Members of Coldplay and French ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet are seen during an interview, in this still image from an undated handout video obtained by Reuters on May 6, 2021. — Coldplay/Handout via ReutersLONDON, May 7 — British band Coldplay chose an out of this world way to mark the release of their latest singleViva la Vida
, linked up with the International Space Station to speak with French ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet about life in space. They also shared a recorded outdoor performance of their new song, featuring colourful alien holograms dancing to the tune, to Pesquet, who played it on board the ISS. “Right now we aren’t able to play for anybody on Earth, so we thought we’d just play for you,” lead singer Chris Martin to Pesquet during their chat, a video of which was shared on Friday. “It’s like our one-man concert.”
Last week, the band wrote on its Twitter page that the song, produced by Swedish songwriter and producer Max Martin, “arrived on a little keyboard and a bathroom sink at the start of 2020”.Higher PowerThey are also set to perform at Glastonbury’s livestream concert on May 22 after the festival’s usual greenfield music event was cancelled again this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. — Reuters
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