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Coldplay at the Manchester Ethiad Stadium as part of their Music Of The Spheres World Tour. Alamy Stock Photo

Ticketmaster website crashes for some Coldplay fans, with two more Croke Park dates announced

Tickets for all four shows are on pre-sale now.

LAST UPDATE | 25 Jul 2023

TICKETMASTER’S WEBSITE HAS crashed for some Coldplay fans trying to secure pre-sale tickets to next year’s gigs.

Coldplay will perform in Ireland for the first time in seven years when they play two gigs at Croke Park on 29 and 30 August, 2024.

However, a third and a fourth date has been added.

The band will also play Croke Park on 1 and 2 September, 2024. 

Tickets for all four shows are on pre-sale now, and will go on general sale at 10am on Friday, 28 July.

The concerts are part of the band’s Music of the Spheres Tour.

The pre-sale for these shows opened on the Ticketmaster website at 10am this morning and requires a code to join the queue.

However, some users hoping to grab tickets have been faced with a warning error reading: “An unexpected error occurred”.

The display message adds: “This site is not reachable at the moment. Please try again in a few minutes.”

People faced with this message have been advised by Ticketmaster’s customer support to “clear your cache/cookies, refresh and try again”.

If this doesn’t help, users are advised to “try using a different browser/device or using mobile data instead of WiFi”.

Others are stuck in queues with over 100,000 people ahead of them.

Responding to users on Twitter who have been facing issues with the site this morning, the Ticketmaster Customer Service said the site is “busy at the moment due to several high demand events”.

It added that “this is expected to calm down by later this afternoon”.

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