TWICE Joins Coldplay’s ‘Music of the Spheres’ Tour for a Seoul Spectacle in 2025

Especially when it’s the internationally known British rock band Coldplay linking up with K-pop phenomenon TWICE, few events match the excitement of watching two major musicians coming together for music enthusiasts all around. For their upcoming “Music of the Spheres” tour concerts in Seoul, South Korea, Coldplay stated on November 1, TWICE will be the guest of honor. Set to take place at Goyang Stadium—April 16, 18, 19, 22, 24, and 25 in 2025—this first-of-kind alliance combines Coldplay’s dramatic soundscapes and strong stage presence with K-pop’s bright, visually rich style.

A collaboration for the ages: Coldplay Meets TWICE

After Coldplay made their announcement, TWICE’s members expressed their excitement on social media, in writing, “We’re happy to perform as the special guest for the one and only [Coldplay] Music of the Spheres World Tour! Get ready for that TWICE X Coldplay synergy featuring amazing visuals and performance. Well-known for their contagious energy, intricate choreography, and arresting pictures, TWICE seems to provide Coldplay another angle on their tour. This collaboration brings two quite distinct but equally strong genres together, each with their individual sound and audience, thereby offering an amazing experience that will undoubtedly wow even the most experienced concertgoers.

Tickets and packages for every type of fan

Starting at 66,000 KRW (approximately PHP 2,700), tickets for the Seoul shows would vary from reasonably priced options to unforgettable experiences. For people seeking the ultimate immersive experience, the “Ultimate Spheres Experience” package sells for 1,080,000 KRW (approximately PHP 45,000). Although the tariffs cover a wide spectrum of entry points, each tier guarantees a different experience with Coldplay and TWICE since the artists have painstakingly built every element of the show to offer an audiovisual feast for their audience.

Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres” Tour marks record breaking

Already a success, Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres” tour has the biggest grossing concert tour of all time with around 10 million tickets sold worldwide and profits of an unheard-of $1 billion. Beginning in March 2022, this tour has been praised not only for its wide musical setlist—which includes crowd-favorite songs like Viva La Vida, Fix You, Yellow, The Scientist, and A Sky Full of Stars—but also for its incredible stage visuals and original interactive elements directly bringing fans into the experience. Against this context, TWICE’s appearance on the Seoul schedule accentuates the appeal and raises the audience’s excitement.

Nine-member powerhouse TWICE has drawn a huge global fanbase with their clever yet understated K-pop style. Comprising members Jeongyeon, Jihyo, Dahyun, Tzuyu, Mina, Sana, Chaeyoung, Momo, and Nayeon, TWICE has delighted audiences all around with hits like Fancy, What is Love?, Cheer Up, and TT, so stressing the group’s special mix of contagious melodies and high-energy performances. TWICE is slated for a December 2024 comeback with their 14th mini-album, Strategy, which will highlight a well-publicized collaboration with Grammy-winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion. This greatly expected album is probably going to have even more worldwide impact as TWICE closes cultural gaps and enthralls fans all across.

Cooperation History Between Asian Artists and Coldplay

Coldplay has a history of closely connecting with Asian local music scenes, sometimes working with area musicians to integrate odd musical elements into their live performances. The band shocked the crowd with guest performances by well-known Filipino OPM groups Dilaw and Lola Amour and made news by bringing solo artist Jikamarie as their special guest during their vacation in the Philippines earlier this year. Coldplay has proved its commitment to diversity and cultural exchange by way of these collaborations, therefore producing remarkable experiences for its fans that highlight the capacity of music to transcend boundaries.

Coldplay’s experience crafting immersive, multi-sensory musical events and TWICE’s mastery of performance art would allow fans to expect a next-level performance incorporating state-of- the-art graphics, intriguing choreography, and setlists aimed to keep the audience fascinated from start to end. TWICE’s K-pop style and Coldplay’s colorful, cosmic themes will most likely mingle to produce an incredible event that offers fans a unique opportunity to watch two of the biggest names in music on one stage.

Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres” tour, which runs until September 2025, will reach audiences all around the globe and thereby support its legacy as one of the most aspirational and successful concert tours in history. Apart from showing great success in terms of ticket sales and profitability, the tour has underlined the band’s commitment to sustainability by featuring eco-friendly initiatives including a 50% CO2 emission pledge and a dynamic floor that harnesses fan energy.