Chris Martin concludes it's India tour with 'Vande Mataram'

The Grand Finale of Coldplay’s India Tour

The Coldplay tour 2025 took fans across Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Each performance was a mix of the band’s chart-topping hits and surprise moments that underscored their love for the country. The finale, held in Ahmedabad, was particularly electrifying, drawing an audience of thousands, including fans who traveled from across the globe to witness the historic event.

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Chris Martin’s heartfelt performance of ‘Vande Mataram’ was the highlight of the finale. Accompanied by traditional Indian instruments and a choir, the rendition paid homage to India’s rich musical heritage. The crowd erupted into cheers and chants, moved by the unexpected yet touching tribute. This moment showcased Martin’s ability to transcend cultural barriers, connecting with the Indian audience on a profound level.

Coldplay’s relationship with India is not new. From their collaboration with Indian artists in the past to their global hit "Hymn for the Weekend," which featured scenes shot in India, the band has consistently celebrated the country’s culture. During the Chris Martin India tour, the artist expressed his admiration for India’s diversity, spirituality, and vibrant energy, making fans feel an even stronger bond with the band.

A Fusion of Music and Culture

The Coldplay India concert was more than a musical event; it was a cultural exchange. Incorporating Indian instruments like the tabla and sitar into their performances, the band showcased their versatility and respect for India’s musical traditions. The inclusion of ‘Vande Mataram’ added a patriotic fervor to the evening, making it unforgettable for fans and attendees. 

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During the event, Chris also surprised his Indian fans by singing Vande Mataram on India’s Republic Day and even hummed a few lines of Maa Tujhe Salaam. Led by singer Jasleen Royal, who became the first Indian singer to open for Coldplay, the entire packed stadium, in unison, sang the national anthem during the Sunday concert.