Mylo Xyloto Tour

The Mylo Xyloto Tour was the fifth concert tour undertaken by British rock band Coldplay. It was announced in support of their fifth album, Mylo Xyloto (2011), and began on 3 December 2011 at Scotland's SEC Centre,[2] following a series of promotional shows which included performances at festivals such as Austin City Limits,[3] Glastonbury,[4] Lollapalooza,[5] and Rock in Rio.[6] According to Pollstar, the band have grossed $192.5 million from 2.27 million tickets sold in 2011 and 2012.[7]

Mylo Xyloto Tour
Tour by Coldplay
Promotional poster example
Location
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • North
    America
  • Oceania
Associated albumMylo Xyloto
Start date3 December 2011 (2011-12-03)
End date31 December 2012 (2012-12-31)
Legs7
No. of shows78
Attendance2.27 million
Box office$192.5 million[lower-alpha 1]
Coldplay concert chronology

Background
The visuals were centered in the Xylobands and laser lighting displays.

After devoting the summer of 2011 to a promotional tour in Europe, the Americas and Africa,[8] the band announced the tour via their Twitter account in September 2011. Initial dates revealed shows in the UK, France, Germany and Belgium. A set of rehearsal shows were added for October and November, seeing the band partake in radio festivals and fan-exclusive gigs. Due to the demand, the band added additional shows in the UK. One of those dates is a concert at Dingwalls in London. Here, the band played several shows to help finance their debut album. Later in November, more dates were added in the UK, this time, playing stadiums in June 2012.[9] The shows in Coventry, Manchester, Sunderland and London sold out in under two hours.[10] The tour kicked off with a live-streamed concert in Madrid. Each member of the band received £10.2 million after tax from the £118.4 million made.[11]

Broadcasts and recordings

Prior to the tour the band made a promotional concert in Madrid which was streamed live on YouTube. Entitled, "Coldplay Live: Unstaged", the band performed songs from Mylo Xyloto alongside their previous hits. The concert aired on 26 October 2011. The show was not only streamed on YouTube but also in Times Square. Internet users were able to view exclusive content including a pre-show interview and footage from the band's soundcheck. Viewers were also able to select their camera view, spanning from "front of stage" to "aerial". The show was directed by Anton Corbijn and presented by American Express.[12] The live webcast is reported to have been viewed by nearly 20 million viewers.[13] Replay of the show on Vevo was viewed by nearly 8 million viewers.

The 1 June concert at the Emirates Stadium was broadcast on Absolute Radio.[14] Known as "Coldplay: Live at the Emirates", the full show was aired live and uninterrupted.[15] Before the program aired, DJ Geoff Lloyd hosted a special entities, "Coldplay Hometime Special". The set featured interviews with the bandmembers, alongside the band's hits. A live album and concert film, entitled Coldplay Live 2012, were released in 2012. Two associated EPs, iTunes Festival: London 2011 and Live in Madrid were released on 18 September 2011 and 31 October 2011, respectively.

Set list
2011

This set list is representative of the show at the Plaza de Toros in Madrid. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.[16]

  1. "Mylo Xyloto"
  2. "Hurts Like Heaven"
  3. "Yellow"
  4. "In My Place"
  5. "Major Minus"
  6. "Lost!"
  7. "The Scientist"
  8. "Violet Hill"
  9. "God Put a Smile upon Your Face"
  10. "Paradise"
B-stage
  1. "Up in Flames"
  2. "'Til Kingdom Come"
Main set
  1. "Politik"
  2. "Viva la Vida"
  3. "Charlie Brown"
  4. "Life Is for Living"
Encore
  1. "Clocks"
  2. "Fix You"
  3. "M.M.I.X."
  4. "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall"
2012

This set list is representative of the first show at the Emirates Stadium in London. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.[17]

  1. "Mylo Xyloto"
  2. "Hurts Like Heaven"
  3. "In My Place"
  4. "Major Minus"
  5. "Lovers in Japan"
  6. "The Scientist"
  7. "Yellow"
  8. "Violet Hill"
  9. "God Put a Smile upon Your Face"
B-stage
  1. "Princess of China"
  2. "Up in Flames"
  3. "Warning Sign"
Main set
  1. "A Hopeful Transmission"
  2. "Don't Let It Break Your Heart"
  3. "Viva la Vida"
  4. "Charlie Brown"
  5. "Paradise"
Encore 1
  1. "Us Against the World"
  2. "Speed of Sound"
Encore 2
  1. "Clocks"
  2. "Fix You"
  3. "M.M.I.X."
  4. "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall"
2012 Summer Paralympics‚ London, Great Britain
  1. "Us Against the World"
  2. "Yellow"
  3. "Up in Flames"
  4. "Paradise"
  5. "42"
  6. "God Put a Smile upon Your Face" (with Mat Fraser)
  7. "Clocks"
  8. "Charlie Brown"
  9. "Princess of China" (with Rihanna)
  10. "Strawberry Swing"
  11. "We Found Love" (with Rihanna)
  12. "Viva la Vida"
Encore
  1. "Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Rihanna)
  2. "Paradise" (Reprise) (with Jay-Z)
  3. "The Scientist"
  4. "M.M.I.X."
  5. "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall"

Tour dates
List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, attendance and gross revenue
Date City Country Venue Opening acts Attendance Revenue
Leg 1 — Europe[18][19][20]
3 December 2011 Glasgow Scotland SEC Centre Emeli Sandé 9,243 / 9,654 $779,077
4 December 2011 Manchester England Manchester Arena MARINA 18,103 / 18,305 $1,530,480
9 December 2011 London The O2 Arena Emeli Sandé 16,632 / 16,800 $1,442,400
10 December 2011[lower-alpha 2] — 13,203 / 13,400 $1,110,146
14 December 2011 Paris France Bercy Arena Emeli Sandé 16,500 / 17,000 $1,170,338
15 December 2011 Cologne Germany Lanxess Arena 16,139 / 16,139 $1,187,492
17 December 2011 Rotterdam Netherlands Ahoy Rotterdam — —
18 December 2011 Antwerp Belgium Sportpaleis 18,340 / 18,340 $1,516,405
20 December 2011 Frankfurt Germany Festhalle 15,148 / 15,148 $1,179,503
21 December 2011 Berlin O2 World 14,623 / 14,623 $1,146,062
Asia[22]
31 December 2011[lower-alpha 3] Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Volvo Ocean Race — — —
Leg 2 — North America[23]
8 February 2012[lower-alpha 4] Los Angeles United States Club Nokia — 2,400 / 2,400 $256,500
17 April 2012 Edmonton Canada Rexall Place Metronomy
The Pierces		 14,306 / 16,238 $1,221,743
18 April 2012 Calgary Scotiabank Saddledome 14,463 / 14,463 $1,273,387
20 April 2012 Vancouver Rogers Arena 31,766 / 34,000 $2,774,380
21 April 2012
24 April 2012 Portland United States Rose Garden 12,966 / 12,966 $1,076,567
25 April 2012 Seattle KeyArena 14,244 / 14,244 $1,209,544
27 April 2012 San Jose HP Pavilion 33,894 / 33,894 $2,612,395
28 April 2012
1 May 2012 Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl 49,466 / 49,466 $4,158,205
2 May 2012
4 May 2012
Leg 3 — Europe[25]
18 May 2012 Porto Portugal Dragão Stadium MARINA
Rita Ora		 52,457 / 52,457 $4,631,908
20 May 2012 Madrid Spain Vicente Calderón Stadium 50,873 / 50,873 $3,820,451
22 May 2012 Nice France Stade Charles-Ehrmann 43,364 / 43,364 $2,902,592
24 May 2012 Turin Italy Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino 39,778 / 39,778 $2,752,188
26 May 2012 Zürich Switzerland Letzigrund 48,826 / 48,826 $6,389,495
29 May 2012 Coventry England Ricoh Arena Robyn
Rita Ora		 40,498 / 40,498 $3,609,630
1 June 2012 London Emirates Stadium MARINA
Ash		 173,596 / 173,596 $14,421,506
2 June 2012 Robyn
Rita Ora
4 June 2012
7 June 2012 Sunderland Stadium of Light 55,220 / 55,220 $4,331,891
9 June 2012 Manchester City of Manchester Stadium Robyn
Rita Ora		 113,256 / 113,256 $9,082,660
10 June 2012
Leg 4 — North America[26]
22 June 2012 Dallas United States American Airlines Center Robyn
Wolf Gang		 33,532 / 33,532 $2,581,064
23 June 2012
25 June 2012 Houston Toyota Center 26,763 / 26,763 $2,237,219
26 June 2012
28 June 2012 Tampa Tampa Bay Times Forum 15,934 / 16,830 $1,205,475
29 June 2012 Miami American Airlines Arena 18,266 / 18,266 $1,314,147
2 July 2012 Atlanta Philips Arena 17,218 / 17,218 $1,220,718
3 July 2012 Charlotte Time Warner Cable Arena 15,509 / 15,509 $1,230,556
5 July 2012 Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center 33,680 / 33,680 $2,745,129
6 July 2012
8 July 2012 Washington, D.C. Verizon Center 32,666 / 32,666 $2,710,116
9 July 2012
23 July 2012 Toronto Canada Air Canada Centre MARINA
Emeli Sandé		 35,434 / 35,434 $3,371,995
24 July 2012
26 July 2012 Montreal Bell Centre 36,893 / 36,893 $3,211,762
27 July 2012
29 July 2012 Boston United States TD Garden 32,248 / 32,248 $2,744,129
30 July 2012
1 August 2012 Auburn Hills The Palace of Auburn Hills 15,401 / 15,401 $1,185,387
3 August 2012 East Rutherford Izod Center 37,225 / 37,225 $3,286,692
4 August 2012
7 August 2012 Chicago United Center MARINA
Charli XCX		 33,995 / 33,995 $2,893,220
8 August 2012
10 August 2012 Saint Paul Xcel Energy Center 28,257 / 33,666 $2,472,728
11 August 2012
Leg 5 — Europe[27]
28 August 2012 Copenhagen Denmark Parken Stadium MARINA
Charli XCX		 50,595 / 50,595 $3,706,340
30 August 2012 Stockholm Sweden Stockholm Olympic Stadium 33,801 / 33,801 $3,114,210
2 September 2012 Saint-Denis France Stade de France 77,813 / 77,813 $6,360,020
4 September 2012 Cologne Germany RheinEnergieStadion 44,575 / 44,575 $3,366,680
6 September 2012 The Hague Netherlands Malieveld 68,274 / 68,274 $5,125,500
12 September 2012 Munich Germany Olympiastadion Munich 54,017 / 54,017 $4,286,410
14 September 2012 Leipzig Red Bull Arena 35,075 / 37,075 $2,748,530
16 September 2012 Prague Czech Republic Eden Arena 34,609 / 34,609 $2,775,130
19 September 2012 Warsaw Poland Stadion Narodowy 40,492 / 40,492 $2,480,500
22 September 2012 Hanover Germany AWD-Arena 43,414 / 43,414 $3,411,640
Leg 6 — Oceania[28]
10 November 2012 Auckland New Zealand Mount Smart Stadium The Temper Trap
The Pierces		 37,394 / 37,394 $3,907,510
13 November 2012 Melbourne Australia Etihad Stadium 63,378 / 63,378 $7,300,900
17 November 2012 Sydney Sydney Football Stadium 92,717 / 92,717 $10,703,300
18 November 2012
21 November 2012 Brisbane Suncorp Stadium 51,435 / 51,435 $6,025,180
Leg 7 — North America[29]
29 December 2012 Uncasville United States Mohegan Sun Arena Naturally 7 6,518 / 6,518 $918,355
30 December 2012 New York City Barclays Center 16,014 / 16,014 $1,934,872
31 December 2012[lower-alpha 5] — 16,105 / 16,105 $2,871,570
Total 2,215,316 / 2,226,765 (99.4%) $189,162,593

Cancelled shows
List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason
Date City Country Venue Reason Ref.
5 February 2013 São Paulo Brazil Estádio do Morumbi "Circumstances beyond our control" [31]
7 February 2013 Porto Alegre Zequinha
9 February 2013 Buenos Aires Argentina Estadio Único de La Plata
12 February 2013 Santiago Chile Estadio Monumental
15 February 2013 Mexico City Mexico Foro Sol
18 February 2013 Guadalajara Estadio Tres de Marzo
19 February 2013 Monterrey Estadio Universitario

Personnel

Credits taken from the band's official tour book, which was sold exclusively on merchandise booths and their online store.[32]

Performing members
Main crew
  • Dave Holmes – manager
  • Phil Harvey – creative director
  • Marguerite Nguyen – tour manager
  • Arlene Moon, Mandi Bursteen, Aziyn Babayan – 3D Management
  • EJ McDonald, Jessie Collins – artist assistants
  • Dan Green – sound engineer and producer
  • Miller – Pro Tools and website
  • Rik Simpson – record engineer and producer
Production
  • Bill Leabody – production manager
  • Steve Iredale – stadium site coordinator
  • Craig Finley – stage manager
  • Nicole Erin Kuhns – production coordinator
  • Tiffany Henry – wardrobe
Backline
  • Matt McGinn – guitar tech
  • Craig Hope – guitar tech
  • Sean Buttery – drum tech
  • Neil Lambert – keys and digital tech
  • Paul Newman – bass tech
Sound
  • Chris Wood – monitor engineer
  • Tony Smith – FoH assistant
  • Nick Davis – monitor assistant
  • Ali Viles – RF tech
Sound crew
  • Sid Rogerson (chief)
  • Kyle Walsh (chief)
  • Nick Mooney
  • Conor Dunne
  • Josh de Jong
  • Craig Gordon
  • Matt Latham
  • John Switzer
  • Victor Arko
  • Jordan Kolenc
  • Kurt Wolf
Lighting crew
  • Mick Stowe (chief)
  • Graham Feast (operator)
  • Phil Sharp
  • Ricky Butler
  • Kris Lundberg
  • Wayne Kwiat
  • Marta Iwan
  • John Bailey
  • Gareth Pritchard
  • Paul Burke
  • Ben Rogerson
  • Mark Goodwall
Video crew
  • Andy Bramley (diretor)
  • Ed Jarman (engieer)
  • Ben Miles (media servers)
  • Phil Johnston
  • Pieter Laleman
  • Sacha Moore
  • Robyn Tearle
  • Chip Wood
Rigging crew
  • Russell Glenn (head rigger)
  • Jerry Hough (coordinator)
  • Bjorn Melchert
  • Matt Rynes
Carpenters
  • Pat Boyd
  • Mike Humeniuk
  • Andy Pearson
Special effects
  • David Kennedy – laser and pyro design
  • Mike Hartle – lasers
  • John Lyons – pyro
  • Derek Purciful – confetti
Security
  • Andy Frost, Kelly Samuels – artist security
  • Jackie Jackson – venue security
Stage
  • Paul Normandale – lighting and production designer
  • Misty Buckley – stage and prop design
  • Paris, Reggie Matherson, Lynden Mallinson – instrument and stage painting
Trainer
  • Dan Portanier
Catering
  • Soozie Coll
  • Alicia Boardman
  • Pauline Austin
  • Jesse Davies
  • Piers Dawson
  • Sharon Jackson
Stadium dressing rooms
  • Dave Loudon
  • Ian Thomason
Representatives
  • Hal Hamer, Dan Vitt – merchandise (North America)
  • Paul Nolan – merchandise (Europe)
  • Julie Matway – Live Nation
  • Rachel Edwards – Oxfam
  • Gavin Maude, Jonathan Petch – legal
VIP ticketing coordinator
  • Tiffany Hiliard
  • Arman Chaparyan
Xylobands
  • Jason Regler
  • Hillside Design
Accounting
  • Alex Pollock – tour accountant
  • Dales Evans, Lester Dales, Paul Making – band accountant
US Accounting
  • David Weise & Co.
  • Sue Davidian
  • Diana de La Cerda
  • Laurie Wolf
UK Accounting
  • Headlong Tours LLP
  • Dale Evans & Co. Ltd.
  • Lester Dales
  • Paul Makin
  • Tracy Lawson
  • Debbie Johnson
Booking agents
  • Steve Strange, Josh Javor – X-Ray Touring (UK)
  • Marty Diamond, Larry Webman – Paradigm (US)
Record company
Suppliers
  • Champman Freeborn Airchartering – aircraft charter
  • Beat the Street, Senators Coaches – bussing
  • Eat to the Beat – catering
  • Cube Services Inc. – credentials
  • Global Motion Ltd. – freight
  • Moorcrofts of London – UK ground transport
  • Daitz Personal Logistics LLC – US ground transport
  • Stars and Cars – Europe ground transport
  • Robertson Taylor Inc. – insurance
  • The Factory – itinerary books
  • Lite Alternative Ltd., Upstaging Radios, Road Radios – lighting
  • Celebrity Protection, Keleca Associates – security
  • Brilliant Stages, Hangman Ltd., Specialz Ltd., Air Artists – set construction
  • Strictly FX Inc. – special effects
  • All Access – staging
  • Wigwam Acoustics, 8th Day Sound – sound
  • XL Video – video
  • Stagetruck Ltd., Upstaging – trucking
  • The Appointment Group – UK travel
  • Altour – US travel
  • The Event Safety Shop – health and safety
Website
  • Brian Schulmeister, Wendy Marvel – design
  • Chris Salmon – editor
  • Debs Wild – ambassador
Tour book
  • Wendy Marvel – design
  • Chris Salmon – interviews
  • Paris, Coldplay, Tappin Gofton – original album artwork
Tour book production
  • Jeremy Joseph
  • Dell Furano
  • Rick Fish
  • Pete Weber
  • Tanya Davis
  • Emily Theobald
  • Kate Stretton
Photos courtesy of
  • Miller
  • Benjamin Etridge
  • Sarah Lee
  • Phil Harvey
  • Noah Abrams

Gear

Credits taken from Projection, Lights & Staging News, with product quantities being represented between parenthesis whenever possible.[33]

  • HES Wholehog 3 Consoles with Wings (2)
  • Vari*Lite VL3500 Wash FX Fixtures (34)
  • Martin MAC 700 Profiles (28)
  • Martin MAC 2000 Wash XBs (13)
  • Martin MAC 101s (70)
  • Martin MAC 250s (20)
  • Martin MAC Viper Profile (1)
  • Atomic 3000 Strobes (26)
  • Molefay 4-lite Liners (49)
  • i-Pix Satellite 2s (36)
  • i-Pix BB4s (66)
  • Novalight Nova Flowers (6)
  • Custom 2K Floor Fixtures with Two iPix BB4s in Each (5)
  • Martin MAC 250 Fixtures with Beam Kits (20)
  • Wildfire 400W UV-A Fixtures with Irises (3)
  • Chauvet UV Shadows (8)
  • Robert Juliat 1.2K Lancelot Spots (8)
  • Lyceum 2.5K FOH Spots (4)
  • Lyceum M2 Long Throw (1)
  • Look Solutions Orka Foggers (2)
  • Reel EFX DF-50 Diffusion Hazers (2)
  • Barco O-lite 5 m Diameter Circular Screen, 10 mm LED (1)
  • Barco FLM R22+ DLP Projectors in Custom Frames (10)
  • Circular Video Screens for Stadiums with Pixled F-12 (5)
  • Catalyst v4 Media Servers (4)
  • 16x16 Lightware DVI Matrix (1)
  • Grass Valley Kayak 2.5M/E Switcher (1)
  • Sony HXC-100K Cameras (5)
  • AJA Video Systems Ki Pro Recording Units (3)
  • Thundering Jacks Video Dust System (1)
  • Xylobands (2.3 million)

See also

Notes
  1. $227.21 million in 2021 dollars.[1]
  2. The concert in London on 10 December 2011 was a one-off charity performance for Kids Company.[21]
  3. The concert in Abu Dhabi on 31 December 2011 was a private New Year's Eve performance.[22]
  4. The concert in Los Angeles on 8 February 2012 was a one-off charity performance for iHeartMedia.[24]
  5. The concert in New York City on 31 December 2012 was co-headlined with Jay-Z.[30]

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