Coldplay Invites Spectators To Send Love To Fire Victims In Los Angeles To War In Gaza

Coldplay Vocalist, Chris Martin (Instagram @annaleemedia)

Coldplay started in 2025 with four shows in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates for the Music of the Spheres World Tour, which began on Thursday, January 9 last week.

Coldplay's appearance in Abu Dhabi has also become a topic of conversation among fans on social media. The video footage when Chris Martin talked about the fire in Los Angeles until the war in Gaza was in the spotlight.

In a fan video on TikTok, Chris Martin is seen sitting in front of the keyboard, with a female Pakistani audience sitting next to him.

"Okay, you traveled 10 thousand kilometers," said the vocalist.

"I traveled, yesterday, from Los Angeles, all of which I saw were all burned. And it felt very strange," he continued.

Before preparing to perform the next song, Chris Martin invites the audience to send his love to various places where many people suffer.

"So, maybe we can sing this song for brothers and sisters in Pakistan, our brothers and sisters in Iran, our brothers and sisters in the West Bank in Gaza. We can send love to them," he said.

The vocalist also started playing the keyboard to sing the song "Everglow". He also explained the lyrics of the song.

"I'm also going to play this for my friend, Zeppelin. It's a song about when you love someone and you miss them. This is it, 'Everglow', this is for you. Thank you for coming," he concluded.