Coldplay have cleared up speculation of concerts in Israel and Palestine, telling fans they are just visiting to listen and learn.
Frontman Chris Martin shared a selfie of the group on their travels with a statement denying any plans to perform or sign a new contract.
The post, put up on the band’s Twitter and Instagram accounts on Friday, read: “Hi everyone.
“We are in Israel and Palestine to listen and learn and that’s all; there is no concert scheduled, we are just having an interesting and enlightening trip to learn about the area.
“The articles suggesting that we have a signed contract are incorrect.
“Thankyou so much, love, cm.”
The trip comes barely two days after Coldplay delighted fans with a performance at Wednesday’s Brit Awards in collaboration with The Chainsmokers.
Something Just Like This by @TheChainsmokers and Coldplay. Out now! https://t.co/5gfeXJNTu8 pic.twitter.com/lgHI4ChPCe
— Coldplay (@coldplay) February 23, 2017
Their Something Just Like This track was officially released on the same day.Coldplay will take their A Head Full Of Dreams tour across the globe next month, starting with Singapore on March 31.
