Coldplay’s Chris Martin Shouts Out Olivia Rodrigo, Hails Hitmaker Max Martin

James Newman has revealed that he received a call from Coldplay‘s Chris Martin following his nil point loss at Eurovision.Newman represented the UK with his track ‘Embers’ at Saturday night’s (May 22) Eurovision Song Contest, which ultimately saw Italian band Måneskin take this year’s crown.The singer failed to score a single point from the jury and public votes, explaining later that he wanted to “focus on the positives”.In a new interview with the BBC, Newman reflected further on his

Coldplay performed their first-ever live TikTok set last night (May 24) to benefit Red Nose Day USA – you can watch footage of their performance below.The band livestreamed their performance from the Alexandra Palace Theatre in London to support the US charity, which is holding its latest fundraising event on Thursday (May 27).While broadcasting live on their TikTok channel, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin told those watching live on the video-sharing platform about how the band “care deeply”

Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland say their music reflects their lives as they chat with ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey about their brand new song, “Higher Power”.

Chris Martin has claimed that he wants to use “emojis” as song titles for the next Coldplay album.The frontman told Radio X that “service providers” aren’t so sure on the idea, but he’s hoping to use the animated images to represent a number of the band’s new tracks.He told Chris Moyles: “We’re trying to have the first album with some tracks that have titles of just emojis.“But it’s proving tricky because of all the service providers, some say, ‘You can’t do that’.

It’s absolutely crazy to think that 17 years ago, Gwyneth Paltrow welcomed her daughter, Apple Martin, into the world. And it appears like the 48-year-old actress can’t believe it either!

Grace Kinstler received nothing but praise from the “American Idol” judges after she delivered two stunning performances on Sunday.

It takes courage to change a song in front of the artist, but that’s exactly what Arthur Gunn did during Sunday’s “American Idol”.

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin recently opened up about an incident from his early days when he worked at a supermarket. While making an appearance on BBC 2, the singer recalled being accused of stealing on his very first day as a cashier.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its guidelines late last month to say that fully vaccinated people can now remove their masks outdoors in most circumstances, though its recommended they keep on on at large gatherings like a concert or a protest. Unvaccinated people can also go outdoors without masks on, though it's recommended they put them on when nearby other unvaccinated people.

Coldplay lead singer and pop icon Chris Martin recently opened up about fame. In a chat with BBC Radio 2, the 44-year-old singer spoke about the band’s new single “Higher Power”, and revealed how the pandemic changed his perspective on his own stardom.

Coldplay‘s Chris Martin has said that isolation during the coronavirus pandemic has forced him to confront his ego.“Last year was a quite an eye opener,” the singer said during an interview on BBC Radio 2. “I was like, ‘Who am I without Wembley Stadium saying, ‘you’re awesome’?”He added: “I’m trying in my life right now to not attach too much to being a pop star.

Chris Martin is rethinking his relationship to fame.

Being a massive pop star is complicated for Chris Martin.

Coldplay have hinted in a new interview that they are readying their next studio album, saying that “there won’t not be” a new LP on the way from the band.Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland were speaking to Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp this morning (May 7) following the release of their new single ‘Higher Power’.Martin and Buckland were asked in the interview about whether the four-piece were currently preparing the release of the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Everyday Life’, Coldplay’s

Coldplay have been announced to perform at the 2021 BRIT Awards.