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Coldplay praised for ‘super low price’ Infinity tickets for huge upcoming stadium shows

And they could be the best seats in the house... (Contains affiliate links)

Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson - 25th September 2024

Coldplay fans have been left delighted after the band confirmed they’d be selling a handful of tickets for their stadium gigs for only £20.

These ‘infinity tickets’ are released after the general sale ends – sometimes much closer to the event date – and at a bargain price.

The news came shortly after Coldplay announced a run of huge stadium shows in the UK next year as part of their ongoing Music Of The Spheres world tour.

The band will be playing two huge outdoor summer shows in Yorkshire next year as well as a whopping six dates at Wembley Stadium in London.

Coldplay are set to take to the stage at Craven Park Stadium in Hull on Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 August 2025.

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Ahead of the general sale on Friday 29 September, the band have made a point to stress that tickets will be fixed at the advertised rate (*cough cough* OASIS), rather than adopting a ‘dynamic pricing’ model that drives up prices based on demand.

General ticket prices will start from just £50, and a little later, there’ll be a chance to score tickets for ‘a super low price’ as Coldplay brings back their Infinity Tickets scheme.

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So often when you buy last-minute tickets you end up paying a small fortune and still have to sit behind a big pole.

Coldplay have announced ticket prices for their upcoming stadium shows. Credit: Stevie Rae Gibbs
Coldplay have announced ticket prices for their upcoming stadium shows. Credit: Stevie Rae Gibbs

But with the Infinity Tickets scheme from Coldplay, you could genuinely end up with the best seat in the house for only £20.

These tickets are randomly allocated and you usually won’t know where you’re positioned in the stadium until the day of the concert.

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But they will range from the back row of the stadium to floor standing tickets, and must be bought in pairs.

The Fair Ticketing Alliance wrote about the price of tickets for Coldplay: “What is really fair about this is that not only are they transparent they have started the prices lower to make them more affordable and they have not tried to restrict consumers in any way with unfair resale restrictions. This is how all events should be.”

Another person said: “It’s funny but somehow I knew they wouldn’t allow the ridiculous dynamic pricing. We complain about this and that but when it comes to the crunch this band really care about their fans . And they’re fair and not greedy. Kings.”

General admission standing tickets are priced at £100. Seats are priced from £50 – £150 per ticket.

£20 Infinity Tickets for Coldplay will be made available on Friday 22 November.

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Tickets go on sale next Friday 29 September from 9am, and you’ll be able to get yours here.

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Gig tickets, signed merch and more up for grabs in important Headstock charity fundraiser

Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson Gig tickets, signed merch and more up for grabs in important Headstock charity fundraiser

Some huge music-related prizes have been announced as part of a major charity fundraising campaign for the music industry.

Headstock, a Manchester-based music and mental health social enterprise, is running a Crowdfunder campaign with prizes including tickets to huge arena shows, signed merch, and loads more.

Headstock has announced the campaign to raise funds for the support of MUSIC 85258, a 24/7 confidential text support service launched last year to support those working in the music industry.

The text support service is run in partnership with Music Minds Matter and delivered by Shout.

Headstock’s mission since its inception has been to deliver music-led solutions to tackle the growing mental health crisis, both within the music industry and beyond.

The dedicated mental health text support service has already drummed up loads of support, including being signposted back-of-house in key venues like the AO Arena, Co-op Live, and Warehouse Project.

Now, Headstock is running a fundraiser campaign to keep this vital service thriving, pulling together some major prizes across multiple prize draws.

These prizes have been donated by local Manchester bands and venues, and include VIP Parklife tickets, VIP to shows at the AO Arena and Co-op Live, season passes for WHP, and signed merch from the likes of Elbow, Courteeners and New Order.

To enter each prize draw, make a donation to the Crowdfunder – the bigger your donation, the more entries you will receive.

You can see all the prizes up for grabs and make a donation below – or you can just donate to Headstock HERE.

All the prizes in the Headstock fundraiser

  • Aitch – A pair of tickets to see Aitch’s headline show at Mayfield Depot + 4x signed albums – HERE
  • Courteeners – 2x signed EPs (vinyl) – HERE
  • Elbow – 5x limited edition signed EPs (vinyl) – HERE
  • New Order – A promotional ‘Music Complete’ poster, signed by the band – HERE
  • Haciena – An original Hacienda poster from Christmas 1986 / New Year 1987 – donated by the Tony Wilson Archive – HERE
  • AO Arena – 2x VIP tickets to see Wolf Alice at AO Arena – HERE
  • Co-op Live – 2x VIP tickets to your choice of Co-op Live Show – HERE
  • WHP – A pair of Season Passes to WHP25 – HERE
  • Parklife – 2x pairs of VIP tickets to Parklife 2026 – HERE

All money raised will be donated to mental health charity, Shout, who deliver MUSIC 85258 – a free, confidential and 24/7 text support service for anyone working within the music industry.

MUSIC 85258 is a de-escalation service for anyone working in the music industry who is struggling with their mental health. It is a partnership between Headstock, Music Minds Matter and Shout, with Mental Health Innovations providing the underlying service through Shout’s network of trained volunteers. To use the service, anyone that is struggling simply needs to text the word “MUSIC” to 85258 to connect with a volunteer for in-the-moment support.

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Richard Ashcroft announces all-North West lineup of support acts for Alexandra Palace headliner

Danny Jones Danny Jones Support acts for Richard Ashcroft Ally Pally lineup

Wigan’s finest, Richard Ashcroft, has announced an all-North-Western lineup for his upcoming headline show at ‘Ally Pally’.

The former Verve frontman is not only riding a fresh wave of popularity thanks to supporting Oasis on their incredible Live ’25 world tour, but also recently released his long-awaited new album, Lovin’ You.

Not just a Manc music icon but one of the biggest names to have come out of his borough, specifically, the legendary lyricist is finally getting more like the kind of recognition he deserves, and is making sure to pay that exposure forward in the best way possible.

He could have picked from all manner of big British acts as supports at Alexandra Palace, but Richard Ashcroft has chosen to keep flying the regional flag by picking a group he’s spent the last few months with, as well as a fellow Greater Manchester act.

That’s right: as well as signing up Liverpool’s very own Oasis Live ’25 openers, Cast, as one of the warm-up acts, the 54-year-old has also chosen another native Wigan artist in the form of The Lathums to join him for the momentous headline show.

Much-loved not only in their hometown but across Manchester and beyond, the indie favourites – who also released their latest studio LP, Matter Does Not Define, back in February – the young band are only getting better and becoming more established as time goes on.

Having already played the likes of the AO Arena here in Manchester and booked numerous big festival slots of the past few years, we reckon you can pretty much bank on them headlining this historic and bucket list venue for themselves in the future.

In terms of Cast, the scousers continue one of the busiest years for touring in their career by supporting ‘King Richard’, having followed up supporting ‘LG’ in 2024 to both Gallagher brothers over the summer.

As for Ashcroft himself, we’re glad to see him back releasing new music, and can confirm his seventh record is a great listen.

By no means our favourite, but just a taste of his latest sound.

Now, if you were wondering why we’re talking about this show over any of the other gigs (namely the Northern ones) on his upcoming UK run, it’s because most of the tour has now sold out.

His Co-op Live date was obviously the first to go, with Cardiff’s Principality Stadium going shortly after, and extra dates being added in the likes of London, Liverpool and over in Leeds.

If you do happen to be in the capital already or are willing to make a trip to London for the show, there are still some tickets left for Richard Ashcroft at Ally Pally in July 2026.

Cannot wait to hear how this sounds in that storied room:

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