Archive · 20 Jun 2025
Coldplay Reissues Nine Albums on Eco-Friendly Records
Coldplay is re-releasing nine of its old albums on records made from old plastic bottles to help the environment.
These special records, called EcoRecord LPs, are made by melting down old plastic and turning it into records.
This helps lower the amount of pollution when they make the records.
The band also tries to reduce pollution while touring.
They understand that they have a long way to go, but are working to make things better for the planet.
Coldplay will reissue nine albums on records made from recycled plastic bottles.
The band's EcoRecord LPs are designed to reduce carbon emissions.
The reissued albums include Parachutes (2000) to Music of the Spheres (2021).
The LPs are made from approximately nine recycled bottles.
Coldplay aims for an environmentally friendly approach to touring, though challenges remain.
- Who
- Coldplay, Jen Ivory (managing director of Parlophone).
- What
- Coldplay is reissuing nine albums on records made from recycled plastic.
- When
- The reissues are happening now.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated, but it concerns the band's global presence.
- Why
- To reduce environmental impact and promote sustainable music production.
- Album Reissues
- Nine albums
- Record Type
- EcoRecord LPs
- Material
- Recycled plastic bottles
- Carbon Emission Reduction
- 85% (claimed)
- Most Recent Album on EcoRecord
- Moon Music (2024)