Testing.. 1, TWO.

I’m a long way from that Oxfam desk now. Not quite a million miles, but you get the idea. I’m sitting in the Crew Room backstage at the Los Angeles Forum, which for the next two nights, is the home of Coldplay. The shows are sold out, which may well be a sign of things to come!

On my left, is a hand painted drum. There are faces, lips, arms, swirls and stripes.. The rollers, brushes, paint tins and mixing plates are still strewn across the table. I can hear that Coldplay have just arrived for their final run-through rehearsal, before this tour kicks off. It feels as though everyone involved is using every last minute, to make this show as good as it can possibly be.

Oxfam has been given a chance to project www.oxfam.org/coldplay onto one of the huge rotating balls which make up part of the stage show. That will be a sight for these jet-lagged sore eyes!

I’ll be off to meet Oxfam America’s volunteers in a few hours, so I‘d better crack on with getting the stall set up. It’s almost show time.

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2 Responses to “Testing.. 1, TWO.”

ryan July 15th, 2008 at 7:10 pm

I saw coldplay at the forum last night. It was an awesome show! I’ve seen them before, like 3 years ago at anaheim, but by far, this is the best show. I followed coldplay for years, but this new album is amazing! Oxfam crew was great. We had nosebleed seats and one of the promoters came up to us and gave us front row seats! It was a once in a lifetime experience! It was awesome, I never had such a great time in a concert before. It was like one of those mastercard commercials: nosebleed seats 90 dollars, beer and hotdogs 20 dollars, moving to front row seats and watching coldplay live, priceless!!! somethings in life money can’t buy… Thanks a lot for hooking us up. Peace!

Novella July 23rd, 2009 at 8:58 pm

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