Fans who couldn’t make it to Coldplay’s Perth gigs in Western Australia due to flight cancellations will receive free seats at the band’s upcoming Aussie tour.
In a post shared to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday, the band wrote: ‘We were really sorry to hear about the fans who didn’t make it to this weekend’s Perth shows because of two cancelled flights from Adelaide and Brisbane.
‘If you were booked to travel on VA721 on Wednesday evening or VA474 on Thursday evening and had a ticket / tickets for the Perth show, the band would like to offer you a free ticket / tickets for the 2024 Australian dates.
‘Anyone affected should email info@livenation.com.au before 5pm AEDT on 28th November for info on how to claim their ticket(s)’.
Coldplay will be back in Australia next year for their Music of the Spheres world tour.
Fans who couldn’t make it to Coldplay’s Perth gigs in Western Australia due to flight cancellations will receive free seats at the band’s upcoming Aussie tour. Chris Martin is pictured performing in Perth
They will play Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on October 30 and 31, and Sydney’s Accor Stadium on November 6 and 7, before heading to Auckland.
Coldplay performed two very special shows in Perth at Optus Stadium on the 18th and 19th of November.
Both concerts were sold out – with 120,000 tickets sold and the band looking at a return of around £12million (AUD $22million).
Coldplay fans had been promised a ‘spectacular show’ which will be ‘bursting with lasers, fireworks and LED wristbands’.
In a post shared to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday, the band wrote: ‘If you were booked to travel on VA721 on Wednesday evening or VA474 on Thursday evening and had a ticket / tickets for the Perth show, the band would like to offer you a free ticket / tickets’
The beloved group last performed in Australia in 2016, and these concerts were their first in the WA capital since February 2009.
It comes after it was revealed just how much food and drink was required to satiate the 120,000 punters attending over the band’s two Perth concerts.
Among the food trucked for sale is an incredible nine tonnes of hot chips (or French fries as they are known stateside) as well as special Coldplay themed burgers.
A Channel Nine news report revealed on Saturday that 500 kegs of beer and 35,000 cans of larger were brought in, as well as 50,000 cans of ginger beer.
Over 8000 burgers were expected to be sold, including the aptly named Fish You and Viva La Vegan offerings.
Coldplay will be back in Australia next year for their Music of the Spheres world tour
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