Thursday 4 March, 2021
The band’s last tour grossed an estimated €450 million in ticket sales.
The Croke Park surface has come under the spotlight in recent weeks.
You can’t take us anywhere
Partial refund from the man himself.
The English band played to over 80,000 fans in GAA headquarters.
Chris Martin momentarily stole another fans phone to make a video on stage.
The gig will most likely be in June.
If you didn’t succeed, we’re not alone.
And tickets are on sale this Friday. *sets alarm*
Meanwhile, Lady Gaga sang pop classics in a duet with 89-year-old Tony Bennett.
And she’s coming to Croke Park this summer.
The video for Hymn For The Weekend hasn’t gone down well with everybody.
The video for Hymn For The Weekend hasn’t gone down well with everybody.
It looks like Coldplay have got the gig.
There is a bit of Irish representation on the list.
The find was part of a treasure hunt set up by the band to celebrate the release of their new album.
We’re sorry. We know it was hard for some of you.
If I lay here, if I just lay here, would you lie with me, and not cut off my head?
Fancy going to a Lizzy Grant concert? Or maybe going to see Joyspeed?
EU regulators say Universal has to sell off some of EMI’s biggest acts – like Coldplay and Kylie Minogue – when it takes over.
The Games drew to a close at London’s Olympic Stadium tonight.
Ad campaign for fast food company has scored a Grand Prix award in Cannes.
How many times do U2 feature? And which has sold more – A Woman’s Heart or White Ladder? Time to reveal all…
Singer Chris Martin says tour gimmick is costing them a fortune.
Lord Henry Mountcharles says a 2012 gig is “unlikely” – but the law’s been changed to reduce the minimum notice period.
The singer is among a host of music stars expected to descend on the North next month.
As Oxegen 2011 draws to a close Gardaí reveal that 28 people were arrested at the festival for dealing drugs, while there were 15 incidents of drink driving.
Five stages, 136 acts, 80,000 attendees and an awful lot of cleaning up to do. Here’s our Punchestown gallery.
Kildare’s favourite son is a surprise guest on the final night at Oxegen. Watch Christy and Chris sing to 60,000 people.
What do hot dogs, champagne and parrots have in common? We’ve got the answers…
Organisers have released the stage times for the acts appearing at the three-day music extravaganza.
It’s only Wednesday, but already Worthy Farm in Somerset is looking a little soggy underfoot…
