Coldplay Live Broadcast from Buenos Aires

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General information
Directed by	Paul Dugdale
Based on	Music of the Spheres World Tour
Starring	Guy Berryman Jonny Buckland Will Champion Chris Martin
Music by	Coldplay
Production companies	CJ 4DPlex Trafalgar Releasing
Distributed by	Trafalgar Releasing
Release date	28 October 2022
Running time	150 minutes
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Box office	$8,421,265

Coldplay Live Broadcast from Buenos Aires (often referred to as simply Live Broadcast from Buenos Aires) was a worldwide live cinema event developed by Coldplay in partnership with Trafalgar Releasing — who also executive produce alongside CJ 4DPlex — for their eighth concert tour, Music of the Spheres World Tour. With the band performing at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires on 28 October 2022, the concert was broadcast live to over 3.500 cinemas around the world across 81 countries and regions. It was broadcast live to North and Latin America on 28 October, whilst the rest of the world joined the broadcast on 29 October due to local time zones. Repeat screenings of the concert's recording occurred the following day worldwide.

The event was announced on 8 September 2022, with tickets and the full list of local screenings being available on 15 September through an official website. It was directed by BAFTA and DGA Award-winning and Grammy-nominated director Paul Dugdale, a long-time collaborator of the band.

On 20 October, South Korean singer and songwriter Jin, from the South Korean boy band BTS, was announced as a special guest for the broadcast to perform live his collaboration with Coldplay and debut single "The Astronaut" (also released on 28 October) for the first time on stage with the band. It was his last public performance before being assigned to his two-year conscription in South Korea. Additional guest appearances such as American R&B singer-songwriter H.E.R. and Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani also performed on the songs "Let Somebody Go" and "Baraye", respectively.

The cinema event was the sixth most popular film around the world on its only opening weekend, grossing $8,421,265.

Setlist

Act. I. Planets
1.	"Music of the Spheres"	Intro; played from tape
2.	"Higher Power"
3.	"Adventure of a Lifetime"
4.	"Paradise"
5.	"The Scientist"
6.	"Viva la Vida"
7.	"Hymn for the Weekend"
8.	"Let Somebody Go"	with H.E.R. dueting and performing a guitar solo
9.	"De Música Ligera"	Soda Stereo cover
10.	"Yellow"
Act. II. Moons
11.	"Human Heart"	Chris performing with Angel Moon over We Are King pre-recorded live vocals
12.	"People of the Pride"
13.	"Clocks"
14.	"Infinity Sign"	Part of "The Lightclub" segment; with "Music of the Spheres II" intro and "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" excerpt
15.	"Something Just Like This"	Part of "The Lightclub" segment; shortened; pre-recorded studio vocals with Chris performing in sign language
16.	"Midnight"	Part of "The Lightclub" segment; remix; contains elements of "Blue Moon Tree" by Lone
17.	"My Universe"
18.	"A Sky Full of Stars"	Restarted; Chris asks audience to put phones and electronic devices away for the song
Act. III. Stars
19.	"Don't Panic"	Acoustic; Chris, Jonny, and Will sharing lead vocals
20.	"Baraye"	Shervin Hajipour cover; acoustic, sung by Golshifteh Farahni and Nicole Lawrence on pedal steel guitar
21.	"Sunrise"	Played from tape; with Louis Armstrong's spoken intro speech to "What a Wonderful World"
22.	"Humankind"
23.	"Fix You"	with "Midnight" intro excerpt
24.	"The Astronaut"	Live debut; performed with Jin
25.	"Biutyful"	with The Weirdos on stage
26.	"A Wave"	End credits outro; played from tape

Gallery

Official trailer

Coldplay Live Broadcast from Buenos Aires (Official Trailer)