The band performed the previously-released 'Adventure of a Lifetime' as well as brand new cuts 'Amazing Day', 'A Head Full of Dreams' and 'Up and Up' from their upcoming album.
- November 23, 2015
AceShowbiz -
Following a push-back due to Paris attacks last week, Coldplay's Tidal concert finally happened on Saturday night, November 21. During the event which was livestreamed on the service, the group offered more previews of their upcoming "A Head Full of Dreams" album in addition to performing their biggest hits.
Taking the stage at the Belasco Theater in downtown Los Angeles, they treated the intimate crowd of around 2,000 people to a total of four songs from the album, including its previously-released lead single "Adventure of a Lifetime", "Amazing Day" and the title tracks "A Head Full of Dreams".
They closed out their set with the other brand new cut "Up&Up", which frontman Chris Martin described as "the song we've been waiting to write for 15 years."
During the concert, the band also performed a bunch of their older hits like "Yellow", "A Sky Full of Stars", "Paradise", "Fix You" and "Viva La Vida". During the latter song, Martin kind of paid tribute to Paris as he sang while holding up a fan-made sign featuring the French flag in the shape of a heart.
"A Head Full of Dreams" is coming out on December 4 via Parlophone/Atlantic. Martin and Co. are taking the album on the road next year.
