**Coldplay Finally Set to Kick Off a New 2026 World Tour Titled *HORIZON* — Dates and Cities Revealed**
Coldplay are officially back on the road in 2026, and this time the band is reaching even further with the announcement of their brand-new world tour, **HORIZON**. Following the record-breaking success of their previous global runs, the legendary British band — led by **Chris Martin**, alongside **Jonny Buckland**, **Guy Berryman**, and **Will Champion** — are preparing to launch one of the most ambitious tours of their career.
The *HORIZON* World Tour will kick off in **March 2026** in **Auckland, New Zealand**, before sweeping across **Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Africa, and Australia**. Major cities confirmed include **Tokyo, Singapore, Mumbai, Paris, London, Barcelona, New York, Los Angeles, Mexico City, São Paulo, Cape Town, Lagos, Sydney, and Melbourne**, with additional dates expected to be announced due to overwhelming demand.
According to the band, *HORIZON* represents a new creative chapter — blending Coldplay’s signature emotional songwriting with futuristic visuals, immersive lighting, and next-generation stage technology. Fans can expect a setlist that spans the band’s iconic catalog, from classics like *Fix You*, *Viva La Vida*, and *Yellow*, to newer anthems that explore themes of unity, hope, and the limitless future ahead.
Sustainability once again sits at the heart of the tour. Coldplay confirmed that the *HORIZON* shows will expand on their eco-friendly initiatives, including kinetic dance floors, solar-powered stages, reduced carbon logistics, and partnerships with global environmental organizations.
Speaking on the announcement, **Chris Martin** described the tour as “a celebration of where we’ve been — and where we’re going next together.”
With stadiums expected to sell out within minutes, *HORIZON* is already being hailed as one of **2026’s biggest live music events**, promising unforgettable nights of color, connection, and cosmic-scale sound as Coldplay invite the world to look beyond the horizon once again.
