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'Moon Music' is Coldplay's next highly anticipated new album. Here's everything you need to know including when it comes out and the all-important track list.
Coldplay have been delivering the music goods to fans recently from additional tour dates for 2025 to confirming the release date of their 10th studio album 'Moon Music'.
Set to become part of the performance of the next leg of their Music of the Spheres world tour, Chris Martin and his bandmates are going big on the promotion of their new tracks set to launch in October 2024.
Not only will it have an incredible list of brand new songs, it could also be your way of getting presale tickets to their new tour dates which are in high demand.
Here's everything you need to know about new album 'Moon Music'.
Release date for this new soundtrack is October 4th.
For those of you looking to buy a physical vinyl album, you'll be pleased to know Coldplay have gone all out on the sustainability front and each new album is made from 100% recycled bottles. Specifically plastic bottles collected from a river in Guatemala.
Revealing all on social media, the band confirmed the full track list for 'Moon Music' including songs 'feelslikeimfallinginlove', 'We Pray' and ''Good Feelings'.
The full 'Moon Music' album track list is:
If you're a fan and want to see the band take to the stage in the UK again in 2025, you can nab your presale tickets ahead of general release by preordering new album 'Moon Music'.
Simply head to Coldplay's website, pre order the album and you will have access to presale tickets.
If you have already pre-ordered the album, you will still be eligible for early access to tickets.
With 'Moon Music' being album number 10 for the band, it's fair to say they have an impressive collection of hits and tunes with their name to now.
Their previous studio albums and when they were released are:
Their album 'Parachutes' was one of their biggest selling of all time with hit songs such as 'Yellow' and 'Trouble'.