Coldplay Performs at Goyang Stadium With TWICE, Announces "We Pray - TWICE Version" and Features BTS Holograms

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Published Apr 16, 2025, 07:22 PM

British band Coldplay performed in South Korea on April 16, 2025, marking their first concert in the country in eight years. The event took place at the Goyang Stadium and featured special guest performances by the K-pop group TWICE, who delivered a notable rendition of "We Pray," prompting Coldplay to announce a new version of the song titled "We Pray - TWICE Version," set for release on April 18 at midnight KST. During the concert, Coldplay also performed "My Universe" live in Korea for the first time, incorporating holograms of BTS, another prominent South Korean group. Additionally, lead singer Chris Martin acknowledged a fan holding a banner referencing "The Astronaut" by BTS member Jin, expressing an intention to sing the song. The concert included a moment where Martin engaged warmly with a Russian fan in the audience, highlighting the inclusive atmosphere of the event.

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— Where you from, my brother? — Russia! Young fan is touched by an emotional welcome from Coldplay in Seoul, South Korea https://t.co/qKaAVSfIC5

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- Where are you from, my brother? — Russia. — Welcome, my beautiful brother. The Coldplay soloist sang a song for a Russian audience at a concert in Seoul, who was touched and shed tears https://t.co/nwG7v8rs8j

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#ChrisMartin sings to a fan holding a banner with #JIN's #TheAstronaut" on it: "That's ‘The Astronaut’ by JIN, I believe yeah. Maybe we’ll sing that tomorrow! But Im going to sing it to you now my brother"👏👑❤️‍🔥 @coldplay @BTS_twt https://t.co/ukbFlG1dUH