Fans still have a chance to catch Coldplay live this weekend as their Music of the Spheres World Tour stops at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. According to NBC Miami, the band is set to perform this Saturday and Sunday. Tickets remain available on Ticketmaster, with prices currently starting at around $600.
For fans planning their journey to the concert, there's a Park & Ride option at Lot 70 across from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and a free shuttle service, as parking gates open at 3 p.m., "Rideshare drop-off and pickup is located in Lot 30 on Northwest 37th Avenue," a walk estimated to take 25 minutes to the stadium avoid higher-than-normal traffic, and the City of Miami Gardens has indicated multiple road closures at 11:15 p.m. both nights due to the concert's influx of visitors, according to NBC Miami.
Amidst the buzz of their tour, Coldplay has seen its share of drama after Astronomer CEO Andy Byron made waves with an on-screen kiss-cam moment which later resulted in his resignation, while frontman Chris Martin has since handled the first kiss-cam occurrence without incident post-scandal, the band is set to finalize their U.S. and Canada leg of the tour, ticket prices for Miami performances listed on Vivid Seats start at $543 including fees with floor tickets beginning at $1,120 also inclusive of fees as confirmed by the New York Post.
The setlist for the tour comprises a mix of their classic hits and tracks from their latest album, “Moon Music,” with four acts featuring fireworks, pyro, colored smoke, and confetti, fans can expect a visually vibrant experience, prices are subject to fluctuation and Vivid Seats offers a 100% buyer guarantee ensuring ticket authenticity and timely delivery, for more information on Coldplay's tour schedule and to look into tickets, navigate to the comprehensive calendar via the link provided by the New York Post.
Huge stars on tour in 2025 aren't just about Coldplay, as the New York Post outlines, fans of live music have a lot to look forward to with prominent acts like Paul McCartney, Oasis, Yusuf/Cat Stevens, Benson Boone, and Mumford and Sons performing, setting expectations for a bustling season of concerts across various venues, offering opportunities to experience an array of musical talent live on stage.
.jpg){kind=link}