Dave Holmes sued all four members of the band. They had broken their employment relationship “silently” a year ago.
In the midst of a successful music that seems to never end, lThe band Coldplay will have to face a lawsuit for one of their own. His former managerwho worked for the British band for 22 years, He seeks to face them in court.
The four Coldplay members are being sued by Dave Holmes, after breaking the employment relationship a year ago. Now continue to be represented by the team of Phil Harvey, Mandi Frost and Arlene Moonwho worked with them and Holmes for many years.
A Coldplay representative confirmed to Variety that the band and Holmes quietly parted ways. The now ex-manager initiated a legal claim for a contractual disputereported the specialized portal Variety.
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The band led by the singer Chris Martin has resumed his deal with Warner Music’s Parlophone (UK) and Atlantic (US) labels, as well as with Wasserman Agency, in 2021, shortly before the release of his most recent studio album, “Music of spheres”.
Coldplay have sold over 100 million albums worldwide.won seven Grammy Awards since his debut, “Parachutes” (2000) and between October and November 2022 he built a milestone in terms of calls in Argentina to the fill the River Plate Monumental stadium for six nights with more than 600,000 tickets sold.
Federer surprised everyone and sang live with Coldplay
Roger Federer surprised everyone and with his presence he revolutionized a recital of Coldplay in Zurich, Switzerland. The tennis player took the stage and sang songs from the band along with Chris Martin.
The best tennis player in history had the luxury of singing before the thousands of fans in his native country who attended the Letzigrund Stadium and share a pleasant moment, which he later published on his official accounts.
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