Sat, 06 January 2007 12:00:00 ET
Coldplay is to collaborate with legendary music producer Brian Eno on their new album and stated that they're not going to perform at 2007 Glastonbury Fest.
Coldplay are collaborating with legendary music producer Brian Eno on their
new album.
Electronic musician Eno, 58, is famous for his work with Roxy Music, U2 and
David Bowie, and Coldplay are thrilled to have him on board.
The band's guitarist Johnny Buckland said: "We feel that he picked us
really, rather than we picked him.
"If you can persuade him to work with you then you must be doing quite
well."
Frontman Chris Martin refused to give any details away about the new
project, saying: "It's just too early to talk about it at the moment."
Chris has also confirmed Coldplay will not be performing at this year's
Glastonbury Festival.
The musician, who has previously headlined the world famous music event with
his bandmates, told BBC radio station 6 Music: "Glastonbury is bored of us.
I just plan to stay in hibernation and keep plotting and planning until we
are ready to come back."
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