"How great he is," wrote the family pub at Hinton Charterhouse in England on Twitter
On Sunday, a family pub in the small village of Hinton Charterhouse, England, shared on social media a video of the Coldplay frontman playing the piano show A Sky Full of Stars.
In the video, Martin, 45, is seen enjoying a pint of beer at the Stage Inn - before fulfilling the owner's request to play a song.
"You never know who will come for a drink," the pub owner wrote in their post. "He's a wonderful man." The British band recently wrapped up the North American phase of their Music of Spheres world tour and will resume their European concert on July 2.
Earlier this month, the band surprised fans at their show in Atlanta with Kelly Rowland as a special guest - and together, they sang Destiny's Child hit "Independent Women Part 1."
"It's made that way; it's real, professional, brilliant music," Martin said.
"Kisses Down Low" is Coldplay's newest guest after Bruce Springsteen, who performed "Working on a Dream" and "Dancing in the Dark" at the band's second New Jersey show at MetLife Stadium on the June 5 tour with "With Martin.
During their 1st show at MetLife on June 4, the band brought Australian superstar Kylie Minogue to perform their legendary hit "Can't Get You Out of My Head." Meanwhile, Coldplay's May 28 meeting at Chicago's Soldier Field included a visit from local rapper Lupe Fiasco to perform his songs "Superstar" and "God Put a Smile Upon Your Face" by the group.
On June 3, the singer took a short break from touring, attending his 18-year-old daughter's high school graduation with his ex-wife, Gwyneth Paltrow. Paltrow, 49, shared a selfie from the event.
"Congratulations to all the graduates, especially @applemartin," the Goop founder wrote, adding a "Class of 2022" sticker under the cute family photo.
