Coldplay have rearranged their forthcoming December tour date in Belfast.
The band were scheduled to perform at the Odyssey Arena on 18 December, with the new show rebooked for 23 December.
No explanation has been given for the change of date.
All tickets for the original show are valid for the new gig, while refunds are available at point of purchase.
As previously reported, Coldplay yesterday made a public statement denying Joe Satriani's accusations of plagarism.
Last Thursday (4 December), Satriani issued a writ against the British band claiming their song 'Vida La Vida' used "substantial original portions" of his 2004 tune, 'If I Could Fly'.
Yesterday's statement from Chris Martin and co read: "If there are any similarities between our two pieces of music, they are entirely coincidental and just as surprising to us as to him."
The band were scheduled to perform at the Odyssey Arena on 18 December, with the new show rebooked for 23 December.
No explanation has been given for the change of date.
All tickets for the original show are valid for the new gig, while refunds are available at point of purchase.
As previously reported, Coldplay yesterday made a public statement denying Joe Satriani's accusations of plagarism.
Last Thursday (4 December), Satriani issued a writ against the British band claiming their song 'Vida La Vida' used "substantial original portions" of his 2004 tune, 'If I Could Fly'.
Yesterday's statement from Chris Martin and co read: "If there are any similarities between our two pieces of music, they are entirely coincidental and just as surprising to us as to him."
