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138 concerts en 2027 : Coldplay va-t-il tout casser avec une suite XXL ?
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Coldplay's record-breaking machine is far from stopping. Just as we thought the Music of the Spheres World Tour was nearing its final curtain, Chris Martin dropped a bombshell right in the middle of a concert: the tour could be massively extended with no less than 138 shows planned for 2027.
Since its launch in 2022, the Music of the Spheres World Tour has smashed every record in the music industry, passing the historic milestone of one billion dollars in revenue. A colossal success that nevertheless seemed to be heading toward its grand finale. That was without counting on statements from the band's charismatic frontman, who took advantage of the end of their concert run to stir up excitement and euphoria within our community.
As reported by several leading specialized and music media outlets, such as LOS40 or Infoconcert, the singer addressed the audience directly during his recent shows to reveal without hesitation that Coldplay's great space adventure is not over yet:

« We still have 138 shows to do on this tour. We’re going to take a break, and we’ll announce the dates planned for 2027 soon. »
A major announcement that brings stars to our eyes and immediately relaunches the international media machine. While the band is about to take a well-deserved break, our calendar for 2027 is already shaping up to be titanic.
On social media and among us, theories are running wild. This new block of 138 dates could coincide with the release of an ultimate studio project wrapping up the conceptual trilogy initiated with Music of the Spheres and followed by Moon Music. Whispers and music press analyses even mention an album that could be titled End of Time, a perfect conclusion to this immense cosmic fresco.
Speculation is also mounting regarding the countries to be visited. Media outlets like LOS40 report persistent rumors pointing to a historic residency of multiple consecutive nights in major European stadiums (even whispering about a crazy run of 11 dates in Madrid). We are keeping our fingers crossed that our cities are part of the itinerary!
For now, no precise dates or official lists have been validated by the band's management. One thing is certain: we will have to prepare ourselves for another rush on ticket sales. The most popular band on the planet is about to strike a major blow, and we will obviously be there.
Stay tuned to our site to closely follow the evolution of this rumor, official announcements, and all the details regarding this potential 2027 tour!
