[21-Apr-2012] Coldplay @ Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Tash · 17-12-2011, 05:33 AM

==Setlist==

1 Mylo Xyloto
2 Hurts Like Heaven
3 In My Place
4 Major Minus
5 Lovers In Japan
6 The Scientist
7 Yellow
8 Violet Hill
9 God Put A Smile Upon Your Face
10 Princess Of China
11 Up In Flames
12 Warning Sign
13 Don't Let It Break Your Heart
14 Viva La Vida
15 Charlie Brown
16 Paradise
17 Us Against The World
18 Clocks
19 Fix You
20 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall

==Video Setlist==

1 Mylo Xyloto
2 Hurts Like Heaven
3 In My Place
4 Major Minus
5 Lovers In Japan

You Tube

6 The Scientist

You Tube

7 Yellow
8 Violet Hill
9 God Put A Smile Upon Your Face
10 Princess of China
11 Up in Flames
12 Trouble
13 Don't Let It Break Your Heart
14 Viva La Vida
15 Charlie Brown

You Tube

16 Paradise

You Tube

17 Us Against the World

You Tube

18 Life Is For Living
19 Clocks
20 Fix You
21 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall

You Tube

Extra North American dates added
17 December 2011 12:59 am
Second nights in Vancouver, Dallas, Philadelphia, DC, Boston, San Jose, Toronto, Montreal and East Rutherford

Good evening. Nine extra dates have now been added to Coldplay's North American tour - all of which are second nights at existing venues: Vancouver on 21 April, San Jose on 28 April, Dallas on 23 June, Philadelphia on 6 July, Washington DC on 9 July, Toronto on 24 July, Montreal on 27 July, Boston on 30 July and East Rutherford on 4 August. See below for the full updated list of shows.

The AMEX pre-sale for all three shows begins at 10am (local time) today from here. The general sales for all the confirmed shows except LA and Chicago begin Saturday at 10am (local time) from 1-800-745-3000, Ticketmaster and Livenation.

APRIL
17 Edmonton, AB Rexall Place
18 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome
20 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena
21 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena (extra date)
24 Portland, OR Rose Garden Arena
25 Seattle, WA KeyArena
27 San Jose, CA HP Pavilion At San Jose
28 San Jose, CA HP Pavilion At San Jose (extra date)

MAY
1 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl (On sale 9 Jan)
2 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl (On sale 9 Jan)

JUNE
22 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
25 Houston, TX Toyota Center
28 Tampa, FL St. Pete Times Forum
29 Miami, FL American Airlines Arena

JULY
2 Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
5 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
8 Washington, DC Verizon Center
23 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
24 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre (Extra date)
26 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
27 Montreal, QC Bell Centre (Extra date)
29 Boston, MA TD Garden

AUGUST
3 East Rutherford, NJ Izod Center
4 East Rutherford, NJ - Izod Center (Extra date)
7 Chicago, IL United Center (On sale 19 Dec)
11 St. Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center

Anchorman

shocklightning · 02-01-2012, 10:59 PM

i have kind of a dilemma and im hoping someone can help me decide. for christmas i got two sets of coldplay tickets (both parties didnt know they would be giving the same thing) but one set is in section 114 and the other set is in section 309. while 114 is lower, its further away and while 309 is higher, its closer to the stage. i can only choose one set so my question is, knowing rogers arena, which section is better? 114 or 309?

Tash · 03-04-2012, 04:17 PM

City and Colour added to Vancouver bill
3 April 2012 3:47 pm
Canadian act to play at second Vancouver date

Good afternoon. Canadian act City and Colour have just been added to the bill for Coldplay's second show at Vancouver's Rogers Arena on 21 April. The Pierces will also be performing. Here are a couple of City and Colour songs to check out...

City and Colour - Fragile Bird
http://www.soundcloud.com/cityandcolour/fragile-bird

City and Colour - Northern Wind
http://www.soundcloud.com/cityandcolour/northern-wind

For the full list of upcoming Coldplay shows (and ticket links), click here.

Anchorman

Tash · 17-04-2012, 02:36 PM

Coldplay typecast as good guys
British band keeps its fans happy, but has found reinvention difficult

There is no arguing Coldplay has been an omnipresent force on the pop-rock scene for the past decade, but what is it about the British quartet that has enabled them to endure for so long?

Coldplay's rise to fame was never rooted in a reputation for being cuttingedge innovators or rock saviours. Instead, the success of the band, which plays in Vancouver Friday and Saturday, can be attributed to something far simpler: inoffensive, accessible, feel-good appeal.

Let's rewind to June 2001. Coldplay was touring North America with a set consisting of every song on debut album Parachutes.

Their concerts included a pretty spectacular rendition of hit single Yellow, complete with a giant mirror ball sending myriad yellow stars spinning around the room - that number being the sole draw for many of those in attendance at such venues as Montreal's Metropolis, Toronto's Warehouse and Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre.

In My Place was the encore, a song that would become the entry point for 2002's sophomore and best effort A Rush of Blood to the Head, an album that is arguably Coldplay's artistic peak. But another song made its way into the set, and you won't find too many mentions of it these days: Hank Williams' forlorn classic Lost Highway.

This may have been Coldplay at its edgiest, doing a song that didn't require Chris Martin singing 'woah-ooh-ooah' at the top of his lungs, no megaphones, no confetti or streamers raining down from the ceiling and certainly no lasers.

Coldplay playing Lost Highway had a subtle hidden meaning: it represented four guys lost on the road, swept up in a sea of hype and coasting on unexpected success, unsure of what was supposed to happen next.

We all know what did happen: Coldplay became a stadium-filling tourdeforce that dominated the media. Covering Lost Highway also gave the band a certain sense of music-nerd cred: here was a British pop-rock band showing love for one of America's biggest country music legends, one that most of their crowds barely knew.

It wasn't exactly an innovative thing to do, but it showed a band willing to experiment beyond its borders. After all, Parachutes was, as Allmusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine once wrote after Radiohead abandoned guitar-rock for electro weirdness on 2000's Kid A, the album that made Coldplay "everything Radiohead weren't, but what the public wanted them to be."

There was something immediately accessible about the freshfaced bunch, especially in Chris Martin's good-guy appeal. Most importantly, his persona was easier to identify with than the weird and tortured Thom Yorke.

It didn't hurt that the love story between Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow was keeping at least one fourth of Coldplay on the magazine stands.

If Coldplay was considered a younger generation's U2, Martin didn't pretend his band was changing the world. Coldplay just played anthems people could lose themselves in.

Coldplay connected with just about everyone. They had become pop stars.

It didn't take long for imitators to crop up: Single Clocks became the most plagiarized piano line of the past decade (how many commercials have readapted the melody to sell their products?), with drummer Will Champion's pounding beats becoming the blueprint for a pile of sub-par alt-rock.

Just as so many tried to emulate Radiohead at the turn of the millennium, all of a sudden it was all about trying to sound like Coldplay.

Unlike Radiohead, Coldplay was never afforded the luxury to truly reinvent itself. Each new album since X&Y in 2005 has retained the basic essence of the band, whether on 2008's Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends or on last year's Mylo Xyloto, both recorded with luminary Brian Eno. Both featured notable sonic reinvention, namely less piano balladry and Martin falsetto, more earthy tones, and a slicker pop direction on Mylo Xyloto.

Ironically, much-imitated Coldplay began to look like imitators themselves.

Viva La Vida's French Revolution-style costumery and marching band imagery in videos like Violet Hill were certainly reminiscent of classic rock pageantry, but also strangely in tune with indie trailblazers Arcade Fire's emotive populism from Funeral, the landmark album recorded around the same time as X&Y.

Coldplay was also accused of lifting elements from guitarist Joe Satriani's If I Could Fly on Viva La Vida, but the case was dismissed.

Unfortunately, not every new approach worked on Mylo Xyloto. What could have been a grand statement felt more like a series of missed opportunities. Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall was a detour into the insufferable nu-folk trend, and Paradise was a shiny, anthemic number, with little depth lifting the underlying elements of candy pop.

Mylo Xyloto was a superproduced affair that showed Martin and pals not as grabbing the world and shaking it up, but as being shaken by it, trying to remain in tune with a new generation of music fans learning about Coldplay.

The downside is that it has made Coldplay look like a band that's trying to hang on, rather than one willing to dictate where it wants to go.

By playing the "good guy" and always aiming to please its fanbase, Coldplay has remained at the top, but it may have done so at the cost of its freedom for authentic artistic reinvention.

link

Constance83 · 18-04-2012, 03:18 AM

British band keeps its fans happy, but has found reinvention difficult

Tash · 20-04-2012, 12:20 AM

Blame Coldplay for the gap in Canucks-Kings series

The Canucks and Kings don't play again until Sunday because of a Coldplay concert at Rogers Arena

You generally get a four-day break in the NHL playoffs only when you make quick work of your opponent in a playoff round.

Not so for the Vancouver Canucks and Los Angeles Kings.

The Canucks scored a 3-1 win Wednesday in L.A. and the clubs don’t play again until Sunday night in Vancouver.

The reason? There’s a Coldplay concert at Rogers Arena on Saturday night. That’s two games in eight days.

Kings coach Darryl Sutter isn’t a fan.

link

kerche · 20-04-2012, 01:01 AM

^ LOL at Darryl Sutter. Just happens to be interestingly timed out.
This weekend will be awesome with both Coldplay and game 5 for the Canucks!

nunomoreira1 · 20-04-2012, 01:45 AM

Anyone wants to guess the setlist for the 2 shows in Vancouver? I hope the band change a few songs for the 2nd show at least..Strawberry Swing would be very welcome!!

rstarz86 · 20-04-2012, 04:44 AM

I am so happy to see Warning sign being performed.. I love that song!

Shaftell · 21-04-2012, 01:10 AM

I really hope they play Politik!

Tash · 21-04-2012, 09:06 AM

Nitesh Kumar
@coldplay how about playing Sparks tomorrow evening?

@slideinbaby94 SPARKS = good call. Not out of the question ! PH

Tash · 21-04-2012, 10:16 AM

There already is a setlist on setlist.fm

1 Mylo Xyloto
2 Hurts Like Heaven
3 In My Place
4 Speed Of Sound
5 Charlie Brown
6 Yellow
7 Paradise
8 Viva La Vida
9 Shiver
10 Lost
11 Us Against the World
12 White Shadows
13 Don't Panic
14 Up in Flames
15 The Scientist
16 Life In Technicolor
17 The Hardest Part
18 Clocks
19 Fix You
20 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall

l0wxo2 · 21-04-2012, 10:18 AM

Sparks would be amazing

filiprasmusson · 21-04-2012, 10:21 AM

looking forward to see if they'll play Sparks !

James. · 21-04-2012, 01:17 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Tash;5281011
There already is a setlist on setlist.fm

1 Mylo Xyloto
2 Hurts Like Heaven
3 In My Place
4 Speed Of Sound
5 Charlie Brown
6 Yellow
7 Paradise
8 Viva La Vida
9 Shiver
10 Lost
11 Us Against the World
12 White Shadows
13 Don't Panic
14 Up in Flames
15 The Scientist
16 Life In Technicolor
17 The Hardest Part
18 Clocks
19 Fix You
20 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall

Not anymore

Oh, and Sparks on the C-Stage before UATW would be great.

17-04-2012, 02:36 PM	#4
Tash Ms Coldplaying 2012 Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 35,435 Location: 0118 Gender: Seen CP: 12 times Fav. CP album: VLVODAAHF Fav. CP song: See You Soon Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 233 Thanked 4,018 Times in 1,872 Posts	Coldplay typecast as good guys British band keeps its fans happy, but has found reinvention difficult There is no arguing Coldplay has been an omnipresent force on the pop-rock scene for the past decade, but what is it about the British quartet that has enabled them to endure for so long? Coldplay's rise to fame was never rooted in a reputation for being cuttingedge innovators or rock saviours. Instead, the success of the band, which plays in Vancouver Friday and Saturday, can be attributed to something far simpler: inoffensive, accessible, feel-good appeal. Let's rewind to June 2001. Coldplay was touring North America with a set consisting of every song on debut album Parachutes. Their concerts included a pretty spectacular rendition of hit single Yellow, complete with a giant mirror ball sending myriad yellow stars spinning around the room - that number being the sole draw for many of those in attendance at such venues as Montreal's Metropolis, Toronto's Warehouse and Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre. In My Place was the encore, a song that would become the entry point for 2002's sophomore and best effort A Rush of Blood to the Head, an album that is arguably Coldplay's artistic peak. But another song made its way into the set, and you won't find too many mentions of it these days: Hank Williams' forlorn classic Lost Highway. This may have been Coldplay at its edgiest, doing a song that didn't require Chris Martin singing 'woah-ooh-ooah' at the top of his lungs, no megaphones, no confetti or streamers raining down from the ceiling and certainly no lasers. Coldplay playing Lost Highway had a subtle hidden meaning: it represented four guys lost on the road, swept up in a sea of hype and coasting on unexpected success, unsure of what was supposed to happen next. We all know what did happen: Coldplay became a stadium-filling tourdeforce that dominated the media. Covering Lost Highway also gave the band a certain sense of music-nerd cred: here was a British pop-rock band showing love for one of America's biggest country music legends, one that most of their crowds barely knew. It wasn't exactly an innovative thing to do, but it showed a band willing to experiment beyond its borders. After all, Parachutes was, as Allmusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine once wrote after Radiohead abandoned guitar-rock for electro weirdness on 2000's Kid A, the album that made Coldplay "everything Radiohead weren't, but what the public wanted them to be." There was something immediately accessible about the freshfaced bunch, especially in Chris Martin's good-guy appeal. Most importantly, his persona was easier to identify with than the weird and tortured Thom Yorke. It didn't hurt that the love story between Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow was keeping at least one fourth of Coldplay on the magazine stands. If Coldplay was considered a younger generation's U2, Martin didn't pretend his band was changing the world. Coldplay just played anthems people could lose themselves in. Coldplay connected with just about everyone. They had become pop stars. It didn't take long for imitators to crop up: Single Clocks became the most plagiarized piano line of the past decade (how many commercials have readapted the melody to sell their products?), with drummer Will Champion's pounding beats becoming the blueprint for a pile of sub-par alt-rock. Just as so many tried to emulate Radiohead at the turn of the millennium, all of a sudden it was all about trying to sound like Coldplay. Unlike Radiohead, Coldplay was never afforded the luxury to truly reinvent itself. Each new album since X&Y in 2005 has retained the basic essence of the band, whether on 2008's Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends or on last year's Mylo Xyloto, both recorded with luminary Brian Eno. Both featured notable sonic reinvention, namely less piano balladry and Martin falsetto, more earthy tones, and a slicker pop direction on Mylo Xyloto. Ironically, much-imitated Coldplay began to look like imitators themselves. Viva La Vida's French Revolution-style costumery and marching band imagery in videos like Violet Hill were certainly reminiscent of classic rock pageantry, but also strangely in tune with indie trailblazers Arcade Fire's emotive populism from Funeral, the landmark album recorded around the same time as X&Y. Coldplay was also accused of lifting elements from guitarist Joe Satriani's If I Could Fly on Viva La Vida, but the case was dismissed. Unfortunately, not every new approach worked on Mylo Xyloto. What could have been a grand statement felt more like a series of missed opportunities. Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall was a detour into the insufferable nu-folk trend, and Paradise was a shiny, anthemic number, with little depth lifting the underlying elements of candy pop. Mylo Xyloto was a superproduced affair that showed Martin and pals not as grabbing the world and shaking it up, but as being shaken by it, trying to remain in tune with a new generation of music fans learning about Coldplay. The downside is that it has made Coldplay look like a band that's trying to hang on, rather than one willing to dictate where it wants to go. By playing the "good guy" and always aiming to please its fanbase, Coldplay has remained at the top, but it may have done so at the cost of its freedom for authentic artistic reinvention. link __________________ Luctor et Emergo/not swallowed in the sea Rotterdam 03-10-08 Nijmegen 09-09-09 Landgraaf 11-06-11 Arras 03-07-11 London 09-12-11 London 10-12-11 Rotterdam 17-12-11 London 01-06-12 London 02-06-12 London 04-06-12 Detroit 01-08-12 The Hague 06-09-12 *it means everything and it means nothing to everybody and nobody - Guy Berryman* *Phil, who is our fifth member, he doesn’t play an instrument but he plays the mobile phone and the laptop computer - Will Champion* *a negative capability is the ability within yourself to accept that things go up and down and you can't always control it and they can't always be up but they won't always be down - Chris Martin* it’s a good noisy crowd that sing through the show at the Ahoy - none more so than when the band are on the B-Stage and the cheer for Will during Us Against The World is so huge that the song grinds to a halt amidst disbelieving giggles on stage - Roadie #42

20-04-2012, 12:20 AM	#6
Tash Ms Coldplaying 2012 Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 35,435 Location: 0118 Gender: Seen CP: 12 times Fav. CP album: VLVODAAHF Fav. CP song: See You Soon Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 233 Thanked 4,018 Times in 1,872 Posts	Blame Coldplay for the gap in Canucks-Kings series The Canucks and Kings don't play again until Sunday because of a Coldplay concert at Rogers Arena You generally get a four-day break in the NHL playoffs only when you make quick work of your opponent in a playoff round. Not so for the Vancouver Canucks and Los Angeles Kings. The Canucks scored a 3-1 win Wednesday in L.A. and the clubs don’t play again until Sunday night in Vancouver. The reason? There’s a Coldplay concert at Rogers Arena on Saturday night. That’s two games in eight days. Kings coach Darryl Sutter isn’t a fan. link __________________ Luctor et Emergo/not swallowed in the sea Rotterdam 03-10-08 Nijmegen 09-09-09 Landgraaf 11-06-11 Arras 03-07-11 London 09-12-11 London 10-12-11 Rotterdam 17-12-11 London 01-06-12 London 02-06-12 London 04-06-12 Detroit 01-08-12 The Hague 06-09-12 *it means everything and it means nothing to everybody and nobody - Guy Berryman* *Phil, who is our fifth member, he doesn’t play an instrument but he plays the mobile phone and the laptop computer - Will Champion* *a negative capability is the ability within yourself to accept that things go up and down and you can't always control it and they can't always be up but they won't always be down - Chris Martin* it’s a good noisy crowd that sing through the show at the Ahoy - none more so than when the band are on the B-Stage and the cheer for Will during Us Against The World is so huge that the song grinds to a halt amidst disbelieving giggles on stage - Roadie #42

21-04-2012, 09:06 AM	#11
Tash Ms Coldplaying 2012 Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 35,435 Location: 0118 Gender: Seen CP: 12 times Fav. CP album: VLVODAAHF Fav. CP song: See You Soon Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 233 Thanked 4,018 Times in 1,872 Posts	Nitesh Kumar @coldplay how about playing Sparks tomorrow evening? @slideinbaby94 SPARKS = good call. Not out of the question ! PH __________________ Luctor et Emergo/not swallowed in the sea Rotterdam 03-10-08 Nijmegen 09-09-09 Landgraaf 11-06-11 Arras 03-07-11 London 09-12-11 London 10-12-11 Rotterdam 17-12-11 London 01-06-12 London 02-06-12 London 04-06-12 Detroit 01-08-12 The Hague 06-09-12 *it means everything and it means nothing to everybody and nobody - Guy Berryman* *Phil, who is our fifth member, he doesn’t play an instrument but he plays the mobile phone and the laptop computer - Will Champion* *a negative capability is the ability within yourself to accept that things go up and down and you can't always control it and they can't always be up but they won't always be down - Chris Martin* it’s a good noisy crowd that sing through the show at the Ahoy - none more so than when the band are on the B-Stage and the cheer for Will during Us Against The World is so huge that the song grinds to a halt amidst disbelieving giggles on stage - Roadie #42

21-04-2012, 10:16 AM	#12
Tash Ms Coldplaying 2012 Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 35,435 Location: 0118 Gender: Seen CP: 12 times Fav. CP album: VLVODAAHF Fav. CP song: See You Soon Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 233 Thanked 4,018 Times in 1,872 Posts	There already is a setlist on setlist.fm 1 Mylo Xyloto 2 Hurts Like Heaven 3 In My Place 4 Speed Of Sound 5 Charlie Brown 6 Yellow 7 Paradise 8 Viva La Vida 9 Shiver 10 Lost 11 Us Against the World 12 White Shadows 13 Don't Panic 14 Up in Flames 15 The Scientist 16 Life In Technicolor 17 The Hardest Part 18 Clocks 19 Fix You 20 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall __________________ Luctor et Emergo/not swallowed in the sea Rotterdam 03-10-08 Nijmegen 09-09-09 Landgraaf 11-06-11 Arras 03-07-11 London 09-12-11 London 10-12-11 Rotterdam 17-12-11 London 01-06-12 London 02-06-12 London 04-06-12 Detroit 01-08-12 The Hague 06-09-12 *it means everything and it means nothing to everybody and nobody - Guy Berryman* *Phil, who is our fifth member, he doesn’t play an instrument but he plays the mobile phone and the laptop computer - Will Champion* *a negative capability is the ability within yourself to accept that things go up and down and you can't always control it and they can't always be up but they won't always be down - Chris Martin* it’s a good noisy crowd that sing through the show at the Ahoy - none more so than when the band are on the B-Stage and the cheer for Will during Us Against The World is so huge that the song grinds to a halt amidst disbelieving giggles on stage - Roadie #42

21-04-2012, 10:18 AM	#13
l0wxo2 I Saw Sparks Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,559 My Mood: Location: the city by the bay Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 5 Thanked 43 Times in 26 Posts	Sparks would be amazing __________________ 04/29/05 Las Vegas,NV 08/20/05 Irvine,CA 02/03/06 Las Vegas,NV 07/19/08 Las Vegas, NV 11/22/08 SLC, UT 7/16/09 Chula Vista,CA 07/18/09 Carson,CA 07/19/09 Irvine,CA 08/05/11 Lollapalooza Chicago,IL 09/15/2011 ACL Taping 09/16/11 ACL Festival 09/23/11 Iheartradio Festival Las Vegas, NV 10/17/11 Ellen Taping Burbank, CA 04/27/12 and 04/28/12 San Jose, CA 05/04/12 Hollywood Bowl 05/05/12 KROQ Weenie Roast Irvine, CA 06/22/12 and 06/23/12 Dallas, TX

02-01-2012, 10:59 PM	#2
shocklightning Coldplayer Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 11 My Mood: Location: Vancity Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	i have kind of a dilemma and im hoping someone can help me decide. for christmas i got two sets of coldplay tickets (both parties didnt know they would be giving the same thing) but one set is in section 114 and the other set is in section 309. while 114 is lower, its further away and while 309 is higher, its closer to the stage. i can only choose one set so my question is, knowing rogers arena, which section is better? 114 or 309?

18-04-2012, 03:18 AM	#5
Constance83 Coldplayer Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 4 Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	British band keeps its fans happy, but has found reinvention difficult

20-04-2012, 01:01 AM	#7
kerche Coldplayer Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 14 My Mood: Location: Vancouver Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	^ LOL at Darryl Sutter. Just happens to be interestingly timed out. This weekend will be awesome with both Coldplay and game 5 for the Canucks!

20-04-2012, 01:45 AM	#8
nunomoreira1 Coldplayer Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 6 My Mood: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Anyone wants to guess the setlist for the 2 shows in Vancouver? I hope the band change a few songs for the 2nd show at least..Strawberry Swing would be very welcome!!

20-04-2012, 04:44 AM	#9
rstarz86 Coldplayer Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 14 Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I am so happy to see Warning sign being performed.. I love that song!

21-04-2012, 01:10 AM	#10
Shaftell Coldplayer Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,677 My Mood: Location: Vancouver,Canada Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I really hope they play Politik!

21-04-2012, 10:21 AM	#14
filiprasmusson Swedish Coldplayer Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 1,022 My Mood: Location: Silencia Gender: Country: Chat posts: 0 Thanks given: 325 Thanked 89 Times in 40 Posts	looking forward to see if they'll play Sparks !

21-04-2012, 01:17 PM	#15
James. Let's use this dynamite Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3,146 My Mood: Location: The next century, where the universal's free Gender: Country: Fav. CP album: VLVODAAHF Fav. CP song: 42 or White Shadows Fav. CP member: Chat posts: 89 Thanks given: 157 Thanked 299 Times in 172 Posts	Quote: Originally Posted by Tash;5281011 There already is a setlist on setlist.fm 1 Mylo Xyloto 2 Hurts Like Heaven 3 In My Place 4 Speed Of Sound 5 Charlie Brown 6 Yellow 7 Paradise 8 Viva La Vida 9 Shiver 10 Lost 11 Us Against the World 12 White Shadows 13 Don't Panic 14 Up in Flames 15 The Scientist 16 Life In Technicolor 17 The Hardest Part 18 Clocks 19 Fix You 20 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall Not anymore Oh, and Sparks on the C-Stage before UATW would be great. __________________ Keeper of: Spoiler Murder - "What could it possibly gain?" White Shadows - "Part of a system, a plan, I am... I don't know why I feel so tongue tied, I don't know why I feel so skinned alive