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2016-2017 concert tour by Coldplay

A Head Full of Dreams Bout
Bout by Coldplay
Official Poster of A Head Full Of Dreams Tour.jpg

Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album A Head Total of Dreams
Kaleidoscope
Start date 31 March 2016 (2016-03-31)
End date fifteen Nov 2017 (2017-11-fifteen)
No. of shows 122
Attendance 5.39 million
Box office $523 million
Coldplay concert chronology
  • Ghost Stories Tour
    (2014)
  • A Head Full of Dreams Tour
    (2016–17)
  • Music of the Spheres World Tour
    (2022)

A Head Full of Dreams Bout was the seventh concert bout undertaken past British alternative rock band Coldplay, launched in support of their namesake seventh studio album A Head Full of Dreams. Mark the ring's return to big-scale venues, later the brief and intimate Ghost Stories Tour, the tour visited stadiums and arenas beyond five continents. The A Caput Total of Dreams Tour boasted all-encompassing laser calorie-free and pyrotechnic visuals similar to the Mylo Xyloto Tour, and too saw a reappearance of the Xylobands equally a central part of the bear witness'due south visual design.

The tour consisted of eight legs, with a total of 122 shows beyond: Latin America, where they performed for the commencement fourth dimension since the Viva la Vida Tour, Europe, North America, where they embarked on their very outset stadium bout of the United States, Oceania, and Asia. The kickoff show of the tour was held at the Estadio Ciudad de La Plata in La Plata, Argentina, on 31 March 2016 and concluded at the same venue on 15 Nov 2017. Grossing $523,033,675, the tour is currently the sixth highest-grossing concert tour in history.[1] A live album, Live in Buenos Aires, covering the bout, which was recorded during the final show in La Plata,[ii] as well as a concert film, Live in São Paulo, filmed around the world was released in November 2018.[3]

Promotion [edit]

In November 2015, Coldplay announced the Latin American and European legs of the "A Caput Total of Dreams Bout" through their official website, with 28 stadium shows confirmed beyond 14 countries in Europe and Latin America the next year.[4] On 7 December 2015, a quaternary and final date at Wembley Stadium, on Wed, fifteen June 2016 was announced by the ring.[five] The post-obit twenty-four hours, while existence interviewed on The Belatedly Late Evidence with James Corden, the band announced that the tour would as well visit Asia and Due north America.[vi]

On 7 Apr 2016, Coldplay announced 12 new arena dates in the United States.[7] On 29 May 2016, the band played a homecoming gig in Exeter in England as part of BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend.[8] [9] They were also announced as the first headliners at Glastonbury 2016, performing on Sunday 26 June, being the 4th time they've headlined the festival and setting a record for the most headlining performances.[ten] It was besides appear that this would be their only festival functioning in 2016. Yet, two more festivals are now on their tour agenda. While naught has been announced nor confirmed as of however, Coldplay has expressed an interest to visit less-visited countries during concert tours, such as Republic of india, People's republic of bangladesh, Nepal and a large amount of Asia, also as Africa. No dates have been set currently.[11] Further tour dates will be announced after the release of dates of Leg 2 in Europe. On 6 October 2016, it has been confirmed on Twitter that they volition visit the United States once more and Canada in the Summer of 2017. On xv November 2016, the band posted a teaser on Facebook announcing an Asian leg in 2017 that would visit Singapore, Philippines, Taiwan, South korea, and Japan.[12] A week later, Thailand was included in the leg.[13] On sixteen March 2017, Coldplay announced actress Northward American dates in Toronto, Edmonton, and Pasadena.[14]

On 25 Baronial 2017, the Houston concert scheduled that night at NRG Stadium was originally postponed due to Hurricane Harvey. However, on 29 September, Coldplay decided to abolish the concert due to scheduling conflicts with the venue. As compensation, the band announced that ticket holders received priority access for the side by side fourth dimension they play in Houston.[xv]

Opening acts [edit]

Lianne La Havas (left) followed Coldplay for the Latin American and European legs of the bout equally its main supporting act, while Alessia Cara (right) served as master support during the Due north American leg.

For each of the primary tour dates, two supporting acts, the beginning billed as the "opener", and the second every bit the "main back up", performed earlier the concert.

British folk and soul singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas served as the tour's chief supporting human activity for all the shows during the Latin America leg, the Oceania leg and a bulk of the European leg of the tour. Her appearances on the bout follow her own 10-month tour in support of her July 2015-released album Blood, which had ended two weeks earlier the start of the A Head Total of Dreams Bout.[16] It marked the first stadium shows of Havas' career, and her outset performances in Latin America.[17] [18] The opening acts during the Latin America leg featured local talent, including Argentinian vocalist and plastic artist Hana Ciliberti, and Mexican popular rock artist Ximena Sariñana, who performed at the shows in Mexico City.[19]

Canadian R&B and pop creative person Alessia Cara performed as a supporting act on the A Caput Total of Dreams Tour, serving as the opener on a bulk of the shows during the European leg and as the main support during the Northward American leg.[xx] Cara, who turned 21 years sometime during the tour, had launched into mainstream success in 2015 with "Here",[21] [22] and had been performing her first concert tour in the months trailing the A Head Full of Dreams Tour, in back up for her debut studio album Know-It-All.[23] Cara, however, skipped three dates on the tour. Swiss artist Lea Lu occupied the opening slot during the show of 11 June in Zurich, Switzerland,[24] while British stone ring Reef [ needs update ] performed during the tour'south terminal two London shows.[25] In lieu of La Havas' absence during the show of xi June in Zurich and the evidence of 3 July in Stockholm, Sweden, British recording artists Foxes and Birdy served every bit principal support respectively.[26]

Tove Lo (left) was the chief supporting act for Coldplay'due south 2017 European and North American legs, while Dua Lipa (right) supported the ring during their 2017 Latin American leg.

Australian musician Jess Kent performed every bit the main back up for the Oceanian leg and did so over again for the Asian leg, starting with the bear witness of 31 March 2017 in Singapore.[27] Japanese rock band Radwimps opened the evidence of 19 Apr in Tokyo.[28]

For the 2017 European leg, English duo AlunaGeorge performed as the main back up during the Munich, Lyon, Hanover, Brussels, and Dublin shows, while Swedish singer Tove Lo, whom Coldplay has collaborated with for a vocal called "Fun", served the residue of the leg as the principal support with the exception of the Gothenburg and Cardiff shows, where Danish ring Mew and English band Embrace served, respectively. The opener for the leg was Lyves, with the exception of the German language shows, where native singer Femme Schmidt performed. For the 2017 North American leg, AlunaGeorge performed as the chief support for the August dates with Ethiopian-English vocalizer Izzy Bizu opening, while Tove Lo served equally the primary back up for the September and October dates with Alina Baraz opening.[29]

English vocalizer Dua Lipa, whom frontman Chris Martin has collaborated with for a song chosen "Homesick" from her self-titled debut album, performed as the main back up for the tour's final leg in Brazil and Argentina in Nov 2017. English musician Jon Hopkins, a frequent collaborator of the band since Viva la Vida or Decease and All His Friends, also performed equally the leg'southward opener.[30]

Concert synopsis [edit]

A view of the stage at Wembley Stadium, London, during one of the four sold-out concerts.

I think we're only about at the point in our career where we can get through a concert without playing anything shit. But at present. If we put all our astonishing songs together that covers about twenty minutes. And so fill the residuum with just pretty skilful ones.

Like to the Mylo Xyloto Tour, each show in the A Caput Total of Dreams Tour was split into five parts; an introductory attack the main "A-stage", a performance on the "B-stage", a second set on the A-stage, a set on the outward "C-stage", and finally an encore on the A-stage. Songs played on the A-stage were accompanied past the show'southward full laser light and pyrotechnic visuals, while performances on the B-stage were not accompanied by these, and songs played on the C-stage were strictly acoustic performances.

Shows typically featured between 22 and 25 songs on the set list, many of which were played differently from the recorded versions of the songs, usually combined with intros and outros from other tracks. For instance, "Paradise", which closed the opening set of the bear witness, was played with a remix of the song by Tiësto every bit an outro, while "Fix You" was played with the instrumental background from "Midnight". A majority of the songs played during the tour came from the namesake album A Caput Full of Dreams, and from the ring's previous studio anthology, Ghost Stories, though songs from the band'southward before discography, such as Mylo Xyloto and A Blitz of Blood to the Caput were routinely played and shuffled across the set list betwixt shows. Frontman Chris Martin expressed satisfaction with the set listing, stating that the band were "enjoying playing really old songs", and that the tour "finally accept a setlist where nosotros feel good about it from start to finish."[32]

Autonomously from the band'south own songs, covers of songs by other artists were as well performed, with "Heroes" by David Bowie being a staple on the setlist in 2016, during the center of the second A-stage set. The cover was a tribute to the belatedly Bowie, whose death in Jan 2016 had been massively publicized by both the media and music fans alike. Co-ordinate to Martin, he and Bowie had been good friends, claiming that Bowie even had assigned the nickname of "Mucilaginous Martinez" to him.[33] The relationship betwixt the band and Bowie musically, however, was not as profound; Bowie had earlier rejected a collaboration for Lhuna, a charity single released by the band in 2008 featuring Australian vocalizer-songwriter Kylie Minogue, after deeming the vocal was but "not i of [their] all-time".[34] Prior to the start of the tour, Martin besides took to covering Bowie's songs, such as "Life on Mars?" on The Howard Stern Evidence and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon in the weeks following Bowie'south death.[35] [36] The band also occasionally plays "'Til Kingdom Come up"/"Band of Fire", a combination betwixt the 10&Y song and the classic Johnny Cash song, which the band had initially conceived for the Twisted Logic Bout and likewise appeared in the setlist during the Viva la Vida Tour and Mylo Xyloto Tour. Occasionally, impromptu moments, commonly during "A Heaven Full of Stars", also pb to an additional song being performed, as was the instance during the band'due south performance on 5 April at the Estadio Nacional de Lima in Republic of peru, where Chris Martin sang "Happy Birthday to You" for his son Moses.[37] Following the death of musician Prince in April 2016, the band covered several of his songs as tributes: "Raspberry Beret",[38] "Sometimes It Snows in April" with Lianne La Havas,[39] and "Zip Compares 2 U" with James Corden.[40] Following the death of musician Tom Petty in Oct 2017, the ring covered his song "Free Fallin' every bit tribute, with Peter Buck at Portland and Corden at Pasadena; they also dedicated to him their song "Everglow".

Another staple of the setlist was a segment of the prove known as the "Fan Dedication Song", where a vocal was requested by fans attending item concerts on the tour, through social media service Instagram, for the band to play during their C-phase gear up.[41] The segment was described by Martin every bit being like to a photograph booth, stating, "we'd ask people to give usa a reason why they want the states to play that song so there is a purpose backside why we play information technology."[32] [42]

Set list [edit]

This set list is from the concert on x April 2016 in Rio de Janeiro. It does not stand for all shows throughout the bout.[43]

Reception [edit]

Tickets for the first 2 legs were put on auction on Fri 27 November 2015 (which was also Black Friday). Their two Wembley Stadium dates quickly sold out, prompting a third, and afterwards a fourth, to be added.[49] In improver to London dates being popular, shows were added in United mexican states City, La Plata, Barcelona, Manchester, Zürich, Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, Singapore, Taipei, Seoul, and São Paulo.

Tour dates [edit]

The tour grossed $137.2 million in the get-go half of 2016 from 29 shows. [75]
The tour grossed $308 million in 2017 from 68 shows. [76]

Cancelled shows [edit]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ The 29 May 2016 bear witness at Powderham Castle in Exeter was part of BBC Radio one's Large Weekend 2016.[52]
  2. ^ The 26 June 2016 show at Worthy Farm in Pilton was part of Glastonbury Festival 2016.
  3. ^ a b The 23 July 2016 testify at Soldier Field in Chicago was cut brusque due to inclement weather. Additionally, opening acts Alessia Cara and Foxes cancelled their performances due to the weather conditions.[54]
  4. ^ The 20 August 2016 testify at the Rose Basin in Pasadena was live streamed on YouTube past Globe Telecom in the Philippines.[55]
  5. ^ The four September 2016 testify was office of the Budweiser Made in America Festival.[56]
  6. ^ The 19 November 2016 prove was part of the Global Citizen Festival.
  7. ^ During the performance of "Yellow", Coldplay observed a x-second silence to commemorate the victims of the MV Sewol ferry disaster. The 16 Apr 2017 show at the Olympic Stadium in Seoul coincided with the disaster'southward 3rd anniversary.[62]
  8. ^ The xix April 2017 show at the Tokyo Dome was recorded for an upcoming live album.[63]
  9. ^ The vi July 2017 testify at the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg was part of the Global Citizen Festival.[66]
  10. ^ The 17 August 2017 show at Soldier Field in Chicago was live streamed on the Samsung Gear VR.[68]
  11. ^ The 2 September 2017 show at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas was role of the iHeartRadio Music Festival.[69]
  12. ^ a b The proceeds from these shows went towards the relief efforts for the Cardinal Mexico earthquake.[70]
  13. ^ Part of viii October 2017 bear witness at the SDCCU Stadium in San Diego will exist broadcast live at a benefit concert in Mexico City for the relief efforts for the Central Mexico earthquake.[71]
  14. ^ a b The shows on 7 and 8 Nov 2017 at Allianz Parque in São Paulo were filmed for an upcoming concert picture documenting the tour.[three]
  15. ^ The 7 November 2017 show at Allianz Parque in São Paulo was delayed by an hr and 20 minutes due to the delayed inflow of pyrotechnic equipment.[73]

Meet also [edit]

  • Listing of highest-grossing concert tours

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External links [edit]

  • Coldplay official website

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Head_Full_of_Dreams_Tour

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