Party-goers in a Las Vegas karaoke bar got the surprise of their lives when they were serenaded by a music superstar.
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin decided to surprise revellers on Saturday night, rocking up to Dino’s bar in disguise.
The musician was unrecognisable in an oversized brown suit teamed with a yellow shirt and blue tie. He added a red-haired wig and glasses to complete his look.
Chris, who was in Vegas for the iHeartRadio Festival, had the bar crowd cheering as he belted out a rendition of Coldplay’s unreleased track All My Love.
Revellers soon started to recognise the star’s distinctive voice before he ended the performance by whipping off his wig.
Party-goers in a Las Vegas karaoke bar got the surprise of their lives when they were serenaded by a music superstar
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin decided to surprise revellers on Saturday night, rocking up to Dino’s karaoke bar in disguise
The star was reportedly filming part of a new music video in the bar.
Dino’s Las Vegas took to Instagram to talk about their Chris Martin visit, posting:
‘Thank you Chris Martin for choosing us to record your music video with. Such a viral moment. Biggest surprise of the year. Thank you again for being such a cool dude. Good luck on the new album & we hope to see you in the future.’
All My Love is thought to be the next single off Coldplay’s upcoming album Moon Music. The band’s 10th studio album is set to be released on October 4.
The Vegas surprise comes just four weeks after Coldplay fans packed into one of Dublin’s busiest streets to catch a surprise appearance by the band.
Social media went wild with speculation a major act would be playing an unannounced gig after shoppers saw camera crews arrive at Grafton Street on Wednesday.
Fans from all over the capital wedged into the shopping thoroughfare ahead of the predicted 8pm start time.
Chris, accompanied by rapper Burna Boy, walked into Grafton Street shortly after 8pm amid heightened security and an increased presence of the Irish police.
The musician was unrecognisable in an oversized brown suit teamed with a yellow shirt and blue tie. He added a red-haired wig and glasses to the look
The Vegas surprise comes just four weeks after Coldplay fans packed into one of Dublin’s busiest streets to catch a surprise appearance by the band
After a rumour spread a major act would be playing an unannounced gig on Grafton Street, fans from all over the capital wedged into the shopping thoroughfare
They were met with cheers and applause as the upstairs windows of various shops were opened to reveal several professional cameras filming the action below
They were met with cheers and applause as the upstairs windows of various shops were opened to reveal several professional cameras filming the action below.
Martin and Burna Boy were joined by Little Simz, Elyanna and TINI for the first public performance of We Pray involving all the artists.
They performed the same song several times as fans took videos on mobile phones and sang along.
The short session was part of a music video to debut on the band’s official TikTok channel.
Some people in the large crowd were disappointed that they were too far away to hear properly.
Niamh Burke, a teacher from Tipperary, said she did not know why the same song had been played over and over but added: ‘I enjoyed it. It was a thrill to see them in person.’
