We were driving in the middle of the solar eclipse, and didn’t notice the effect too much, aside from a strange slightly twilight fade in the sky. We set off for Toronto yesterday in the early afternoon, my Coldplay playlist in “shuffle” mode all the way to Aldershot. My daughter agreed to go with me to the concert and we bought our tickets months in advance.
#Coldplay a head full of dreams tour opening movie#
The poetry is heart-wrenching and can do as much with the emotions in the span of a few minutes as a sad movie can do in three hours.Ĭoldplay announced several months ago that they would be including Toronto as a venue in their “Head Full of Dreams” tour. “U.F.O.,” “Oceans,” and “O” are examples. When iTunes came along, I happily stocked my phone with Coldplay hits, but what I really gravitated to were the band’s gentler tunes with simple accompaniment, Chris singing with a guitar and a few strings, or crooning along with some delicious piano chords. Coldplay seems to be the entire world’s favourite band. Over the years, they grew on me until I realized that Chris Martin was a genius and Coldplay was my favourite band. I turned up the volume for “Fix You” in the car and started paying closer attention to Coldplay. I guess I was one of those practical, no-nonsense middle-aged moms back in those days. How does someone ‘ignite’ their bones?” My daughter quickly replied that it was Coldplay, it was poetry, and it didn’t have to make sense. Back in 2005, I heard a new song on the radio, and I said to my teenage daughter, “Those lyrics are kind of weird.
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