Chris Martin apparently had a memory period during a show last week.
While interpreting “A Sky Full of Stars” in Toronto as part of the group’s “Music of the Spheres World Tour”, the singer of Coldplay, 48, forgot the words and missed his signal to enter.
“I f —– Up, If —– Up. I’m really sorry, I’m really sorry,” he told the public when the group has stopped playing, according to a Tiktok video published by a fan. “I forgot to come on the right line. Now, normally, I stop this song as a joke, but I really made a big mistake, so forgive me … I’m really sorry. It was a real F — Up. S —. Oh, balls,” said Martin.
He then headed for his group comrades to briefly discuss the blunder. “This is the advantage of being in a group with your brothers for 30 years,” Martin told the crowd when he returned to the main scene a few moments later.
Excaining again, he said, “Listen, I’m sorry, I forgot the words. I forgot what to say. It sometimes happens when you are my age. I am almost 80 years old”, he teased. “But pretend that it did not happen. Do not put this on Youtube, if you want,” continued Martin.
Unfortunately, the moment ended up being shared on social networks. However, most fans included Martin’s discharge.
“This concert was magical and they are so talented. Errors occur. They are also human,” said a user in the comments section.
Another said, “He can’t hurt.”
But a user was a little more critical. “Why can he never sing his songs properly on stage?” Read their comments.
“Music of the Spheres World Tour” by Coldplay, began in March 2022 and is expected to end in September. The group will play two concerts with closed counters at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Ma, tonight and tomorrow before going to Madison, Wisconsin. They will also make stops in Nashville and Miami before concluding the tour with final performances at Craven Park in Hull and Wembley Stadium in London.
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