The event organizer Live Nation on Monday announced one more day show on January 30, 2024. Today, a sixth show is added for January 31, 2024. (Tempo)
“Tickets are selling fast! Due to the overwhelming demand for Coldplay Music Of The Spheres World Tour in Singapore, the SIXTH and FINAL DATE has been added at Singapore National Stadium on Jan. 31,” Live Nation announced via its Instagram this morning, June 20.
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Coldplay concert in Singapore breaks a record
As quoted from Live Nation's Twitter post, tickets for the sixth show sold out within two hours. This marks Coldplay as the first act ever to play six nights at Singapore’s National Stadium.
Coldplay in addition to reducing their carbon footprint by nearly 50% since their last tour, the band has planted 5 million trees as they’ve traveled the world playing music.
“When we first announced the Music Of The Spheres Tour, we hoped to make it as environmentally beneficial as possible and reduce our direct carbon emissions (from show production, freight, band and crew travel) by 50%,” read the statement, which said the data has been independently assessed and validated by professor John E. Fernandez of the MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative (ESI).
The band have pledged to plant one tree for every ticket sold to the tour, as well as cut their carbon emissions in half compared to their 2016-2017 “Head Full of Dreams Tour.” In a statement, they said the “Music of the Spheres World Tour” has produced 47% less emissions from show production, freight, and band and crew travel. The data was independently assessed by MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative professor John E. Fernandez.
Looking ahead, Coldplay revealed the ways in which they hope to keep improving their sustainability practices. “Now that we’re into the second year of the tour, we’ve started to run the entire show (audio, lights, lasers etc) from an electric battery system that allows us to use 100% renewable energy as efficiently as possible,” they said. “We have been using electric vehicles and alternative fuels wherever we can, as well as reducing waste and plastic usage to a minimum.”
