April 23, 2025 – Goyang, South Korea
British rock legends Coldplay electrified Korean audiences this April with a series of six sold-out concerts at the Goyang Sports Complex as part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour. The performances made headlines not only for their signature visual spectacle but also for the unforgettable guest appearances by two of K-pop’s biggest stars.
🌟 BTS’s Jin Returns to Stage on April 19
On April 19, fans were stunned when Jin of BTS appeared unannounced during Coldplay’s third show in Korea. It marked his first live performance since completing mandatory military service.
Jin joined Chris Martin on stage to perform The Astronaut, a track co-written with Coldplay and originally released as Jin’s solo debut in 2022. The deeply emotional performance resonated with the audience of over 50,000, many of whom waved purple lights in support.
“Jin’s return with Coldplay was nothing short of magical. It reminded us all why music transcends time and borders.” — Fan on X (formerly Twitter)
🌹 BLACKPINK’s Rosé Shines on April 22
On April 22, the spotlight turned to Rosé of BLACKPINK, who made a surprise guest appearance during Coldplay’s fourth concert. She performed her hit single APT. alongside Chris Martin — a song that gained international acclaim after her collaboration with Bruno Mars in 2024.
The duo’s acoustic rendition captivated the crowd, showcasing Rosé’s signature emotive vocals and Martin’s charismatic presence. The audience responded with thunderous applause and a sea of pink lights.
🌐 A Symbol of Global Music Unity
These surprise collaborations symbolized the growing intersection between global pop and K-pop. Coldplay’s invitation to Jin and Rosé demonstrates the band’s ongoing appreciation for Korean music culture and their commitment to building bridges through artistry.
“We don’t speak the same language, but through music, we understand each other perfectly.” — Chris Martin during the show.
📺 Worldwide Buzz
Footage of both performances quickly went viral, trending across platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Coldplay’s official social media accounts shared behind-the-scenes clips, further fueling excitement among fans worldwide.
The concerts were more than just musical events — they were cross-cultural milestones, highlighting the power of collaboration in today’s global music landscape.
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