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Coldplay Coming to ‘Viva La Vida’ in Bangkok
British rock band Coldplay surprised their Thais fans by conforming they will stop to perform in Bangkok next year.
Best known for “The Scientist,” “Paradise,” and “Yellow,” the foursome led by the frontman Chris Martin will play in Bangkok on their “A Head Full Of Dreams Tour.” The band released its latest studio album of the same name in 2015.
he band formed 20 years ago and once visited Bangkok in 2003.
A Head Full Of Dreams Tour will take place April 7 at Rajamangala Stadium. Tickets start at 2,500 baht and will be available for sale online Dec. 16.
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