Chris Martin and his band’s Music of the Spheres tour stop in Buenos Aires’ River Plate stadium was confirmed by Big Hit Music earlier this week on BTS’ Weverse website. The sold-out performance on Friday, which took place just hours after “The Astronaut” became available on streaming networks, was shown live in over 3,5000 cinemas around more than 80 nations.

Coldplay and Jin collaborated on the song “The Astronaut,” which showcases the British band’s signature stadium-sized rock sound and serves as the ideal foundation for Jin’s steady, calming voice. Martin from Coldplay told the raucous South American crowd the history of the new single’s genesis before it made its live debut.

From behind his keyboard, Martin remarked, “About six months ago, one of [BTS’] members called me and said, ‘I have to quit the band in December for two years to join the army in Korea, since that’s the rules there. And he responded, “I need a song that tells everyone I love them and bids them farewell for a little while. I responded, “Okay, let’s record a song together.” Instead of worrying about it, I’m incredibly excited and thankful for our partnership with BTS. When this song finally arrived, I was told, “Let’s give this gentleman one of our greatest tunes; this is one of our best songs.

Coldplay and BTS previously worked together on the song “My Universe” on the latter’s album Music of the Spheres, which is due out in 2021. The song debuted at the top of the Billboard Hot 100, making it the first time that two different groups had lead vocals on the same Hot 100 No. 1 hit.

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