Coldplay announces 4th India show in Ahmedabad: Check out ticket sale details
Coldplay has announced a new India show, this time in Ahmedabad. The tickets will go on sale on November 16.
British band Coldplay has added yet another show to their India roster. The band will arrive in India in January and after performing three shows in Mumbai, they will head to Ahmedabad.
Sharing the update on Twitter, the band wrote, “2025 AHMEDABAD DATE ANNOUNCED for Coldplay: The band will play their biggest ever show, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on 25 January, 2025. Tickets on sale Saturday, 16 November at 12pm IST.”
A second chance?
UK-based band Coldplay was set to play three shows, which are scheduled for January 18, 19 and 20 in 2025 at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, as a part of their Music Of The Spheres World Tour 2025. The tickets for these shows went on sale last months but sold out within minutes. Virtual lines ran into millions as many tickets hopeful were left empty handed.
Several scalpers also hoarded tickets in an attempt to resell them at exorbitant prices, something that even got authorities involved.
Maharashtra police's cyber wing has issued a notice to online ticketing website BookMyShow, asking it to implement strict measures including sale of name-based tickets for the concerts of British band 'Coldplay' in January and other shows.
Tickets reselling scam
The notice was issued by the Maharashtra Cyber to prevent exploitation of fans who buy tickets from online platforms, an official said on Wednesday.
There are increasing number of complaints across online forums and social media about problems faced in booking tickets of such high-profile concerts and events through online platforms, he said.
Many people reported unresponsive websites during critical booking period, he said, adding that it leads to black-marketing of tickets at exorbitant prices, sometimes as high as 10 times the original price.
The Maharashtra Cyber found that measures taken by the platforms to avoid such situations are insufficient, said the official.
A PIL has also been filed in the Bombay High Court seeking guidelines to curb black marketing and ticket scalping at major events, in the backdrop of alleged foul play during the online tickets sale for Coldplay’s highly anticipated concert in Navi Mumbai in January 2025.
The PIL said there are several irregularities and illegalities during the sale of tickets for major events, such as concerts, live shows and so on.
Such irregularity and illegality was witnessed in September when tickets for the Coldplay concert were made available on the BookMyShow platform, it said.
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