The British rockers’ Music of the Spheres World Tour will arrive in London and Hull next August.
Last week Coldplay announced a massive 2025 tour of the UK, featuring six shows at London’s Wembley Stadium and another two at Hull’s Craven Park Stadium. Following Chris Martin and co’s dazzling Glastonbury headline set, it’s no wonder that demand for the shows is so exceptionally high.
Coldplay’s London and Hull shows in 2025 won’t just be huge: they’ll also be a bit different from typical stadium gigs. The band says that the shows will be 100 percent powered by renewable energy, and that 10 percent of proceeds will go towards supporting grassroots music venues with the Music Venue Trust.
And now prices have been confirmed for Coldplay’s London and Hull stadium gigs. Here’s everything you need to know, from price brackets and presale to the band’s support for the MVT.
Coldplay Ticket Prices for Wembley Stadium
The exact prices for their shows in Hull are yet to be confirmed, but fans can expect a similar price point for standing and seated tickets. The prices for Wembley Stadium are as follows:
- Seated Tickets: £70-£100
- Standing Tickets: £70-£100
Coldplay Presale Information
Fans who pre-ordered Coldplay’s new album Moon Music (out October 4) will get presale access. However, you need to have bought from the Coldplay website before 11.59pm yesterday (Tuesday September 24) to get access to a presale at 9am on Thursday September 26. If you didn’t already order the record, it’s unfortunately now too late. If you already pre-ordered the album, you’ll have received a presale code with instructions from 5pm on Wednesday September 25. Each access code can buy up to six tickets.
It’s worth noting that the presale today (Thursday September 26) didn’t quite go off without a hitch. Fans reported that Ticketmaster wasn’t showing presale links. The issue appears to have since been resolved.
For ‘Infinity’ tickets, you’ll need to sign up here.
Coldplay’s Hull shows will have an additional period of sale for local residents. Those with HU, YO, DN or LN postcodes will be able to buy on Ticketmaster on Thursday September 26 at 6pm.
Find tickets on Ticketmaster here.
Coldplay Infinity Tickets
On top of this, the band will be offering a limited number of ‘Infinity’ tickets for just £20. However, these must be bought in pairs, and there’s a limit of two per purchaser.
General sale is at 9am on Friday September 27, but ‘Infinity’ tickets will go on sale long after general sale, at 12pm on Friday November 22. Infinity Tickets are a limited number of tickets release for every Coldplay show to give fans the chance to attend the Music Of The Spheres World Tour at a low price. They cost £20 per ticket and must be brought in pairs. Infinity Tickets are randomly allocated anywhere in the venue, “from the back row to the floor to the best seat in the house”.
Supporting Grassroots Music Venues
For all eight shows, 10 percent of proceeds will go to the Music Venue Trust. The MVT is a registered UK charity which supports grassroots venues across the country. The MVT’s Music Venue Properties (MVP) project is an attempt to take venues back into community hands. If you’re interested in finding out more about the organisation’s work, you can read a Time Out feature on MVPs here.
Coldplay Tour Dates: When and Where?
There are eight UK tour dates confirmed by Coldplay so far for 2025. Here are those in full.
- Hull Craven Park Stadium – Monday 18th August
- Hull Craven Park Stadium – Tuesday 19th August
- London Wembley Stadium – Friday 22nd August
- London Wembley Stadium – Saturday 23rd August
- London Wembley Stadium – Tuesday 26th August
- London Wembley Stadium – Wednesday 27th August
- London Wembley Stadium – Saturday 30th August
- London Wembley Stadium – Sunday 31st August
Catch Coldplay in 2025!
Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres Tour is sure to be a hit with fans, and with tickets going on sale soon, it’s time to start planning your trip to see Chris Martin and the band live. Don’t forget to check out the presale information and secure your tickets before they’re gone!
