foxborough		Gillette Stadium		54,952 / 54,952	$6,530,260
1 August	Buffalo		First Niagara Center		15,100 / 15,100	$1,878,324
3 August	Auburn Hills		The Palace of Auburn Hills		15,436 / 15,436	$1,731,667
4 August	Pittsburgh		Consol Energy Center		14,360 / 14,360	$1,614,917
6 August	Philadelphia		Lincoln Financial Field		54,497 / 54,497	$5,530,866
20 AugustШаблон:Efn	Pasadena		Rose Bowl	Alessia Cara Bishop Briggs Stargate	120,062 / 120,062	$10,914,898
21 August				Alessia Cara Bishop Briggs
23 August	Glendale		Gila River Arena		14,427 / 14,427	$1,776,867
25 August	Tulsa		BOK Center		13,234 / 13,234	$1,578,961
27 August	Arlington		AT&T Stadium		52,538 / 52,538	$5,679,031
29 August	Denver		Pepsi Center		15,664 / 15,664	$1,902,639
31 August	Salt Lake City		Vivint Smart Home Arena		15,645 / 15,645	$1,871,968
1 September	Paradise		T-Mobile Arena		15,898 / 15,898	$2,124,032
3 September	Santa Clara		Levi's Stadium		52,404 / 52,404	$5,990,660
4 SeptemberШаблон:Efn	Philadelphia		Benjamin Franklin Parkway	rowspan="3" Шаблон:N/a	rowspan="3" Шаблон:N/a	rowspan="3" Шаблон:N/a
11 NovemberШаблон:Efn	London	England	London Palladium
19 NovemberШаблон:Efn	Mumbai	India	MMRDA Grounds
3 December	Auckland	New Zealand	Mount Smart Stadium	Lianne La Havas Jess Kent	39,644 / 39,644	$3,752,610
6 December	Brisbane	Australia	Suncorp Stadium		49,604 / 49,604	$4,723,300
9 December	Melbourne		Etihad Stadium		103,482 / 103,482	$8,920,530
10 December
13 December	Sydney		Allianz Stadium		97,356 / 97,356	$8,813,130
14 December
31 December	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates	du Arena	DJ Saif	31,285 / 31,285	$4,301,291

List of 2017 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, attendance and gross revenue

Date (2017)	City	Country	Venue	Opening acts	Attendance	Revenue
31 March	Singapore		Singapore National Stadium	Jess Kent	102,508 / 102,508	$12,517,500
1 April
4 April	Bay City	Philippines	Mall of Asia Concert Grounds		34,813 / 34,813	$7,189,520
7 April	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajamangala Stadium		62,068 / 62,068	$8,133,360
11 April	Taoyuan	Taiwan	HSR Taoyuan Station Plaza		72,212 / 72,212	$11,821,800
12 April
15 April	Seoul	South Korea	Seoul Olympic Stadium		99,837 / 99,837	$10,132,000
16 April
19 AprilШаблон:Efn	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome	Radwimps	42,817 / 42,817	$6,513,740
6 June	Munich	Germany	Olympiastadion	AlunaGeorge Femme Schmidt	62,548 / 62,548	$6,044,640
8 June	Décines-Charpieu	France	Parc Olympique Lyonnais	AlunaGeorge Lyves	50,901 / 50,901	$4,051,740
11 June	Vienna	Austria	Ernst-Happel-Stadion	Tove Lo Lyves	56,246 / 56,246	$5,597,950
14 June	Leipzig	Germany	Red Bull Arena	Tove Lo Femme Schmidt	47,233 / 47,233	$4,471,280
16 June	Hanover		HDI-Arena	AlunaGeorge Femme Schmidt	46,223 / 46,223	$4,670,110
18 June	Warsaw	Poland	PGE Narodowy	Tove Lo Lyves	57,615 / 57,615	$3,827,680
21 June	Brussels	Belgium	King Baudouin Stadium	AlunaGeorge Lyves	100,489 / 100,489	$8,686,710
22 June
25 June	Gothenburg	Sweden	Ullevi	Mew Lyves	128,981 / 128,981	$9,399,310
26 June
30 June	Frankfurt	Germany	Commerzbank-Arena	Tove Lo Femme Schmidt	87,833 / 87,833	$9,018,910
1 July
3 July	Milan	Italy	San Siro	Tove Lo Lyves	117,307 / 117,307	$8,613,840
4 July
6 JulyШаблон:Efn	Hamburg	Germany	Barclaycard Arena	Шаблон:N/a	Шаблон:N/a	Шаблон:N/a
8 July	Dublin	Ireland	Croke Park	AlunaGeorge Lyves	80,398 / 80,398	$8,970,100
11 July	Cardiff	Wales	Principality Stadium	Embrace Lyves	122,851 / 122,851	$11,685,000
12 July
15 July	Saint-Denis	France	Stade de France	Tove Lo Lyves	235,611 / 235,611	$19,884,200
16 July
18 July
1 August	East Rutherford	United States	MetLife Stadium	AlunaGeorge Izzy Bizu	54,501 / 54,501	$7,861,460
4 August	Foxborough		Gillette Stadium		52,188 / 52,188	$6,263,906
6 August	Landover		FedExField		48,380 / 48,380	$4,823,333
8 August	Montreal	Canada	Bell Centre		35,731 / 35,731	$3,967,516
9 August
12 August	Minneapolis	United States	U.S. Bank Stadium		47,472 / 47,472	$4,325,230
14 August	Omaha		CenturyLink Center Omaha		13,009 / 13,009	$1,434,880
15 August	Kansas City		Sprint Center		12,971 / 12,971	$1,736,224
17 AugustШаблон:Efn	Chicago		Soldier Field		52,726 / 52,726	$6,026,402
19 August	Cleveland		Quicken Loans Arena		15,963 / 15,963	$2,302,868
21 August	Toronto	Canada	Rogers Centre		94,857 / 94,857	$8,655,294
22 August
28 August	Miami Gardens	United States	Hard Rock Stadium		47,866 / 47,866	$6,446,966
22 SeptemberШаблон:Efn	Paradise		T-Mobile Arena	Шаблон:N/a	Шаблон:N/a	Шаблон:N/a
23 September	Seattle		CenturyLink Field	Tove Lo Alina Baraz	49,031 / 49,031	$5,181,106
26 September	Edmonton	Canada	Rogers Place		27,940 / 27,940	$3,003,657
27 September
29 September	Vancouver		BC Place		43,896 / 43,896	$5,015,505
2 October	Portland	United States	Moda Center		14,965 / 14,965	$2,121,648
4 October	Santa Clara		Levi's Stadium		48,341 / 48,341	$5,265,835
6 October	Pasadena		Rose Bowl		64,442 / 64,442	$6,051,529Шаблон:Efn
8 OctoberШаблон:Efn	San Diego		SDCCU Stadium		54,279 / 54,279	$5,955,986Шаблон:Efn
7 NovemberШаблон:Efn	São Paulo	Brazil	Allianz Parque	Iza Jon Hopkins	96,549 / 96,549	$10,456,435
8 NovemberШаблон:Efn				Dua Lipa Jon Hopkins
11 November	Porto Alegre		Arena do Grêmio	Dua Lipa Jon Hopkins Tati Portella	50,229 / 50,229	$5,910,139
14 NovemberШаблон:Efn	La Plata	Argentina	Estadio Ciudad de La Plata	Dua Lipa Jon Hopkins Oriana Sabatini	98,197 / 98,197	$7,589,239
15 NovemberШаблон:Efn
Total					5,389,586 / 5,389,586 (100%)	$523,033,675

Cancelled shows

List of 2017 cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason

Date (2017)	City	Country	Venue	Reason	Шаблон:Abbr
25 August	Houston	United States	NRG Stadium	Hurricane Harvey

Personnel

Credits taken from the band's official tour book, which was sold exclusively on merchandise booths and their online store.

Performing members

• Chris Martin – lead vocals, piano, rhythm guitar
• Jonny Buckland – lead guitar, backing vocals, keyboards
• Guy Berryman – bass, backing vocals, keyboards, percussion
• Will Champion – drums, backing vocals, percussion

Main crew

• Dave Holmes – manager
• Phil Harvey – creative director
• Arlene Moon – management
• Mandi Frost – management
• Marguerite Nguyen – tour manager
• Bill Leabody – tour production manager
• Craig Finley – stage production manager
• Nicole Erin Massey – production coordinator
• Misty Buckley – production designer
• Paul Normandale – production designer
• Andy Frost – road manager and head of security
• Kim-Maree Penn – security
• Jessie Collins – band assistant
• Ej Randall – band assistant
• Dan Green – audio director
• Rik Simpson – broadcast engineer
• Matt Miller – Pro Tools director
• Tiffany Henry – dressing rooms and wardrobe
• Megumi Kusano – Dave Holmes assistant
• Roxy Pope – management assistant
• Tiffany Hudson – band tour assistant
• Dan Portanier – trainer
• Carys Moggridge – physiotherapist
• Jeff Mauss – tour accountant
• Dick Massey – utilities
• David White – venue security

Backline

• Matt McGinn – guitar tech
• Craig Hope – guitar tech
• Sean Buttery – drum tech
• Paul Newman – bass tech
• Andy Henderson – keyboards tech and digital tech
• Bill Rahko – Pro Tools tech
• Leonel Neto da Rocha – piano tech

Audio

• Chris Wood – monitor engineer
• Tony Smith – FoH tech
• Nick Davis – monitor tech
• Ali Viles – RF tech
• Nick Mooney – audio crew chief

Audio crew

• Jack Murphy
• Brett Taylor
• Alex Fedrizzi
• Tyler Clapp
• Damian Burns
• Peter Smith
• Adam Banister

Lighting

• Graham Feast – lighting director
• Mick Stowe – lighting crew chief

Lighting crew

• Phil Sharp
• Rick Butler
• Gareth Horridge
• Paul Burke
• Adam Morrison
• Colleen Wittenberg
• Kenny Rutkowski
• Tony Quinn
• Pip Schulte
• Matt Helmick

Video

• Ben Miles – video director
• Phil Johnston – video crew chief
• Oli Derynck – video engineer
• Leo Flint – video programmer

Video crew

• Pieter Laleman
• Saria Ofogba
• Chris Farrants
• Ed Prescott
• Graham Lambkin
• Marcus Wareham
• Jeroen Mahieu
• Mark Cruikshank
• Niall Ogilvy
• Michael Cordier
• Hamanshu Patel

Video content produced by

• Ben Miles
• NorthHouse Films
• Shop
• Hello Charlie
• Marcus Haney
• Mat Whitecross

Special effects

• David Kennedy – laser and pyro designer
• Reid Nofsinger – pyro designer and lead SFX

Special effects crew

• Scott Allen
• Alan Grant
• Brook Blomquist
• Jeremy Fox
• Justin Seedle
• Mike Hartle
• Joey Atkinson
• Jeff Jowdy

Rigging crew

• Russel Glen (head rigger)
• Bjorn Melchert
• Matt Rynes
• Jerry Ritter

Carpenter crew

• Jack Deitering (head carpenter)
• Pat Boyd
• Shawn Saucier
• Dale Bryant
• Andrew Pearson
• Lennie Watson
• Jeroen Padberg
• Ryan Floyd

Wristbands

• Jason Regler – tech
• Antony Burry – tech
• Arman Chaparyan – coordinator

Set design assistants

• Richard Olivieri
• Laura Woodroffe

Site coordinators

• Toby Fleming
• Bart Durbin

Lead electrician

• Paul Traynor

Barricade

• Paul Lincoln
• Chris Kordek

Drapes

• Steve Capaldi
• Daniel Roquero Lopez
• Tom Drury

Catering crew

• Susan Power (chief)
• James Morries
• Brendan McKenzie
• Daniel Gamble
• Hannah West
• Sarah Money
• Lulu Foster-Young
• Cherry Pashby
• Alicia Boardman
• Alison Higgins
• Pauline Austin
• Sally Cureton
• Molly Gallagher

Bus drivers

• Sven Schendel
• Jan Sven Berse
• Joachim Wolfram
• Matthias Gerstmann
• Scott Pickering
• Helli Windisch
• Uwe Scholz
• Chris Templar
• Paul Kakasiouris

Truck drivers

• David Ballantyne (chief)
• Mark Coleman (chief)
• Roger Bungay
• Andrew Mellor
• Robbie Jones
• Mel Bentley
• Tristen Bond
• Grant Sharkey
• Jimmy Greives
• Leon Creswick
• Mike Osbourne
• Paul Chapman
• John Stanmore
• Ian Greenwood
• Jason Smith
• Mark Schubert
• Mike Williams
• Steve Dunne
• Jon Baldwin
• Dave Hayhurst
• Albert Golon
• Dougie Miller
• Mark Cameron

Tour book

• Pilar Zeta – artwork and tour book design
• Chris Salmon – digital director and tour book interviews
• Debs Wild – web ambassador

Management

• Marty Diamond – North America booking agent
• Larry Webman – North America booking agent
• Steve Strange – ROW booking agent
• Josh Javor – ROW booking agent
• Gavin Maude – legal
• Ryan Vince – legal
• Lester Dales – business management
• Paul Makin – business management
• David Weise – US business management

Photography by

• Matt Benton
• Marcus Haney
• Phil Harvey
• Pilar Zeta
• Ollie Smallwood
• Ultramajic
• Chris Salmon
• Marguerite Nguyen
• Julia Kennedy
• Matt Miller
• Mariana Miranda Pedroza da Silva
• Irwing Heinz

Others

• Ken Macalpine – merchandise
• Anna Roguski – Oxfam representative
• Phoebe Baldwin – Global Citizen representative
• Hannah Riley – Innocence Project representative

Gear

Credits taken from Projection, Lights & Staging News, with product quantities being represented between parenthesis whenever possible.

• HES Whole Hog 4 Consoles (2)
• Martin MAC Vipers (16)
• Martin MAC Viper AirFX (18)
• Martin MAC Axioms (12)
• Vari*Lite VL3500 FX (18)
• Martin MAC Auras (45)
• Martin MAC Quantum Washes (14)
• Clay Paky Sharpys (74)
• Ayrton MagicDot-Rs (52)
• Color Kinetics iW Blasts (18)
• LadLED RGBW Washes (62)
• LadLED DWE Washes (16)
• 4-lite Linear Mole Feys (64)
• 8-lite Mole Feys (8)
• Solaris Flares (29)
• Prolights Lumipix Battens (12)
• Novalite Super Novas (6)
• Prolights StudioCOB UV (49)
• 4K Robert Juliat Spots (6)
• 1.8K Truss Spots (8)
• DF-50 Hazers (4)
• Kinesys Motors (6)
• Custom Torm Racks (62)
• 85' HUD Truss
• 165' Tomcat 20" Box Truss

See also

• List of Coldplay live performances
• List of highest-grossing live music artists
• List of highest-grossing concert tours
• List of most-attended concert tours

External links

• Coldplay Official Website