A couple of days after organising the ‘biggest concert’ with record-breaking “Music of the Spheres World Tour” in Ahmedabad on January 25-26 at the Narendra Modi Stadium, British rock band Coldplay shared their experience in Ahmedabad on social media.

“Our biggest ever concert. Totally mind-blowing. Thank you Ahmedabad,” wrote Coldplay on X.

The team Coldplay also shared a reel on Instagram highlighting the places of Ahmedabad they have been to.

It starts with Hutheesing Jain Temple, Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Kalupur, and at last, their performing arena– Narendra Modi Stadium.

Fans reacted to the reel shared by Coldplay commenting, “Experience of a lifetime!”, “So proud to be Ahmedabadi”, and “Thank you Coldplay....for Introducing Ahmedabad Infrastructure to the World”.

The concert at Narendra Modi Stadium, which can host up to 1,32,000 attendees, was described as Coldplay’s biggest-ever show.

Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the Coldplay band’s successful India tour and emphasised the country’s vast potential for live music events.  

The economic impact of Coldplay’s concerts on India is already being felt. Analysts highlighted the emerging potential of India’s live music and entertainment industry.

According to their analysis, the sector could generate ₹6,000-8,000 crore in spending. The announcement of Coldplay’s concerts alone could have driven an increase in private consumption demand, with spending in the last two to three months alone ranging from ₹1,600-2,000 crore.

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