Sang our hearts out, screamed at the top of our lungs, jumped for joy and danced until we dropped with our fellow Coldplay fans in this adventure-of-a-lifetime experience. Bucket list item checked off!

Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour strongly promotes sustainability. However, after watching the concert, I would have to add inclusivity. The whole band, especially Chris Martin, emphasized that. They performed songs in Korean, Filipino and even in sign language. They even picked local artists to sing with them such as Dilaw. What a proud Pinoy moment. Chris also performed ‘People Of The Pride’ while waving a rainbow flag. We also fell in love with Jikamarie and her music and how she owned the stage while she performed. Her performance and music answered our question about why she was chosen for the opening act. Overall, the prod was literally ‘out of this world’! What an incredible blessing to have witnessed all of these in person.

Thank You God for aligning all the stars to make this night possible. It was never easy to get Coldplay tickets. The tickets were quickly sold out even in the nearby countries. I already let the dream to watch them live go as there was no other way for me to get tickets. I didn’t remove the Coldplay concert seat plan though from my phone’s set of widgets, hoping that one day the tickets would miraculously land on my lap. Then, last year, it finally happened. I met a legitimate ticket seller, hence, the dream came true last night. Bonus? You gave us a good location of our seats as there was enough space to jump, dance and catch the giant balloons. The location was sooo good we were standing the whole time!

Two nights ago, my question was “How do you sleep the night before a Coldplay concert?” Now, my question is, “How do we move on from this Coldplay experience?”