Coldplay's Toronto night 2 concert is reviewed, including Chris Martin's comments about Rogers Stadium and his acknowledging of a fan's Israeli flag.

Coldplay's Chris Martin hopes he "didn’t do something bad" after making a joke about a couple having an affair when they ducked away from the fan cam at his concert.

Coldplay’s “Music of the Spheres World Tour” has been very eventful. Last week, lead singer Chris Martin made headlines after he forgot the lyrics to his own song during a Toronto show. This week, the band inadvertently exposed a high-profile affair during a show in Boston.

If you live in Toronto, you have probably heard that Coldplay is in town this week. The award-winning rock band kicked off their first performances at Toronto’s newest venue, Rogers Stadium, on July 7, followed by a second show on July 8. They will return to finish their stops in the city on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12.

An Indigenous youth group welcomed Coldplay fans to Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Canada, on Monday, July 7, ahead of the British rock band taking the stage. Concertgoer Aliyaan Amlani-Kurji shared this video to TikTok with the caption: “This makes my heart so warm.

Even Coldplay frontman Chris Martin had to address the confusion, calling the Rogers Stadium a "weird stadium in the middle of nowhere."

The globally recognized K-pop girl group will bring their Deadline World Tour to Toronto’s Rogers Stadium as their only Canadian stop.

"We are already making adjustments," the mega-tour promoter said after Rogers Stadium's opening night criticism online following a June 29 Stray Kids concert.

Coldplay kicked off their four-night takeover of Toronto's Rogers Stadium on Monday, and although fans seemed to have a better experience inside the new venue than at last week's inaugural show, a crowd management expert suggests there's still room for improvement.