In a landmark event for live music, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Imagine Dragons are teaming up for the 2026 *Harmony of Light* Tour — a global celebration of music, unity and emotion. Drawing on Coldplay’s stadium-sized anthems, Ed’s intimate storytelling and Imagine Dragons’ arena-rock energy, the tour promises a transcendent experience built on connection and shared human feeling.
**Cities & Dates (Selected Highlights):**
* North America kick-off: early spring 2026 in major U.S. and Canadian cities.
* European leg and (rumoured) select dates in Asia and Australia follow, aiming for “every corner of the map” according to insiders.
* Though full date list hasn’t been officially locked, the announcement cites more than 30 stadium shows across 4 continents.
**What to Expect – Setlist Teasers & Visuals:**
* Expect signature hits like Coldplay’s *“Viva La Vida”* and *“A Sky Full of Stars”*, Ed’s *“Shape of You”* and *“Perfect”*, and Imagine Dragons’ *“Believer”* and *“Radioactive”*.
* Unique collaborative moments: early setlist leaks suggest a three-song “fusion block” where all three acts perform together — mixing their catalogues, live remixing and a surprise cover.
* Production will be next-level: synchronized drone lightshows, immersive LED environments and orchestral intros designed to amplify themes of hope, unity and global friendship.
**Why It Matters:**
This isn’t just a tour — it’s a statement. In an age of digital streaming and fragmented media, the *Harmony of Light* Tour brings together three of the world’s most influential live acts in one shared vehicle. Coldplay’s Chris Martin called it “a dream shared between artists who simply love music and its power to bring people together.” Ed Sheeran echoed the bonding idea, and Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons said the tour name “represents how different voices, styles and energies can merge into something universally uplifting.”
Stay tuned for full date announcements and ticketing info — this will likely be one of 2026’s most-sought-after concert events worldwide.
