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Coldplay To Retire As Band After 12th Album, Reveals Chris Martin
Chris Martin, frontman of British band Coldplay, has revealed that the group could be retiring from recording new music after their 12th album.
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"Left In The Cold" - Amul Shares Topical For Coldplay Concert Controversy
Amul published a creative topical to add to the buzz around Coldplay's upcoming India concerts, whose tickets sold out very quickly.
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Thanks Chris Martin, Says A R Rahman After They Sang Maa Tujhe Salaam
Coldplay's gig at the Global Citizen Concert on Saturday was extra special for Indian fans because the band's frontman Chris Martin sang Maa Tujhe Salaam with Oscar-winning composer A R Rahman
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Chris Martin Sings 'Vande Mataram' With AR Rahman
Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin ended the Global Citizen Festival India concert on a high note by singing "Vande Mataram" with the music maestro AR Rahman on Saturday evening.
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Sachin Tendulkar Exchanges Bat For Guitar, Coldplay's Chris Martin The Tutor
Sachin Tendulkar and Coldplay's lead singer Chris Martin visited Shri Gadge Maharaja Vidyalay in Mumbai and met its students
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Chris Martin's Playing Cricket With Sachin Tendulkar, Clicking Selfies Before Global Citizen Festival
Chris Martin, Coldplay and Global Citizen Festival - three words that have taken India by storm. Chris Martin was spotted playing cricket with Sachin Tendulkar hours before the Global Citizen Festival
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Shah Rukh Khan, Rahman. A Sky Full Of Stars At Coldplay's Welcome Party
Decks have officially been cleared for Coldplay and Mumbai, Bollywood celebs like Shah Rukh Khan, AR Rahman, Shraddha Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor gave a grand welcome party Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin
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Chris Martin Lands For Global Citizen Festival. We Can't Keep Calm
"Chris Martin has come in to Mumbai today. The rest (of the band members) will follow," Sabbas Joseph, director, Wizcraft International Entertainment which is producing Global Citizen Festival India, told IANS.
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Dear Chris Martin, It's Katrina Kaif, Not Kapoor. Please Remember
The concert in Mumbai will be headlined by Coldplay. After taking names of Aamir Khan and Amitabh Bachchan, he mentioned Katrina and moved on to Farhan Akhtar's only after adding a Khan to Katrina's name
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Coldplay Concert Updates: Celeb Line-Up Includes Kareena, Aamir
The six-hour event will also have performances by Ranveer Singh, Farhan Akhtar and A R Rahman along with international rapper Jay-Z. Ranveer will perform to a medley of his popular tracks
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It's Official: Coldplay To Grace Mumbai
"Yes Coldplay is set to perform in Mumbai on November 19 at the MMRDA and the show is being put together by the Global Citizen Festival run by Chris Martin," says a source. The event is a charitable one and the intention behind the concert is to support a noble cause, of removing extreme poverty
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IPL, Highlights - Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore: Rohit Sharma Fifty, Kieron Pollard Cameo Help MI Beat RCB By Six Wickets
Royal Challengers Bangalore put on a competitive score following some handy innings from skipper Virat Kohli, Sarfaraz Khan and Travis Head. However, Rohit Sharma and Kieron Pollard made light work of RCB's bowling and steered Mumbai Indians to their second win of the season. Catch all the highlights of Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore...
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Coldplay Was the Reason Some Epic Trolling Happened on Twitter
Should you not have spent your afternoon on Twitter, you might currently be laboring under the impression that the Chris Martin-fronted Coldplay - only one of the biggest rock bands in the world - is playing at musician Vishal Dadlani's Mumbai home tonight. Allow us to disabuse you of the notion - they are not, whatever these tweets might claim
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Coldplay Shoots a Video and Plays Holi With Kids in Worli
Another source reveals all four members of the band - Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion - shot a Holi sequence in Worli Gaon on Wednesday, adding: "Their trip is being kept as discreet as possible because they want to steer clear of the paparazzi."
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Coldplay To Retire As Band After 12th Album, Reveals Chris Martin
Chris Martin, frontman of British band Coldplay, has revealed that the group could be retiring from recording new music after their 12th album.
-
"Left In The Cold" - Amul Shares Topical For Coldplay Concert Controversy
Amul published a creative topical to add to the buzz around Coldplay's upcoming India concerts, whose tickets sold out very quickly.
-
Thanks Chris Martin, Says A R Rahman After They Sang Maa Tujhe Salaam
Coldplay's gig at the Global Citizen Concert on Saturday was extra special for Indian fans because the band's frontman Chris Martin sang Maa Tujhe Salaam with Oscar-winning composer A R Rahman
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Chris Martin Sings 'Vande Mataram' With AR Rahman
Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin ended the Global Citizen Festival India concert on a high note by singing "Vande Mataram" with the music maestro AR Rahman on Saturday evening.
-
Sachin Tendulkar Exchanges Bat For Guitar, Coldplay's Chris Martin The Tutor
Sachin Tendulkar and Coldplay's lead singer Chris Martin visited Shri Gadge Maharaja Vidyalay in Mumbai and met its students
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Chris Martin's Playing Cricket With Sachin Tendulkar, Clicking Selfies Before Global Citizen Festival
Chris Martin, Coldplay and Global Citizen Festival - three words that have taken India by storm. Chris Martin was spotted playing cricket with Sachin Tendulkar hours before the Global Citizen Festival
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Shah Rukh Khan, Rahman. A Sky Full Of Stars At Coldplay's Welcome Party
Decks have officially been cleared for Coldplay and Mumbai, Bollywood celebs like Shah Rukh Khan, AR Rahman, Shraddha Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor gave a grand welcome party Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin
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Chris Martin Lands For Global Citizen Festival. We Can't Keep Calm
"Chris Martin has come in to Mumbai today. The rest (of the band members) will follow," Sabbas Joseph, director, Wizcraft International Entertainment which is producing Global Citizen Festival India, told IANS.
-
Dear Chris Martin, It's Katrina Kaif, Not Kapoor. Please Remember
The concert in Mumbai will be headlined by Coldplay. After taking names of Aamir Khan and Amitabh Bachchan, he mentioned Katrina and moved on to Farhan Akhtar's only after adding a Khan to Katrina's name
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Coldplay Concert Updates: Celeb Line-Up Includes Kareena, Aamir
The six-hour event will also have performances by Ranveer Singh, Farhan Akhtar and A R Rahman along with international rapper Jay-Z. Ranveer will perform to a medley of his popular tracks
-
It's Official: Coldplay To Grace Mumbai
"Yes Coldplay is set to perform in Mumbai on November 19 at the MMRDA and the show is being put together by the Global Citizen Festival run by Chris Martin," says a source. The event is a charitable one and the intention behind the concert is to support a noble cause, of removing extreme poverty
-
IPL, Highlights - Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore: Rohit Sharma Fifty, Kieron Pollard Cameo Help MI Beat RCB By Six Wickets
Royal Challengers Bangalore put on a competitive score following some handy innings from skipper Virat Kohli, Sarfaraz Khan and Travis Head. However, Rohit Sharma and Kieron Pollard made light work of RCB's bowling and steered Mumbai Indians to their second win of the season. Catch all the highlights of Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore...
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Coldplay Was the Reason Some Epic Trolling Happened on Twitter
Should you not have spent your afternoon on Twitter, you might currently be laboring under the impression that the Chris Martin-fronted Coldplay - only one of the biggest rock bands in the world - is playing at musician Vishal Dadlani's Mumbai home tonight. Allow us to disabuse you of the notion - they are not, whatever these tweets might claim
-
Coldplay Shoots a Video and Plays Holi With Kids in Worli
Another source reveals all four members of the band - Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion - shot a Holi sequence in Worli Gaon on Wednesday, adding: "Their trip is being kept as discreet as possible because they want to steer clear of the paparazzi."
