THEY’RE innovators when it comes to revolutionising how their tours can help save the planet.
But now Coldplay have come up with a novel new way of showing off their new singles.
The band, fronted by Chris Martin, gave a pair of superfans, Paul and Celine, from West Virginia a first dance to remember after sending them their unreleased song All My Love, which comes from their upcoming album Moon Music, out October 4.
The pair reached out to Coldplay’s manager Phil Harvey after Chris played a sneak preview of the song at the band’s final show in Dublin earlier this month.
On the song, which reminds Bizarre of classic Coldplay ballads Yellow and Fix You, Chris sings: “We’ve been through low.
“Been through sunshine, been through snow.
“All the colours of the weather .
“We’ve been through high, every corner of the sky.
“Still we’re holding on together. But you’ve got all my love.
“Whether it rains or pours, I’m all yours.”
After the wedding Paul said: “We had a world premiere of All My Love.
“We cried a lot, this music is meaningful for us, Céline has been living with illness for so many years, I lost my dad four years ago, we both supported each other in so many situations.
“Thank you Coldplay.
“We are so proud and fulfilled that you have accepted this.”
He added: “I can’t resist, this is what all Coldplay fans want.
“All My Love is the perfect song mixing both Coloratura and Ghost Stories.
“Best vibes. Chris’ voice is perfect, lyrics are perfect, this album will be perfect.”
Explaining how they fell in love with the track after hearing it live on stage, Paul added to PEOPLE: “Seven years ago, we attended our first Coldplay concert together, sparking a journey that took us across Europe to see the band seven times during the Music of the Spheres world tour.
“In Athens, Chris Martin played ‘All My Love,’ a song that became our anthem as we faced numerous challenges, including Céline’s battle with Crohn’s disease and the loss of my father.
“The lyrics echo the hardships we endured but also the power of love between us, making the song deeply meaningful to us.”
