🌄Amid the Music of the Spheres World Tour, Coldplay is moving to make its shows more accessible and inclusive for its audience. With a few more stops left on the MOTS World Tour, the British rock band is making sure all fans, especially those who are hard of hearing, can enjoy the show to the fullest.
⛦The British rock band is currently on tour in India and will perform its last show in Mumbai on January 21, 2025, at the DY Patil Sports Stadium.
Bringing Music To Life
♑At all Coldplay shows across the globe, the band has worked to ensure their fans and listeners can enjoy the show and feel the music.
💮As the band nears 30 years since its formation, Coldplay has often stood out for its move towards inclusivity and accessibility.
📖With the MOTS World Tour, the band, led by vocalist Chris Martin, has made sure their live shows can be enjoyed by the hearing-impaired. This sentiment was also reflected in their recent Mumbai concerts.
🔥In several viral videos, a sign language interpreter has been spotted at Coldplay shows. While this is not a rare event, what makes it special is due to the special designated zones for fans who have a hearing disability.
𝔉Not only is there an interpreter, Coldplay has also provided vibration pack or interactive vests which allows the deaf and hard of hearing audience members to "feel the music".
꧑Along with this, Coldplay's hit song 'Something Just Like This' is performed by Chris Martin in the local sign language of the particular country.
ꦛProducers of the show have also created sensory bags and rooms where fans feeling overwhelmed can go and take a break.
Coldplay Takes Over India
🀅The British rock band is currently on tour in India for the first time ever.
After Mumbai, the band will move to Ahmedabad where it is set to perform two sold out shows at the Narendra Modi Stadium on January 25 and 26, 2025.
൲The concert on January 26 at Narendra Modi Stadium is also Coldplay's biggest show ever and will be streamed live on Disney+ Hotsar.
