Due to high demand, Coldplay has added second shows in El Paso and Foxborough for their 2025 Music of The Spheres World Tour. The band's tour has seen unprecedented ticket sales, leading to additional dates to accommodate more fans. Special 'Infinity Tickets' are also being offered to ensure affordability for all attendees.
Coldplay's ongoing Music of The Spheres World Tour continues to break records and captivate audiences globally. As the band traverses North America in 2025, they've announced additional shows in El Paso, Texas, and Foxborough, Massachusetts, due to overwhelming ticket demand. These expansions highlight the immense popularity of Coldplay and their commitment to making their concerts accessible to as many fans as possible.
Coldplay's decision to add a second concert in El Paso on June 14, 2025, at the Sun Bowl, comes after the first show's tickets nearly sold out immediately. This marks a significant moment as El Paso is the only Texas city on the tour itinerary. The local community anticipates a substantial economic impact, with expectations of increased business for hotels, bars, and other services. Fans expressed their excitement, noting the rarity and significance of such a major event in their city[1].
The Music of The Spheres World Tour has set new records, with Coldplay selling over 10 million tickets globally. The tour's success is evident in the rapid sell-out of venues like Wembley Stadium and the addition of new tour dates in major cities. Coldplay's strategy includes offering 'Infinity Tickets' priced at $20 to ensure affordability. These tickets have been a hit among fans, allowing more diverse audiences to experience their live performances[2].
The concerts are expected to have a significant economic impact on the host cities. In El Paso, locals anticipate that the event will inject millions into the economy, benefiting a wide range of businesses. The enthusiasm is mirrored in other cities on the tour, underscoring the broad economic benefits of hosting such large-scale events. This aspect of the tour highlights the intersection of entertainment and local economic stimulation, showcasing how major events can serve as catalysts for economic activity[1].
Coldplay's 2025 tour additions reflect the band's massive global appeal and their commitment to their fans. By adding shows in cities like El Paso and Foxborough and offering economically priced 'Infinity Tickets', Coldplay not only meets fan demand but also promotes inclusivity and economic benefit to the hosting cities. The tour is set to continue breaking records and delivering unforgettable experiences to fans around the world.
"They're coming two days and a show of that magnitude, it'll bring millions of dollars to El Paso." - Roy Lopez