Guardian Music — Benefit concert for victims of superstorm Sandy will also feature Bruce Springsteen, the Who, Paul McCartney and Kanye WestEric Clapton and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin have been added to the lineup for 12.12.12, next week's telethon for victims of... more info

Chorus.fm — Watch *Craig Owens* (http://absolutepunk.net/chiodos)' music video for his cover of *Coldplay* (http://absolutepunk.net/coldplay)'s "Paradise" here (http://buzzworthy.mtv.com/2012/12/03/craig-owens-paradise-video/). more info

ContactMusic — Coldplay live CD/DVD CoverAlbums of Note... Coldplay’s Live 2012 album shows a band far more at ease with themselves than their previous live... more info

ContactMusic — Chris Martin's only attempts at cooking have resulted in the fire service being called to their home.The Coldplay frontman's wife Gwyneth Paltrow -... more info

Topix — The frontman was reported to have said the group were planning a three-year hiatus at an Australian concert last week, but the 35-year-old has now brushed off rumours and confirmed that they are working on a new album. more info

From Mato, From London — Tall Ships (UK) Maravilloso indie inteligente y épico, creado en el lugar donde se encuentran el rock matemático de Battles y el pop de radiofórmula de Coldplay. Melodías geniales, letras ingeniosas y riffs enormes. La calma, el subidón y la tor... more info

ContactMusic — Dismissing rumours that Coldplay were going to be taking a three year hiatus, front man Chris Martin has spoken to the Daily Star to set the... more info

Kings of A&R — Buzz Track: Wildfire Stockholm is a new emerging band to the Orlando indie music arena with influences ranging from The Killers to Coldplay. The’ve opened for Travie McCoy and The Wanted. Check out the latest track Wildfire as well as their previou... more info

ContactMusic — Coldplay have already started work on their new album.The band's frontman Chris Martin says the group are working on tracks for the next LP, a... more info

Guardian Music — (Drop Anchor)Martin Rossiter fronted Gene, a foppish, Smiths-y quartet who sold 1m records in the Britpop era without troubling Oasis or Blur. Since then, fatherhood, depression and music teaching have led to this surprise reemergence. Opener Three ... more info