SINGAPORE - Coldplay concertgoers will be able to travel for free from the National Stadium to four MRT stations on selected days from Jan 23 to 31.

In a Facebook post on Jan 22, ride-hailing company Grab said it will offer shuttle buses that will go to Redhill, Jurong East, Boon Keng and Toa Payoh MRT stations.

Coldplay performs sold-out concerts in Singapore on Jan 23, 24, 26, 27, 30 and 31.

Some 300,000 fans will be attending the British rock band’s highly anticipated shows.

The buses will arrive every 15 to 30 minutes between 9.30pm and 12am at a pickup point near the bridge at gate 14 of the National Stadium. A post on the Grab app says that “seating availability is limited” and will be “on a first-come, first-served basis”.

Paid shuttle services, like Wagon Asia, are also offering buses for concertgoers hoping to beat the crowd. Early-bird tickets cost $10, while regular ones cost $15.

The 45-seater buses will go to Eunos, Woodlands, City Hall, Jurong East and Serangoon MRT stations.

Ticket holders will board the buses on a first-come, first-served basis. The buses will leave for their designated MRT stations once they hit maximum capacity.

Wagon Asia chief executive Hafiz Azhar said 600 seats were sold in a day after it posted a TikTok video introducing its services on Jan 16.

Another 300 people are on the waiting list for bus tickets.

Coldplay’s current tour is in support of their ninth studio album Music Of The Spheres (2021).

The two-hour show will be divided into four acts, themed around the ideas of planets, moons, stars and home.

Coldplay last held two concerts at the National Stadium in 2017 as part of their A Head Full Of Dreams tour (2016 to 2017).