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Coldplay’s 2026 Rainbow Tour: The Big Reveal (Leaked Dates & Cities)

Coldplay fans have long speculated about what comes next after their Music of the Spheres era, and now rumors are swirling about a massive 2026 “Rainbow Tour” that promises to light up the globe. According to a variety of music blogs, fan sites, and press leaks, the tour will span Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia — making stops in cities large and small.

While the band has not yet confirmed the tour officially (as of this writing), here’s what’s circulating as the most likely (or at least most widely reported) itinerary, plus details, caveats, and how you might catch them in your city.Reported Tour Dates & Cities

Below is a summary of leaked or reported dates and cities on the 2026 Rainbow Tour. Again: unconfirmed, but widely circulated.

European Leg (April – June)April 25 — London, UK — Wembley StadiumApril 28 — Paris, France — Stade de FranceMay 2 — Berlin, Germany — OlympiastadionMay 6 — Rome, Italy — Stadio OlimpicoMay 10 — Madrid, Spain — Wanda Metropolitano

North American Leg (June – August)June 12 — New York City, NY — MetLife StadiumJune 16 — Toronto, ON — Rogers CentreJune 20 — Chicago, IL — Soldier FieldJune 24 — Los Angeles, CA — SoFi StadiumJuly 1 — Dallas, TX — AT&T StadiumJuly 10 — Montreal, QC — Olympic Stadium

South America & Asia Leg (September – November)September 5 — Buenos Aires, Argentina — Estadio MonumentalSeptember 12 — São Paulo, Brazil — Morumbi StadiumOctober 1 — Tokyo, Japan — Tokyo DomeOctober 8 — Seoul, South Korea — Seoul Olympic StadiumOctober 15 — Beijing, China — National Stadium

African & Australian Leg (November – December)November 10 — Johannesburg, South Africa — FNB StadiumNovember 20 — Sydney, Australia — ANZ StadiumNovember 25 — Melbourne, Australia — Marvel StadiumDecember 1 — Auckland, New Zealand — Eden Park

Some additional rumored dates in Asia, the Middle East, and even the UAE have been floated in fan circles, such as Zayed Sports City, Abu Dhabi (reported in a leak) in late July.What’s Confirmed vs. Rumor: Proceed with Caution

Because this tour is not (yet) formally announced by Coldplay, everything above should be treated as speculative. Here are some caveats and what we do know (or strongly suspect):None of the major news outlets or Coldplay’s official channels have confirmed the Rainbow Tour (so far).Reports are emerging from secondary sources, fan outlets, and leaked schedules.Some dates appear inconsistent with routing logic (e.g. big jumps across continents), which suggests further changes or elaborations are likely.The term “Rainbow Tour” itself is not confirmed — it’s a name used by fan sites and secondary reports.The band’s prior Music of the Spheres tour has had extended legs and surprise additions, so Coldplay is no stranger to mid-tour announcements and changes in routing.

Thus, while the above is a good working draft of what might come, expect adjustments.How to Know If They’re Coming to Your City

If you want to see whether your city is on the list, here’s what you can do:Check the leaks above — see if your city or country is in the lists above.Watch Coldplay’s official channels — their website, social media, and newsletters will be the first to confirm.Join fan clubs / mailing lists — often early ticket or presale alerts go to fan club members.Stay on local concert promoters’ lists — they often list “tentative” large acts before formal announcements.Be ready for presales — once a tour is confirmed, presales may open days or even weeks before general tickets.

If you tell me which city (or country) you’re interested in, I can check whether it appears in the leak lists or if there’s a local rumor for your place.What to Expect: Production, Setlists & Themes

If the Rainbow Tour comes to fruition, here are features predicted / expected based on leaks and Coldplay’s history:Spectacular visual and light shows: The name “Rainbow Tour” implies bold, color-driven staging, LED effects, immersive lighting, and possibly interactive elements with the audience.Blending classic hits and new material: Leaks suggest the setlist will include fan favorites (think “Clocks,” “Fix You,” “Viva La Vida,” “Yellow”) alongside newer songs yet-to-be-released.Eco-conscious touring: Coldplay has long spoken of reducing the carbon footprint of their tours, and the Rainbow Tour rumor includes talk of sustainable stage design, renewable energy usage, and greener logistics.Global scale with local flair: Because the tour spans multiple continents, there might be region-specific guest artists, localized performances, or surprise shows in smaller markets.Why This Tour Matters

For fans and music observers, the speculated 2026 Rainbow Tour is significant for several reasons:It may mark a new era: After Music of the Spheres, some thought Coldplay might scale down global touring. Rainbow hints at an ambitious return to large-scale shows.Legacy & momentum: The name and direction suggest Coldplay wants to cement its place as not just a stadium act but a creative, visually-driven experience.Local access: Many fans in regions that Coldplay seldom visits (e.g. Africa, Southeast Asia) would hope this tour reaches more cities and countries than past tours.FOMO effect: By wrapping many regions into a single tour, the demand and build-up may heighten ticket urgency globally.What You Can Do NowKeep an eye on Coldplay’s official site and social channels for confirmation alerts.Sign up for local ticket seller and concert promoter updates in your city.If your city is in a leak list above, prepare financially (tickets, travel) early — many big stadium tours sell out fast.Watch for fan club presales or special access codes.Be ready for last-minute changes — the route might expand, contract, or shift as deals finalize.If you like, I can cross‑reference local sources for your specific city (for Nigeria, Lagos, West Africa, etc.) to see whether there’s a rumored stop there. Do you want me to check for your city?