British pop-rock band, Coldplay, are scheduled to headline the Pepsi Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show. Coldplay had previously revealed that the band will tour in 2016 and some are predicting that the Super Bowl gig could help their tour ticket sales.
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Overall, music continues to be an important part in the Super Bowl equation.
Coldplay is headlining the Super Bowl halftime show.
Since the first artist to perform is yet to be announced on Thursday, there are also rumors that Taylor Swift and Maroon 5 might also be included in the list. Amidst all this, let’s look forward to Coldplay’s new album releasing, today. More acts will be added, according to the announcement made during halftime of Thursday’s televised game between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions. The NFL said the Super Bowl 50 halftime show is still being planned and there will be multiple acts. Coldplay should be able to top that as Super Bowl 50 will be bigger event just because of the 50th anniversary. Very low energy for SB50.
Coldplay performed the title hit, “A Head Full of Dreams”, along with many of their previous hit songs on the iHeartRadio Theater stage in Burbank.
A Head Full Of Dreams has been produced by Norwegian duo Stargate, consisting Of Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel Storleer Eriksen, alongside the band’s long-time collaborator Rik Simpson.
Its upbeat tempo and disco groove suggested a departure from last year’s subdued album “Ghost Stories”. The band’s most recent world tour, 2011/12 Mylo Xyloto, was seen by more than three million people in five continents. Who’s my favorite band releasing new music at this specific moment in time?
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Oasis singer/songwriter Noel Gallagher is one of the high-profile guests on the album, alongside Beyonce and Swedish artist Tove Lo.
