Chris Martin has officially teased a huge continuation of Coldplay’s global touring plans through 2027, sending waves of excitement across the band’s worldwide fanbase. The moment came during Coldplay’s penultimate show at Wembley Stadium in London, where frontman **Chris Martin** paused between songs to hint that the band’s journey on the road is far from over.
Speaking candidly to the 90,000-strong crowd, Martin described the current era as “just one chapter” in a much longer story. While stopping short of revealing dates or locations, he confirmed that Coldplay have already begun mapping out future global performances that will stretch well beyond 2026 and deep into 2027. “We’re not finished yet,” he told fans, sparking deafening cheers across **Wembley Stadium**.
The tease comes as Coldplay’s record-breaking touring run continues to redefine what modern stadium tours can look like. With sustainability initiatives, immersive visuals, and marathon-length setlists, **Coldplay** have transformed their concerts into communal, almost spiritual experiences. Martin acknowledged this evolution on stage, noting that the band feels “more connected to people now than ever before.”
Industry insiders believe the next phase of touring could introduce a refreshed show concept, potentially blending new music with reimagined versions of fan favorites. Rumors are already circulating that select regions not fully covered in recent years—particularly parts of Africa, Asia, and South America—may play a bigger role in the upcoming plans.
For fans, the Wembley hint was more than just casual banter. It felt like a promise. After more than two decades together, Coldplay are not slowing down—they’re expanding their vision. If Martin’s words are anything to go by, the band’s global story is entering a bold new chapter, one that will carry their music, message, and massive live shows well into 2027 and beyond.
