Coldplay fans rejoice! Band to perform in Mumbai and for... FREE!

September 10, 2016 14:35

Coldplay playing in India has become quite a thing. Ever since they visited India last year, rumours of their concert in the country have not stopped.

After a report in a tabloid claimed that the tickets for the Mumbai concert of the band will range from Rs 25,000 to Rs 5 lakh, fans could not contain their shock and took to Twitter to express their anger over the prices.

If you were worried about how youll afford the tickets. Stop right there because theyre free. Yes, you read that right. The tickets are absolutely free but you cant just walk-in and get them. You have to earn them.

In their very first event in India as a part of Global Poverty Project that aims to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030, the organisers want you to do good deeds and earn a ticket for yourself. @coldplay headline the 1st #GlobalCitizen Festival in India on 11/19! Tix are FREE by taking action, Global Citizen tweeted from its official handle.

So no, you guys, the tickets will not cost Rs 25,000 or more. Theyll be FREE!

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