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Coldplay announce extra Cardiff date for 2023 tour - here’s how to get tickets

The band will play Manchester and Cardiff shows next summer

Isobel Lewis,Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Thursday 25 August 2022 12:28 BST
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After announing dates for their 2023 UK and European live tour shows, Coldplay have today added an extra Cardiff show to their line up, scheduled for 7 June 2023 at Principality Stadium, due to overwhelmingly high demand for tickets.

The band will continue their Music of the Spheres world tour next summer, following a string of 2022 shows.

In June 2023, Coldplay will play stadium shows at the Etihad in Manchester and the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

The tour will also see the band travel to Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands.

Last week, Coldplay played six sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium. During Saturday (20 August) night’s show, they were joined on stage by Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge for a rendition of Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill”.

The band will play two shows at Hampden Park Stadium in Glasgow this week.

How to get Coldplay tickets for 2023

Tickets will go on sale for the UK and European Music of the Spheres dates on Thursday 25 August at 10am local time and will be available on Ticketmaster.

Where will Coldplay play next year?

The newly announced tour dates are:

17 May: Coimbra, Portugal, Estádio Cidade de Coimbra

24 May: Barcelona, Spain, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

25 May: Barcelona, Spain, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

31 May: Manchester, UK, Etihad Stadium

1 June: Manchester, UK, Etihad Stadium

6 June: Cardiff, UK, Principality Stadium

7 June: Cardiff, UK, Principality Stadium

Chris Martin on stage earlier this year (Getty Images)

21 June: Naples, Italy, Stadio Diego Armando Maradona

26 June: Milan, Italy, Stadio San Siro

1 July: Zurich, Switzerland, Stadion Letzigrund

5 July: Copenhagen, Denmark, Parken

6 July: Copenhagen, Denmark, Parken

8 July: Gothenburg, Sweden, Ullevi

9 July: Gothenburg, Sweden, Ullevi

15 July: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Johan Cruijff ArenA

16 July: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Johan Cruijff ArenA

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