The main vocalist of the British rock band Coldplay, Chris Martin, stopped the concert, in the middle of his presentation after detecting a fanatic in trouble in the crowd at the Narendra Modi stadium, Ahmedabad, on Sunday (January 26). Martin had just started the interpretation of his popular song “My Universe” when he saw the fan in trouble and asked his bandmates to cut the music.
Then, he quickly hurried to the stage, pointing to a section on the right. “Wait, wait. Hey, are you okay? Can you put it there to be safe, please? Martin said.
“You feel here, because you are crushing. Or simply sit there. That’s safer.”
After guaranteeing the security of the fanatic, Martin gave the sign to restart the song: “My universe again, please. I’m sorry. What are you staying there, you are safe now. It’s fine, let’s go from the beginning. Please, make sure that you are “taking care of each other is very important.”
My universe was cut in the middle of the way because the crowd was being crushed by the crowd to #COLDPLAYAHmedabad pic.twitter.com/njcBSBQMA1
– Neil (@neilenore) January 26, 2025
Internet reacts
When the video of the incident went viral, the users of social networks praised Martin for being a good Samaritan and taking care of their fans despite acting for more than two hours.
“Reason 62728951 Why I love Chris Martin,” said one user, while another added: “This only puts it on a level so higher than most artists.”
A third said: “Chris was so sweet to this. Sometimes, when singers notice that someone crushes themselves, it is better than only the things in the place, since they can see the crowd better from the stage.”
Kind as always. 🥹 https://t.co/cgpcibdVW0
– Jenny 🌙🤍 (@jenny300591) January 26, 2025
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Indian Coldplay Tour
Sunday’s show was Coldplay’s last stage Music of the Spheres Word Tour In India. The band previously performed three shows in Mumbai before completing two shows in Ahmedabad in front of the largest crowd that has attended a show of the British band. More than 134,000 people appeared on the day of the Republic of India for the concert that was also broadcast live.
“Totally amazing. Thanks Ahmedabad,” the band shared on its official X page, and added that it was his “biggest concert in history.”
During the performance, Martin even addressed the audience in Hindi and thanked them for appearing in large amounts of different corners of the country.
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