As Coldplay fans across India grapple with disappointment and frustration over sold-out shows for the band's upcoming tour, several tech professionals have claimed they managed to secure tickets ahead of the general public by using a browser tool called "Inspect Element" on the BookMyShow website.

Coldplay's return to India has caused a rush for tickets, leading to technical glitches and unauthorised resale issues. BookMyShow has addressed these

Unauthorized third-party sites selling Coldplay tickets. Per reports, around 1.3 crore people tried to access BMS on the day of the sale. Following the rapid sell-out, unauthorize

BookMyShow has since issued a statement condemning ticket scalping and distancing itself from unauthorized sellers.

Coldplay's return to India for their 'Music of the Spheres World Tour' has sparked excitement and frustration among fans. Ticket sales on BookMyShow faced technical issues, and unauthorized reselling at inflated prices added to the chaos.

Coldplay will be playing two headline gigs at Hull’s Craven Park Stadium with fans able to get their hands on tickets in a pre-sale. Chris Martin and co will be appearing at Hull’s Craven Park Stadium next summer with shows on August 18 and 19.

The Music of the Spheres World Tour is set to touch down in Aotearoa this November.

Coldplay's announcement of their Music Of The Spheres World Tour 2025 in India created a massive ticket rush on BookMyShow, leading to quick sell-outs and warnings about unauthorized sellers offering fake tickets.

All Coldplay tickets are sold out, and we all know it. Just yesterday, the entire nation was buzzing about "Soldplay" instead of Coldplay after tickets vanished within minutes. BookMyShow even announced a new date and mentioned that tickets for the September 21 concert will be available soon.