Iconic British rock band Coldplay has announced their intention to retire after the release of their 12th studio album, signaling the final chapter in their illustrious career. In a recent

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin said the band's 12th album will be its last: 'It’s really important that we have that limit.'

Coldplay has made a shocking announcement about their future plans in the latest statement. The globally recognised pop band has shared that they are planning to retire soon after releasing 12th studio album.

Chris Martin has some bad news for Coldplay fans: the band will only be releasing two more “proper” albums — and the reason comes down to quality control. Martin, 47, made the revelation during an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, 51, a portion of which first dropped Monday on People.

Chris Martin, frontman of British band Coldplay, has revealed that the group could be retiring from recording new music after their 12th album.

Coldplay, one of the globally recognized rock bands, has decided to retire soon after releasing their 12th studio album. The vocalist of the band, Chris Martin, in conversation to Apple Music

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Coldplay's 12th album is titled "Coldplay." As the name itself suggests, Coldplay must be about the journey of each member. Coldplay's 12th and final album is speculated to be released somewhere at the end of 2025.