Back to the Start is a tribute to Coldplay's earliest and most iconic era, capturing the raw emotion and atmospheric beauty of Parachutes, A Rush of Blood to the Head, and X&Y. With a deep reverence for the original sound, the band delivers an immersive experience that takes audiences on a journey through Coldplay's golden years—from the intimate melancholy of "Sparks" to the soaring anthems like "Clocks" and "Fix You."
Led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Scott Ivey, the band features Eric Johnson on guitar, Daniel Ellis on bass, and Danny Sullivan on drums. Together, they channel the spirit, tone, and passion that made Coldplay a global phenomenon—before the stadium synths and pop beats.
Back to the Start is a tribute to Coldplay's earliest and most iconic era, capturing the raw emotion and atmospheric beauty of Parachutes, A Rush of Blood to the Head, and X&Y. With a deep reverence for the original sound, the band delivers an immersive experience that takes audiences on a journey through Coldplay's golden years—from the intimate melancholy of "Sparks" to the soaring anthems like "Clocks" and "Fix You."
Led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Scott Ivey, the band features Eric Johnson on guitar, Daniel Ellis on bass, and Danny Sullivan on drums. Together, they channel the spirit, tone, and passion that made Coldplay a global phenomenon—before the stadium synths and pop beats.
Journey with us through Coldplay's legendary first three albums - Parachutes, A Rush of Blood to the Head, and X&Y. These albums defined an era and established Coldplay as one of the world's greatest bands.
From the raw intimacy of "Yellow" and "Trouble", through the epic soundscapes of "The Scientist" and "Clocks", our 90-minute show captures the essence of Coldplay's most influential period.
2000
Coldplay's debut album, characterized by its intimate acoustic sound and raw emotional honesty. The album's title comes from the band's early name 'Pectoralz' and the yellow imagery became iconic for the band.
2002
A darker, more ambitious follow-up that established Coldplay as a global force in rock music. The album's distinctive artwork features a black-and-white portrait sculpture created by Sølve Sundsbø.
2005
The band's most electronic and experimental album of their early period. The album cover features the Baudot code, an early form of telegraph communication, spelling out X&Y.
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