The best concert ever 💓💓💓💓

Hello everyone!

In this opportunity I'm gonna tell you about the best concert of my life, as cheesy as it sounds. On April 3rd of 2016 I went to see Coldplay on their A Head Full Of Dreams Tour. They are one of my favourite bands and I have waited a long time to see them live.

Coldplay are a british band that makes pop rock music. I'm sure you have listened at least one of their songs. The group is composed by four members: Guy Berryman, on the bass, Jonny Buckland on the guitar, Will Champion on the drums and Chris Martin on the vocals,guitar and the piano. Another important part played in the band is . Jonny and Chris met at the orientation week at the University College of London and they formed a group called "Pectoralz" on 1996. Then Guy Berryman, a classmate of Jonny and Chris, joined the band. Will Champion was the last one to integrate the group on 1997. After going through many names the band took “Coldplay” from Tim Crompton. Their most popular songs are “The Scientist”, “Yellow” , “Fix You” and “Paradise”.

I had watched videos of their live performances on other countries, but we all know that there is a clear difference between watching those and actually being in the concert. So let’s get into the event itself.I've always knew that their concerts were something special, but I would never have imagined the way it would make me feel. They have always cared about the interaction and the closeness with the public so that explains why the atmosphere was so amazing that night. Everything was colourful and full of excitement and joy.

The thing that I most enjoyed was the xylobands , concert LED wristbands that can flash in time with the music and are controlled by a remote system located at the venue. Needless to say that I almost tear up when they gave it to me. It is a very simple way to make 60.000 people feel connected. Another cool thing that I like to point out is that the wristband only works at the concert.  I also am very fond of artists that try to make the audience part of the show and interact with them.

I remember how happy I was during that night even though I had waited 3 hours on the queue. Everything seemed possible and it was all confetti, fireworks,cheers and the crowd singing along. They really make you feel full of hope.

PS: their supporting artist was really good too! I would recommend that you look up Lianne La Havas's work