Coldplay at Eden Park: Everything you need to know ahead of their NZ shows this weekend
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Expect a sky full of stars -- and a city full of traffic -- for tonight's big Coldplay concert at Eden Park
Extra flights and public transport services are being scheduled, but there will be heavy traffic and road closures around Eden Park this afternoon. Chief executive Nick Sautner says they're excited to ...
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