Chris Martin's Tarmac Ritual and Tour Insights
Chris Martin's Tarmac Ritual and Tour Insights

Chris Martin's Tarmac Ritual and Tour Insights

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Chris Martin, the frontman of Coldplay, was observed kissing the tarmac at Sydney Airport before boarding a private jet to Auckland, a ritual he has been performing before flights due to a past near-death experience on a plane. This habit originates from a frightening incident in 2005 when his plane encountered a dust storm over West Africa, leaving him terrified for his life. Despite not explicitly explaining his action, it seems to be a superstitious gesture linked to his fear of flying. During his time in Australia, Martin also revealed that Coldplay hadn't toured extensively in the country since 2016 due to a negative review from a previous concert. His recent shows in Melbourne and Sydney were part of the band's Music of the Spheres tour, which was well-received by fans. Coldplay is scheduled to perform three shows in Auckland this week as part of their world tour.

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