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Coldplay is offering fans a unique glimpse behind the scenes of their concerts, showcasing the intricate efforts that go into producing shows for up to 100,000 attendees each night. A key feature of their performances is the use of LED wristbands, which light up in sync with the music, creating a vibrant and immersive experience for concertgoers.
During the band's Music of the Spheres world tour, each attendee receives an LED wristband that flashes, glows, and pulses throughout the show. These wristbands are not only a spectacle but also part of Coldplay's commitment to sustainability. The band encourages fans to recycle the wristbands by displaying a Wristband Recycling Leaderboard at each concert, motivating attendees to return them. This initiative has been successful, with an average return rate of 86% during the tour's first year. Notably, Copenhagen achieved a leading return rate of 96%.
Recycling the wristbands allows Coldplay to reduce their production by 80%, significantly contributing to their sustainable efforts. The band is known for its high-energy concerts filled with dazzling lights, and the LED wristbands are a crucial part of that experience. By promoting recycling, Coldplay aims to keep LED batteries out of the trash and minimize their environmental impact.
