Coldplay are heading back to Southeast Asia in 2024.

Ahead of the multi-date concerts in the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, the British pop-rock act revealed the support acts for the said shows.

💫 Asia 2024 support acts announced

♾ Infinity Tickets for those shows - priced at the equivalent of $20 each - on sale soon

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Filipino singer-songwriter Jikamarie is set to open the Philippine Arena concerts in Bulacan on 19 - 20 January.

Meanwhile, three artists have been announced for the six-night residency at the Singapore National Stadium. Music producer and singer-songwriter Jasmine Sokko is set to take over the stage on 23 - 26 January, while artist and musician RRILEY will be opening the shows on 27, and 30 - 31 January. Joining the Singaporean acts is rising Indonesian pop singer Jinan Laetitia who will be performing for all six shows.

Thai-Italian pop singer Valentina Ploy will be opening the final stretch of the tour at Bangkok's Rajamangala National Stadium on 3 - 4 February.

To make the Music of the Spheres World Tour accessible to more fans, Coldplay will also be releasing Infinity Tickets priced at the equivalent of USD 20 each. Sign up at infinity.coldplay.com for more information.

Get to know the opening acts of Coldplay's Music of the Spheres Asia Tour – YOASOBI, Accusefive, Bunga, Rahmania Astrini

For the 2023 Asia leg, the likes of Japanese superduo YOASOBI, Taiwanese trio Accusefive, Malaysian rapper Bunga, and Indonesian singer-songwriter Rahmania Astrini. Beloved Indonesian group Maliq & D' Essentials also made a surprise performance at the Jakarta concert last month.

Watch this space for updates.