Coldplay kicked off a new album cycle this week when they announced their upcoming double album, Everyday Life. They’re not wasting any time giving fans a taste of what’s to come, and now, they have ...

The post Coldplay premiere new songs “Orphans” and “Arabesque”: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Earlier this week, Coldplay announced their highly anticipated new album, Everyday Life, ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook After nearly five years, Coldplay has emerged from musical stagnation with two singles off their ...

The mystery of Coldplay‘s forthcoming “experimental” double album Everyday Life has unraveled a bit with the band releasing two new singles on October 24. The songs, “Orphans” and “Arabesque” are ...

Coldplay are releasing an allegedly experimental double album called Everyday Life next month, and they've been promoting it in all the cagey and roundabout ways Coldplay-sized bands sometimes do.

Coldplay are releasing a new album, Everyday Life, on November 22 via Parlophone/Atlantic and now they have shared its first two singles: “Orphans” and “Arabesque.” The album was announced via ...

Coldplay stopped by BBC Radio 1 to perform a selection of old and new songs, as well as a cover of Crystal Waters’ pop hit “Gypsy Woman.” The band played two new tracks, “Orphans” and “Arabesque,” off ...

If you're in need of a weekend soundtrack, perhaps send Coldplay a thank-you note — the band just dropped two singles off of its upcoming double album, Everyday Life, for your listening pleasure. The ...

After teasing the announcement in newspaper ads around the world and in cryptic posters and social media posts, Coldplay officially confirmed that they would release a double album, Everyday Life, on ...

Coldplay announced the release of an upcoming album, Everyday Life, and they chose an unconventional way to alert fans. Rather than making an announcement on social media or waiting for fans to put ...

The song is alternative pop that is rich on saxophone and horns. What many wouldn't have realized is that Nigerian legend and four-time, Femi Kuti and his band are credited on the song alongside ...