For a few fans, the upcoming Coldplay concert in Mumbai was their second attempt at seeing their favourite band play live. However, glitches on the booking site and a long virtual queue shattered the

Coldplay's first performance in India in nearly ten years caused a frenzy among fans, leading to the crash of the BookMyShow website and app. To meet the overwhelming demand, Coldplay announced an additional concert date in Mumbai on January 21,

Coldplay will perform in Mumbai on January 18 and 19, 2025, as part of their ’Music of the Spheres World Tour’. Tickets go on sale September 22, 2024. Fans are excited for the return since their last performance in 2016,

Fans are hopeful for another chance to secure tickets in November, as BookMyShow Live announced that Coldplay will offer Infinity Tickets.

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Coldplay tickets sold out like hotcakes but a few users are reselling their tickets at exorbitant rates on a scalping website.

Although Coldplay tickets are officially sold out on BookMyShow, re-selling platforms have listed them at huge markups - some going as high as ₹3 lakh.

BookMyShow, which holds the exclusive rights to the sale of Coldplay concert tickets in India, warned fans against buying tickets from unauthorised websites.

Coldplay Mumbai concert gets sold out for all three days in minutes, leading to a surge in demand on the black market.

Coldplay fans in India are outraged over inflated ticket resale prices, with some listings reaching 10 to 20 times the original cost. Social media is abuzz with giveaways and complaints about scalpers exploiting the situation following the frenzied sale.

British rock band Coldplay set the internet abuzz as the band, in collaboration with BookMyShow, opened the booking window for the Mumbai concerts on Sunday. However, the fans were left disappointed as BookMyShow crashed minutes before the booking and further got sold out,