Coldplay is set to bring its "Music of the Spheres" tour to Nashville after a "kiss cam" during a Boston show revealed a couple having an affair.

It turns out that Cora was at the concert when Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and human resources chief Kristin Cabot were busted for an alleged affair on the Patriots stadium’s jumbotron. Cora, while speaking with reporters Friday at Wrigley Field, said the concert was a good time.

What’s wrong with a Motel 6? Who could you not run into at a Coldplay concert?” the “Real Housewives of New York City” alum rhetorically asked.

Internet sleuths identified the pair at the Boston concert as Andy Byron, CEO of tech company Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company's Chief People Officer. Byron was already CEO when Cabot was hired to the board in November 2024.

Surprise Street Show From Two Chart-Topping Artists Stops Boston in Its Tracks originally appeared on Parade. If you’ve tried scoring concert tickets lately, you know it’s no easy feat, especially for a sold-out stadium show like Thomas Rhett’s upcoming performance at Fenway Park.

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is gearing up for the return of its popular ParkARTS Citywide Neighborhood Concert Series. Running from July 7 to Aug. 8, this year’s series will feature free live performances in neighborhood parks across the city, showcasing a variety of musical genres.

The internet has been abuzz for two days over a viral video stemming from Coldplay's concert Wednesday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, where a couple caught on camera was seen hiding themselves from the shot's gaze.

A couple's reaction to being on the big screen at a Coldplay concert led to an awkward moment, and a viral reaction from Chris Martin.

Clips from shows like ‘Succession,’ ‘The Sopranos,’ ‘The Simpsons’ and ‘Knight of Cups’ are being deployed to poke fun at the viral moment from the band's Boston show.

Boston officials advise of traffic and parking restrictions due to summer events, including Open Newbury Street Series, concerts at Fenway, and cultural festivals.

UConn’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts has announced its fall season featuring concerts, dance troupes and a family-friendly screening of “Moana” with live music.