Coldplay react to Istanbul attacks, Brexit, and shoot a new video in Germany

  01 July 2016    Read: 4998
Coldplay react to Istanbul attacks, Brexit, and shoot a new video in Germany
During a Berlin concert held after the terrorist attacks in Istanbul, Coldplay singer Chris Martin paid tribute to the victims and commented on Brexit. The band is now filming a new video in Hanover - and it sparkles.
The British band Coldplay, currently on a world tour, was in concert in Berlin on Wednesday (29.06.2016) - a day after the triple suicide bombings at Istanbul`s international airport that left at least 42 people dead.

Singer Chris Martin showed his solidarity with the victims of the attacks by placing a Turkish flag on his piano during the song "Everglow."

He also reacted to the Brexit referendum, thanking the crowd that so many people came to see a British concert. "It hasn`t been an easy week," he added.

Despite the tragic mood of recent events, the band focused on creating a rainbow-filled atmosphere throughout its two-hour concert.

Coldplay also decided to film its newest video in Germany. The "Eisstadion" (Ice Stadium) arena in Hanover was selected as a location for its particular atmosphere.

Some 1,200 extras were invited to take part in the shoot, scheduled to start at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday (30.06.2016).

To avoid images leaking out, cell phones and bags were not allowed in the hall during the shoot. To create the video`s festive atmosphere, the extras were given numerous sparklers.

Fans hoping to see the members of the band were however disappointed, as the musician`s part of the shoot was scheduled separately for security reasons.

The band will be playing in Hamburg on Friday.

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