What To Expect At Coldplay's 'Music of the Spheres World Tour'!

We’re all so excited and ready to light up stadiums in Australia with Coldplay’s ‘Music of the Spheres World Tour’.

We’ve got your go-to guide on what to expect on the big day to get you hyped!

How to Prepare

Arrive early – don’t miss out on merch and any interactive pre-show activities your venue may offer. If you’re in a GA standing area, you’ll want to try and get prime position.
Don’t bring drinks – Once you get to security, you’ll be told to dispose of any drinks and purchase in venue. Also only bring a bag the size of an A5 piece of paper or smaller.
Wear comfortable shoes – There’ll most likely be quite a bit of walking to your gate and seat so don’t wear any shoes you haven’t broken in yet! If you’re in the standing section, you’ll really want comfy shoes after standing for 3+ hours.
Prepare for the elements – The last thing we all want is turning up to the concert dripping. Bring a poncho! Especially if you’re in an open air stadium, if it rains, you’re most likely going to get wet. Forget the umbrella at home, you won’t be allowed to bring it in.

LED Wristbands

We’ve all seen the videos, every concert looks like a legitimate sky full of stars and it’s all thanks to the ‘Xylobands’ that are provided to fans upon entry. The wristbands are connected to a system that allows a magical synchronised light show to enjoy that makes the experience 1000x times cooler!

@mariyxm ♬ Coldplay 2025 – Mer

Moon Goggles

It’s seen at some more recent concerts that fans are handed ‘Moon Goggles’ upon entry as well. They’re like your old school cardboard 3D glasses you’d get at Hoyts Cinema but these ones are used during the fireworks. The goggles provide an additional immersive experience of turning the sparks into rainbow hearts!

@emilievoe @coldplay live is something everyone should experience 😍 #helsinki ♬ A Sky Full of Stars (Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London) – Coldplay