The excitement is brewing as there are only a few hours left till Coldplay takes the stage at their long-awaited “Music Of The Spheres” concert in Bukit Jalil National Stadium. Of course, fans are already eager – so much so that they’ve already begun queuing at the venue.
A video shared on Twitter shows a crowd of fans already lining up at Bukit Jalil at 9am, even though the gates won’t open until 5pm. Some fans have even brought floor mats and packed some food, perhaps to make the queue bearable. Coldplay fan and model, Joanna Joseph, shared that she had begun queuing since last night. However, being early does have its perks because Joanna revealed that she is first in line for the show. In another tweet, the model revealed that she will be in the free-standing ‘Higher Power’ zone, so being the first in line will guarantee her a closer view of the stage.
9am coldplay fuh real ni gais pic.twitter.com/dzwvsiRtDI
— keem (@AkeemSharyzal) November 22, 2023
Started queuing at 12am and we are first in line today for #COLDPLAYinKL ✨
If you are in the Higher Power zone remember to redeem your wristbands first before standing at the gate!
There’s been a bit of confusion because many people are already queuing at Cat 3 and it’s a… pic.twitter.com/Cp6M1bmhVP
— 🌙 (@OfficialJoannaJ) November 21, 2023
If you’re wondering, opening act Bunga will begin her performance at 8pm before making way for Coldplay to perform at 9pm. According to fans, the first round of merchandise sales commenced at 11am. Fans are also encouraged to redeem their wristbands before entering the stadium to ensure a smooth entry. Live Nation Malaysia has also shared additional information through their social media pages.
Tons of netizens have reacted to these Coldplay fans and their immense dedication. Some netizens couldn’t help but crack a few jokes at the scene, like one who said, “Looks like a lot of people have taken a leave from work today.” Many had also wished luck to those queuing up and hoped they were well prepared for any possibility of rain.
If you’re part of the lucky group attending today’s concert, do abide by all the rules of organisers and authorities – but most importantly, have fun!
