London, England – Michael J. Fox surprised fans by joining Coldplay on guitar during their Glastonbury set over the weekend. The beloved actor, known for his role in “Back to the Future,” has been battling Parkinson’s Disease since 1991.
Fox appeared on stage in front of a 120,000-strong crowd at the annual music festival in England. He joined Coldplay for two songs during the encore, adding his guitar skills to their performance. Frontman Chris Martin even improvised a riff during their hit song “Humankind.”
The actor expressed his gratitude on Instagram, calling the experience “mind-blowing” and thanking the band for the opportunity. Fox also shared images from the festival, capturing moments of enjoyment with his team.
During Coldplay’s set, Fox was brought out on stage in a wheelchair, sending fans into a frenzy. Martin introduced him as a legendary figure who rocks, acknowledging Fox’s impact and influence. Fox played alongside the band as they performed their popular song “Fix You.”
Martin revealed to the crowd that Coldplay was inspired to form a band after watching “Back to the Future,” crediting Fox as their hero. The band expressed their gratitude to Fox, thanking him for his role in their musical journey.
This year’s Glastonbury festival made history for Coldplay, marking their fifth time headlining the event. The British rock band became the first act to achieve this milestone. Other headliners at the festival included Dua Lipa and Shania Twain.
Overall, Fox’s surprise appearance at Coldplay’s Glastonbury set delighted fans and showcased the actor’s enduring impact on both the entertainment industry and music world.