Coldplay support acts: who is opening acts at Tokyo Dome in Japan?

Coldplay will be joined by a special guest for the shows in Tokyo

Tokyo Bowl will welcome the iconic British band as they bring the Music of the Spheres to some of the biggest venue's in Asia. The first stop was be in Japan - and will also see Chris Martin and Co head to Taiwan and Indonesia.

The next stop will be at Tokyo Dome on 6 and 7 November - and the doors have been confirmed. But before the band takes to the stage for a hit-filled setlist there will be an opening act.

Chris Martin and co will be on stage for around two hours - but prior to that fans will be treated to sets from a pair of opening acts. But who are the supports for the tour?

Who are Coldplay's support acts for Asia shows?

The iconic band will be joined by a rotating cast of opening acts during their tour of Asia including:

• Yoasobi
• Accusefive
• Rahmania Astrini

Who is Coldplay's opening act in Tokyo

The band will be joined by Yoasobi for the shows at Tokyo Dome in the Japanese capital on 6 and 7 November.

Will there be a special guests

Coldplay have been joined by surprise special guests at previous shows on the Music of the Spheres tour. It has included the likes of Aitch, who joined the band to perform two songs on stage at the Etihad Stadium. During the band’s 2022 shows at Wembley Stadium they were also joined by special guests throughout the run of gigs.

For the show on Saturday, 3 June, Coldplay were joined by Tim Booth, the lead singer from James, and together they performed a cover of Sit Down. He returned for the concert on Sunday, 4 June - and they again performed a cover of Sit Down.

Coldplay were joined by Kelly Jones, singer of Stereophonics, on stage on Tuesday, 6 June and Wednesday, 7 June, at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Together they performed Dakota.

Who else has supported Coldplay during the world tour?

The band has had a range of opening acts throughout the Music of the Spheres tour - which began way back in March 2022. Coldplay will remain on the road until November 2023.

H.E.R has been the most consistent support act joining the band for the Latin America, North America and first European run of shows. The rapper opened for three of Coldplay's huge shows at Wembley Stadium last summer.

Camilla Cabello, London Grammar, Laura Mvula, Nina Nesbitt and Ibibio Sound Machine are just some of the names to have also acted as support for Coldplay on the mammoth world tour.