Watch Coldplay deliver soaring Prince cover with nine-piece choir on NPR’s Tiny Desk

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Around the time President Donald Trump was announcing new guidelines discouraging gatherings of 10 or more people on Monday, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin was on Instagram, hosting an intimate, impromptu home concert.

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John Legend is taking a cue from Coldplay and will be performing a concert at home for all his fans.

Harry Styles took on a format we all may be getting more and more accustomed to when he and his band recently performed an installment of NPR’s long-running “Tiny Desk Concert” series. The series features musicians playing more or less acoustically in National Public Radio’s Washington, DC offices, and always offers an entertaining different side to the artist and the music.

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The Noah Benardout Foundation announced on Thursday (March 12) that its first annual LOVR Benefit has been postponed due to fears over the global coronavirus pandemic.Coldplay, whose frontman Chris Martin was slated to headline the event, took to Twitter to confirm the news, writing, "The LOVR Benefit (previously scheduled for March 21 at the Hollywood Palladium) which Chris was due to perform at, has been postponed until after the summer.

Coldplay might be more used to playing stadiums than office buildings but the band are the latest act to record a concert for NPR's Tiny Desk series. Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland of the band were joined by a host of backing singers (who Martin joked have "Photoshopped our songs to be much better than they actually are") for the live session, which you can view above.

Coldplay were the latest guests on NPR’s “Tiny Desk Concert” series. They marked the occasion with a cover of the Prince classic “1999,” as well as playing “Viva La Vida”—from the 2008 album of the same name—and “Cry Cry Cry,” “Broken,” and “Champion of the World” from last year’s Everyday Life. They were backed throughout by the For Love Choir.