Fans eagerly awaiting the Coldplay concert in Mumbai were left high and dry as BookMyShow crashed just minutes before ticket sales were set to begin. The British band’s highly anticipated concerts on January 18 and 19, 2025, have generated immense excitement, and the sudden technical failure left many unable to secure their tickets.
Coldplay is set to make a highly anticipated return to India for their Music Of The Spheres World Tour, with concerts scheduled at Mumbai’s D.Y. Patil Sports Stadium on January 18 and 19, 2025. After a nine-year hiatus, the celebrated British rock band is ready to electrify fans with a mix of new tracks and classic hits.
Frustrated fans took to social media to vent as the BookMyShow website went limp moments before the sale of tickets were to go live today, September 22. Users across the country reported a widespread outage, sharing screenshots of frozen screens on social media. After a brief outage, the site was restored.
Several users on the X complained about the slow pace of ticket booking. “Dear @bookmyshow, if you get exclusive rights to sell a concert, at least be prepared for it. #Coldplayindia #Coldplay,” wrote a user.
“I am very close to getting Coldplay tickets. If the site fails to book my ticket, I will not be happy,” wrote another.
One user wrote, “@bookmyshow, crashed without even selling any tickets for coldplay show? #ColdplayMumbai @coldplay.”
Another wrote, “Yeah… I don’t think anyone is getting those Coldplay tickets in India… You tried, BookMyShow. Were you able to?”
BookMyShow also announced a new ticket limit for the upcoming Coldplay concert after massive surge in demand. Each person can now book only four tickets, a reduction from the previous limit of eight.
Ticket prices for the concert range from Rs 2,500 to Rs 35,000, with options priced at Rs 3,500, Rs 4,000, ₹4,500, Rs 9,000, and Rs 12,500. Standing floor tickets are available for Rs 6,450, while lounge tickets are priced at Rs 35,000.