Coldplay fans were once again left incensed after missing out on tickets to see the band on the UK leg of their Music of the Spheres Tour next year

Fans hoping to see Coldplay have been left "gutted" after missing out on tickets. There was another chance earlier to secure a place for concerts at Hull's Craven Park and London's Wembley Stadium. However, general sale tickets sold out in under 40 minutes, with some then appearing on resale websites moments later for as much as £2,916.

Coldplay fans faced a frantic scramble for tickets to the band's 2025 stadium tour on Friday morning (September 27), with many encountering significant problems. As general admission tickets went on sale at 9am, fans reported being stuck in massive queues of more than 90,000 people for each date.

So the story goes for Ticketmaster’s release of Coldplay tickets which went live this morning at 9am UK and have caused fury among fans clamouring to snap up tickets globally, including the Hull and record-breaking Wembley Stadium gigs from August 18th through to September 8th next year.

Fans hoping to get pre-sale tickets for Coldplay's upcoming concerts at Craven Park in Hull and London's Wembley Stadium have had mixed fortunes. Those who pre-ordered Coldplay's latest album were given access to tickets from 09:00 BST, with limited numbers available.