Coldplay is back this Friday with their new event album “Moon Music”, introduced by the singles “Feelslikeimfallinginlove” and “We Pray”. But let the millions of fans enjoy it, because the group will soon end! In an interview given to the English media NMEChris Martin assure que Coldplay will put an end to his prolific career after 12 albums. After “Moon Music”, there will only be two discs of Coldplay to discover. “ Yes it will be 12 albums, that’s for sure, but we’re going to go a little further. There is another project which is a musical. It will be album 11, but I think it will have to be released after album 12 because it’s a project that will take a long time to take shape. (…) We have this musical project, then a record simply called “Coldplay” which will be the last » indicates the 47-year-old singer.
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“I still feel so bad”
After that, what will the group do? “ Turn, keep things. What Liam Gallagher did with “Definitely Maybe” [une tournée à succès pour les 30 ans de l’album d’Oasis, ndlr] allowed the disk to be restarted » attests Chris Martin. Moreover, in 2006, the leader of Oasis, never stingy with low blows, compared the singer of Coldplay has ” a geography teacher » : « Why does he write messages about free trade? If he really wants to write things down, I’ll give him a pencil and paper “. Later, Liam Gallagher did it again by calling the pop group’s fans “people”. boring and ugly who never seem to have fun “. Today, is Chris Martin still angry with the “Wonderwall” singer? “ I always liked Liam. He blows hot and cold but he is always welcome to come to my house for tea and lasagna. » he smiles, in reference to the lyrics of the Oasis song “Digsy’s Dinner”. Moreover, the leader of Coldplay adds that the reformation event of Oasis “ proves that only music matters » : « [Cette réunion] exists just to please people, for those who want [les voir]. I think it’s great that they decided to do that. ».
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The singer of the hits “Yellow” or “Viva La Vida” assures that he is not in the constant clash: “ I’m sorry, that’s why I feel bad talking to the NME, because the clash is what keeps you alive! We’re not in that. I tried to attack someone once, it was in the NME in 2000 where I said something mean about Bobby Gillespie [chanteur du groupe de rock Primal Scream, ndlr] and I still feel bad today. I would apologize if I could see it today “. In 2017, Liam Gallagher and Chris Martin met on stage to sing “Live Forever” in Manchester, a few days after the attack at the Ariana Grande concert which left 23 dead and 250 injured. After this performance, the rocker also apologized to his former enemy: “ I take back everything I said about you “. We are now waiting to see if on his X account, the “All Around The World” singer will respond to this NME article.
