Chris Martin falls backwards through trap door during Melbourne concert leaving packed crowd gasping in shock

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As a dedicated Coldplay fan who has attended numerous concerts over the years, I can confidently say that Chris Martin‘s recent performance in Melbourne was nothing short of extraordinary. The incident where he fell through a trap door on stage added an unexpected and thrilling element to the show that made it even more memorable for fans like me.

On Sunday evening, Chris Martin left his Australian audience at the edge of excitement as he unexpectedly plunged through a stage floor trap door.

As an ardent admirer, I found myself at Marvel Stadium for Coldplay’s fourth and concluding Melbourne performance on their Music of the Spheres tour. In a heart-stopping moment, the charismatic lead singer of the band took a tumble during the sold-out show, right before our eyes, falling in front of the densely packed audience.

During a pause in the performance, Martin, who is 47 years old, was reading signs from the audience while walking backward. This unexpectedly led him to stumble through a gap, leaving the crowd astonished.

The video posted online shows people at the concert reacting with surprise as Martin suddenly disappears from sight.

In a natural and easy-to-read manner, Later, the Yellow Singer comforted his audience by saying, “This isn’t scheduled,” and then expressed gratitude to a crew member beneath the stage with, “Thank you for noticing me.

Following the incident, Martin continued on with the show.

Coldplay paid tribute to Australian cricket icon, Shane Warne, for a second time during their worldwide tour.

Martin and Warne developed a close friendship, bonding over their shared love of sports and music. 

Warne frequently attended Coldplay’s shows, and Martin openly recognized their friendship, characterizing Warne as a friendly, encouraging companion.

Besides shared gatherings, their bond went deeper, as Martin took the time to pay an emotional homage to Warne after his sudden demise in 2022.

While Coldplay is performing a tour in Australia right now, Martin paid tribute to Warne in front of the packed, sold-out crowd by dedicating their popular song “Sparks” to the late, legendary spinner.

‘Let’s play this for Shane and his family,’ Martin said.

Dear Brother, We truly miss your company. Whenever we visit Melbourne, memories flood back of the enjoyable times spent with Shane and the entire Warne clan.

‘I don’t want to talk about it too much or I’ll start to cry.’

Then, at the Brit-rocker’s second gig in Melbourne, Martin made another touching gesture.

Towards the finale of the concert, following the band expressing their gratitude to the audience, the lead vocalist unveiled a Melbourne Stars jersey adorned with Warne’s famous number 23. He showcased this jersey to the crowd before placing it on his microphone stand.

On social media platform X, the Melbourne Stars expressed their joy at seeing Chris Martin wearing the Stars jersey the previous night, as a tribute to his dear friend, the late Shane Warne.

In the thrilling debut season of the Big Bash League (BBL) back in 2011, I proudly became a part of the Star team, contributing my wealth of experience and undeniable charisma to our dynamic lineup.

He played two seasons with the Stars, contributing both as a bowler and mentor before retiring from all formats in 2013. 

A fan expressed that many cricket enthusiasts felt Shane Warne’s absence, but they were pleased to witness Chris Martin honoring the deceased cricketer following his tribute.

It is not the first time that Coldplay and Martin have honoured the Aussie cricket hero.

At the Melbourne Cricket Ground in March 2022, Martin performed the popular song “Yellow” by the band during a memorial service for a cricketer.

Apart from the usual tunes, he also performed an original piece penned during his Australian tour last year, this one was particularly dedicated to Warne.

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2024-11-03 23:20