Coldplay will be putting on an impressive show with two support acts as they perform in Cardiff for two nights this week. The band will be taking to the stage at the Principality Stadium on Tuesday, June 6 and Wednesday, June 7, performing in front of thousands of fans in the Welsh capital.
There will be two support acts, including a local artist, performing before Coldplay begin their set. Gates for the Principality Stadium will open at 5pm both days.
The first support act Hana Lili, who is a local artist from Sully and recently released her EP Existential, will be the first to perform. She will begin at 6pm. You can keep up to date with the latest What's On news by signing up to the newsletter here.
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The second support act Chvrches, a Scottish synth-pop band from Glasgow, will perform next at 7pm and Coldplay is expected to take to the stage at 8.00pm. You can read everything you need to know about the concerts here.
All the tickets for the show will be issued digitally. You will need to have access to a smartphone to download the relevant digital ticketing app and get your digital tickets to enter the stadium.
Here's those set times again:
- Hana Lili - 5.45pm
- Chvrches - 6.45pm
- Coldplay - 8pm
The apps you need to download are the Principality Stadium app, which you can download here and the Ticketmaster app which you can download here. Do not screenshot any of your tickets as this is not permitted and may result in the invalidation of tickets.
You should make sure your phone is fully charged and transfer your tickets to your family and friends before arriving at the stadium as there is no WiFi at the stadium. The Principality Stadium will be serving food from 5pm when the gates open to approximately 7.30pm.
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