Chris Martin of Coldplay does at Stadio San Siro, on June 25, 2023 in Milan, Italy. Sergione Infuso/Corbis through Getty Images
Coldplay premiered a brand-new tune for some fortunate followers in Italy.
The British band, led by charming frontman Chris Martin, debuted the unreleased track “Good Feelings” throughout its show at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico on Friday (July 12).
“We fell in love in the summer/I remember baby, we felt the sun shine through/And we were born for each other,” Martin sings on the positive song. “All the good feelings, for one another/As we danced to the radio.”
Coldplay followers have actually know with “Good Feelings” for a pair years currently. A Max Martin- created variation of the tune was reported to have actually been planned for the band’s 2021 cd, Music of the Spheres, as a partnership with the Chainsmokers, according toRolling Stone
The brand-new performance of “Good Feelings” will likely show up on Coldplay’s honest tenth cd, Moon Music, including vocals by Nigerian vocalistAyra Starr
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In June, Coldplay shared the brand-new Martin- created solitary “Feelslikeimfallinginlove,” which will certainly show up onMoon Music On it, Martin sings: “It feels like I’m falling in love/ You’re throwing me a lifeline/ Oh, not for the first time/ I know I’m not alone.”
Moon Music is arranged for launch onOct 4. Martin has actually been teasing the brand-new collection for greater than a year. In January 2023, he informed the Toronto City News that the band was nearing conclusion of what he after that guaranteed was the 2nd LP in the Music of the Spheres collection. He said “that won’t come out for a bit,” though he teased that the band “might” begin presenting a few of the brand-new tunes live that year.
Coldplay’s present worldwide scenic tour remains in assistance of Spheres, releasing on March 18, 2022, inCosta Rica The years-long trip is presently slated to conclude with the secondly of 2 programs at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, onNov 16.
Watch Coldplay launching “Good Feelings” in Rome here.
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