definethegreatline

Wow, holy capitals. Thanks for the answers though! And rip Life is Beautiful

1. Can you provide more insight as to why the GS tour was extremely short?
2. What in your opinion, has changed the most in terms of getting signed and promoting a record in British music industry from the 90's to today?
3. Are label deals not as powerful as self-promotion at the moment?
4. During the X&Y/Viva era, I was under the impression that Chris had a reluctance to have their songs in ads (I might be muddling this up here) and in my opinion, that has somewhat remained true to this day for the other records. Any particular reason?
5. How does exactly the deal with Parlophone and Atlantic work - does Atlantic only handle promotion in US/rest of the world outside of the EU/UK? (I've probably got this wrong somewhere too)
6. Don't know if you can disclose this, but is touring or record sales/streaming/royalties more lucrative for a band of Coldplay's stature?
7. Finally, when is Life is Beautiful being released? ;^)

Thanks for coming by, sorry that Reddit isn't being very nice.

Dunno, but their last tour was only the third highest grossing tour of all time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Oh man I forgot about that. That was awesome

My friend photographed a family with that organisation before. Wonderful charity but very heartbreaking