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Gi W

Gi W

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

I attended the Coldplay by Candlelight concert at the church in Great Torrington and came away deeply disappointed. The marketing promises an atmospheric and emotional reinterpretation of Coldplay's music, but what I experienced felt more like a travelling production line than a genuine musical performance. The three musicians were perfectly competent, but there seemed to be little connection to the music itself. It felt as though they had learned the pieces just about well enough to perform them, rather than having any real affinity for the songs or understanding of what makes Coldplay resonate with audiences. I've seen a drunken karaoke Karen at 2am on an adults-only Butlin's weekend connect more emotionally with Coldplay's music than this production managed all evening. The warning signs were there from the start. A pre-recorded introduction played through a poor-quality speaker should probably have told me everything I needed to know. Had I been less constrained by British politeness, I might have left before the opening number. The whole thing felt less like a concert and more like a highly polished marketing operation built around a pool of interchangeable performers. None of this felt like the fault of the musicians. If anything, I felt sorry for them. They appeared to be doing their jobs professionally enough, but they also looked like people turning up to work rather than artists performing music they genuinely cared about. The tickets were a gift to my wife through work and I attended as her plus one. Having since seen what they cost, I can only assume the fake candles were supplied by Gwyneth Paltrow. That would at least explain the ticket price, and why the whole event didn't quite smell right.