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    Coldplay, Post Malone and the concert economy: BookMyShow's Naman Pugalia on why India's live music boom is only getting bigger

    Post Malone's concert in Guwahati attracted around 20,000 fans, which proved to be a monumental economic boost, generating an estimated ₹43 crore for the local area. Fans traveled from more than 200 cities, reflecting the event's significant impact on tourism. A report shows people increasingly favor experiences over possessions, underlining how concerts can create memorable moments and facilitate the discovery of new musical talents.

    In 2020, Brazilian musician Alok launched Instituto Alok to back Amazon conservation with 400,000 seedlings. Today, its projects have helped restore 3 million m² of native forest

    Brazilian musician Alok is taking his environmental work beyond the stage through Instituto Alok, founded in 2020. The initiative supports Amazon forest restoration while working closely with local communities. In the Marajó region, one project has restored 291.5 hectares, nearly 3 million square metres, and planted more than 245,000 seedlings. Its community-led approach shows how Amazon conservation can also support families and create a more sustainable future.

    BookMyShow Live bets big on India’s concert boom with Stageco gear

    BookMyShow Live has invested in Belgian company Stageco's staging equipment. This move expands their production infrastructure for large-scale concerts and festivals. The new equipment will be deployed across Indian cities in the coming months. This investment supports India's growing live events market and global touring productions. BookMyShow Live aims to own reusable production assets for future events.

    A R Rahman jokes about Coldplay 'kiss cam' incident during US Tour

    During his Wonderment Tour in the US, Oscar-winning composer A R Rahman playfully referenced the viral Coldplay 'kiss cam' incident at his Tacoma Dome performance. Spotting the camera panning across the audience, Rahman joked, "I won't get you into trouble. Don't worry," eliciting laughter.

    With just India concerts, Coldplay beats Taylor Swift's Eras Tour numbers to set new Tour Guiness worly record

    Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour has set a record with 10.3 million tickets sold and eight months remaining. Surpassing The Eras Tour in attendance, it trails Taylor Swift’s tour in revenue, which remains the highest-grossing at $2.08 billion. Coldplay could still break this record by September.

    Coldplay’s ‘Music of the Spheres’ becomes most-attended tour ever, dethrones Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras’ tour

    British rock band Coldplay has officially surpassed Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in total attendance, selling over 10.3 million tickets for their Music of the Spheres World Tour. A significant contribution to this record came from their concerts in India, including historic performances in Mumbai and Ahmedabad. While Swift’s Eras Tour remains the highest-grossing, Coldplay’s tour, running until September 2025, could potentially challenge this record. Prime Minister Narendra Modi even acknowledged the band’s impact, reflecting on India's booming live music scene.

    The Economic Times
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