ContactMusic — British rocker Chris Martin halted a Coldplay concert in Washington D C at the weekend 07-08Jul12 after messing up the start of a song The singer was playing the piano introduction to their track Warning Sign when he got the opening lyrics wrong and ... more info

Chorus.fm — Watch* The Early November (http://www.absolutepunk.net/theearlynovember)*'s in-studio cover of *Coldplay (http://www.absolutepunk.net/coldplay)*'s "Yellow" here (http://www.radio1045.com/player/?mid=22236050). more info

Guardian Music — The world of Coldplay's album will be explored in a six-part series to be unveiled at Comic-Con this weekColdplay will finally explain the meaning of Mylo Xyloto, elaborating their album's fictional story in a series of comic books. Over six issues, ... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers Coldplay will debut a new comic book series at this weekends 12-15Jul12 Comic-Con convention in San Diego California The six-part concept will chronicle the story of the groups latest album Mylo Xyloto and it will be published by The Simpsons... more info

E! Online — Chris Martin and the gang are entering a whole new world. Coldplay announced on their website that they will be releasing Mylo Xyloto, a a six-part comic book series, telling the... more info

USA Today Music — Coldplay is unveiling the inspiration behind its hot album. more info

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Perez Hilton — Ha!!! Coldplay frontman Chris Martin made a minor musical booboo at his concert in Washington DC this past weekend, when he began playing classic tune Warning Sign… But he's SO charming about the minor mishap, that we are instantly forgiving and lo... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers Coldplay refuse to sell tickets for the front rows of their concerts and send their crew into the crowd to reward enthusiastic fans with the coveted seats Premium tickets for the Yellow hitmakers gigs can command huge sums of money online but... more info

ContactMusic — Coldplay give away the best seats at their gigs to passionate fans The Viva La Vida hitmakers dont sell tickets for the front rows of the venues they play but instead send staff to look for excitable audience members sitting far away from the stag... more info