Manchester, England – Coldplay surprised fans at the Glastonbury Festival in England by inviting actor Michael J. Fox on stage during their headlining set. The iconic band, led by frontman Chris Martin, welcomed Fox who joined them on guitar to perform hits such as “Fix You” and “Humankind” from their album “Music of the Spheres.”
Michael J. Fox, known for his role as Marty McFly in “Back to the Future,” showcased his musical talent despite battling Parkinson’s disease since 1991, performing from a wheelchair during the set. The crowd cheered as Fox strummed alongside Coldplay, bringing a memorable moment to the festival.
In addition to Fox’s appearance, rapper Little Simz also joined Coldplay on stage to debut a new collaboration. The unreleased song featured the lyrics “and so we pray” and included a verse from Burna Boy, as reported by Variety. Palestinian singer Elyanna also made a guest appearance during the set, adding to the excitement of the performance.
Coldplay took the opportunity to tease their upcoming 10th studio album, “Moon Music,” set to release on October 4th. The band has emphasized sustainability in their music production, aiming to reduce their environmental impact by utilizing eco-friendly practices in manufacturing their vinyl and CDs. With a focus on environmental responsibility, Coldplay continues to innovate in the music industry.
Fans can expect more surprises and meaningful collaborations from Coldplay as they gear up for the release of “Moon Music.” The band’s commitment to sustainability and engaging performances at festivals like Glastonbury showcase their dedication to both their music and the world around them.