Coldplay, Shawn Mendes perform 'Fix You’ in Munich, Germany

Almost done It’s been 20 years since Coldplay released „Fix You,” and since they’re still singing it, Fix You must be tough. On Thursday, they enlisted the help of Shawn Mendes to sing „Fix You” with them at Munich’s Olympiastadion. „Sing loud,” Mendes told the crowd at one point.

The show was big and grand and great in all the ways Coldplay usually plays the song, with the added benefit of Mendes’ sheer joy in being on stage with the group. At the end of the song, Martin confidently gave Mendes the credit for finishing the track with just his voice. Although a little chaotic in the middle of the silence, as Mendes and Martin try to align their voices to the melody and tempo of the song, it turns into a sweet performance that will have the audience singing along.

Mendes’ appearance was a surprise since he was not on tour; His last concert was in Winnipeg last month. He will release a new album, however, ShawnHe recently released a new single from it, „Why, Why, Why” on October 18. Mendes has some North American dates scheduled that month, where he will play Shawn.

Meanwhile, Coldplay is hawking a new album. Martin also revealed the group’s upcoming tracklist Moon music The album will be released on October 4th via Instagram video. The clip shows him writing each track by name. Track six is ​​a rainbow emoji (which was remarkably difficult to draw with a thick black sharpie, but you have to figure out that he was thinking of Prince when he wrote it.) Background music for the post — „We Pray,” which is a song. Features from Little Sims, Burna Boy, Eliana and Tini – a mix of heavy drums and poppy orchestral strings that tell Martin „That’s how we pray.”

The song will be released in full on August 23rd. Thini’s song will be released on September 6th and Eliana’s song will be released on September 20th.

Coldplay will continue their commitment to sustainability by pressing vinyl copies of the record with recycled plastic bottles. It takes nine to make an LP, proving that if they can’t fix you, they can do something about the environment.