Coldplay adds Hanroro, Elyanna to Korea concert guest lineup
Hanroro, Elyanna join lineup with Twice, who will play all 6 concerts
With Coldplay's highly anticipated concerts in Korea just a week away, the band has announced two additional special guests.
Singer-songwriter Hanroro and Palestinian Chilean artist Elyanna have been added to the guest lineup for Coldplay's upcoming "Music of the Spheres" concerts in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province.
Coldplay will perform six shows in Korea on April 16, 18, 19, 22, 24 and 25 at the Goyang Sports Complex Stadium. Hanroro will take the stage as a guest on the final two nights, April 24 and 25, while Elyanna will perform April 16, 18, 19 and 22.
Hanroro gained widespread attention with her debut single 'Let Me Love My Youth," released in March 2022, and has continued to captivate audiences with her unique perspective on youth through her first EP, "Take Off," released in August 2023, and second EP, "Home," in May 2024. Her fresh sound has made her a sought-after act at music festivals across Korea.
Elyanna, who began her music career in 2019, is known for blending Arabic music with Latin rhythms to create a distinctive, experimental Arab-pop sound. From a young age, she has been immersed in music, building a signature style that sets her apart.
Meanwhile, Twice, one of the most beloved K-pop girl groups, is scheduled to appear as a guest for all six nights of Coldplay's Korea concerts.
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