Coldplay ‘Peace Concerts’ for Israelis, Palestinians won’t happen in 2017

A recent report by 'Times of Israel´ confirmed that the British band will give two concerts in November to promote peace in Israel and Palestine. On Monday, a band representative called it a misunderstood, when frontman Chris Martin mentioned the band's desire to make a peace festival in Israel.

The information came from Israel Channel 2, which later Times of Israel cited. The article reported the band was going to perform in November two and three in a location at the north of the Dead Sea for Israelis and Palestine people. A day later, the same media denied the facts of this report, according to Rolling Stone.

The information included a number of 50,000 tickets to be sold for both territories, quoted JTA org News. The news also claimed that the band will go to Israel two weeks before the event to record a new song with the artist of both countries. But it was false as well.

The TV report had said the place of the concert will be in an "agricultural area" making any more comments on it, adding that the security aspect is under control, so the audience only needs to wait that the tickets came out for sale purpose.

Maybe these claims were made after Chris Martin visited Israel two months ago and talked about his plans for the next Global Citizen Festival. The singer talked about looking for locations in Israel to make this event after he came from Mumbai, indicate Times of Israel.

Coldplay will play next to Jaz at the Inaugural Global Citizen Festival in India on November 19. The Mumbai event uses crowdfunding through the website Ketto to raise money for children in need across the country.

Hopefully, the event rep will set a specific location by the end of the year, and the band so collaborators make this make happen that evidently are for a humanitarian purpose.