Chris Martin has officially ignited global excitement with the announcement of his **“World Last Ride Tour,”** a landmark journey that promises to be one of the most emotional and defining chapters of his career. The tour will launch with a highly anticipated stop in **Amsterdam on April 26**, setting the tone for a worldwide celebration of music, reflection, and connection.
The Amsterdam date, scheduled at one of the city’s iconic large-scale venues, is being described as a symbolic opening night — a place known for its deep musical culture and long-standing relationship with Chris Martin and Coldplay’s history. Fans can expect a powerful blend of solo material, reimagined Coldplay classics, and intimate storytelling moments that trace Martin’s evolution as a songwriter, performer, and global humanitarian voice.
Following Amsterdam, the **World Last Ride Tour** will span **multiple continents**, with confirmed stops across **Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia**. Major cities revealed include **London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Lagos, Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney, and Auckland**, among others. Each city has been carefully selected to reflect places that have shaped Martin’s artistic journey over the decades.
Industry insiders describe the tour as more than a traditional concert run — it is being positioned as a reflective, career-spanning experience. The production is expected to balance large-scale visuals with stripped-down acoustic moments, emphasizing emotion, unity, and environmental consciousness, a value Martin continues to champion.
While the phrase “Last Ride” has sparked speculation about long-term touring plans, Chris Martin has emphasized that the tour is about **celebration, gratitude, and presence**, rather than finality. Ticket sales are expected to surge immediately, with pre-sale access opening soon and general sales following shortly after.
As April 26 in Amsterdam approaches, fans around the world are already counting down — ready to be part of a tour that promises to resonate long after the final note fades.
