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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 66 entries checked · 38 flagged · 119 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 119 still open
Will Champion — The entry states that 'Death Will Never Conquer' is a Nick Cave cover performed by Chris Martin during the Viva la Vida Tour. In fact, 'Death Will Never Conquer' is an original Coldplay song (written by Will Champion) that was performed live by Will Champion o
Will Champion — The entry claims Will provides lead vocals on 'Trouble' and '42' in live performances. Will Champion has never performed lead vocals on 'Trouble' or '42'; his lead vocal performances on tour have been on songs like 'Death Will Never Conquer' and occasionally '
Chris Martin — Martin did not perform a solo piano rendition of Linkin Park's 'Crawling' at the funeral Mass of Beau Biden in June 2015; he performed 'Til Kingdom Come' and a cover of 'All You Need Is Love'.
Phil Harvey — Harvey dropped out of UCL in 1999 after the success of the 'Safety' EP, not after the Dingwalls show in 1998.
Phil Harvey — Harvey stepped down during the promotion of 'A Rush of Blood to the Head' in 2002, not during its recording.
Guy Berryman — Berryman was born on 12 April 1978 in Kirkcaldy, but he was actually born on 2 April 1978.
Guy Berryman — [contradicted] Berryman formed the band Pectoralz alongside Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland :: The source states that during his time at Edinburgh Academy, he founded a group named Time Out, and that the band that practised along with Buckland and eventually r
Stuart Price — The entry states that Stuart Price's remix of The Killers' 'Mr. Brightside' was released under the alias Thin White Duke, but it was actually released under the alias Jacques Lu Cont.
Stuart Price — The entry claims that the alias Thin White Duke was 'originally created by David Bowie,' which is misleading because Bowie created the persona for himself, not as a separate creation.
Markus Dravs — The claim that Dravs produced Coldplay's 2011 album Mylo Xyloto is inaccurate; he co-produced Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends but is not credited as a primary producer on Mylo Xyloto.
Markus Dravs — The claim that Dravs produced The Last Dinner Party's second studio album, From the Pyre, released in October 2025, is factually incorrect; no such album exists.
Selena Gomez — 'Let Somebody Go' was released as the second official single from Music of the Spheres, not the third.
Selena Gomez — The album's concept was not inspired by Chris Martin wondering what musicians would be like across the universe after watching Star Wars.
Tove Lo — The entry states Tove Lo was born in Helsingborg, but she was actually born in Stockholm, Sweden.
Tove Lo — The entry claims she co-wrote Lorde's 'Homemade Dynamite,' but she did not co-write that song.
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