British rock band Coldplay is gearing up to bring their expansive "Music Of The Spheres World Tour" to El Paso's Sun Bowl Stadium in 2025. The tour stop in West Texas is not just another gig, it's currently the only opportunity fans in the Lone Star state will have to catch the group live. This one-night spectacle is set to capture the hearts of many when Chris Martin and company hit the stage sometime in June.
For those determined to quickly secure their spot, the Artist Presale is set to begin on Friday, October 11 at 9 a.m., as announced by Live Nation. Coldplay aficionados have a limited time to sign up for the presale, with the deadline being the preceding day, October 10, at 10 a.m. ET. Following closely on its heels, the general sale will officially kick off at noon the same day, with tickets up for grabs at ticketmaster.com, as reported by KFOX-TV.
The "Yellow" hitmakers are not just touring for the love of performance; they're also putting the fans first. A specific allotment of Infinity Tickets, priced at a uniform $20, will be made available to make the event as accessible as possible. "Coldplay has also confirmed they will make a limited number of Infinity Tickets available for the shows at noon local time on Friday, November 22," as obtained by KVIA. These tickets come with a set of conditions, they must be bought in pairs and are limited to two per purchaser. Fans will have to wait until the day of the show to discover their seat locations, which could range anywhere from floor to upper-level views.
Coldplay's upcoming visit to the Sun Bowl will undoubtedly feature a medley of their most enduring hits, ensuring there is something for everyone. Fans can expect to wrap themselves in nostalgia with classics like "Fix You" and "Viva La Vida," while also dipping into the band's recent material from their latest album "Moon Music." The tour announcement, which was made Tuesday morning by UTEP and Live Nation, as detailed by KTSM, undoubtedly sent waves of excitement across citywide fanbases ready to experience the group's anthemic melodies and visually arresting performances.
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