Coldplay – Moon Music

44 fantastic tracks across 2 best CDs celebrating the current hottest hits from the Sales and Airplay Charts. Kicking off this spectacular collection is the first of two #1’s included from Sabrina Carpenter, ‘Please Please Please’, and is followed by another of 2024’s major breakthrough artists, Chappell Roan with ‘HOT TO GO!’ and to complete the opening trio of artists who have all seen their albums at #1 this year is Billie Eilish with ‘BIRDS OF A FEATHER’.

During pandemic lockdown, some people baked bread, others took up fostering kittens. Chris Martin, apparently, watched Star Wars. The Coldplay frontman has said that the band's ninth album was partly inspired by the Mos Eisley cantina band and "wonder[ing] what musicians are like across the universe.

NOW Music is thrilled to announce the latest addition to the numbered series – NOW That’s What I Call Music! 119 – Out on November 15th 44 fantastic tracks across 2 CDs celebrating the current hottest hits from the Sales and Airplay Charts.

NOW Music is proud to present NOW That’s What I Call Timeless…The Songs.

NOW Music is proud to present NOW That’s What I Call Unforgettable – Out Jan 26th! 84 tracks across 4CDs, showcasing some of the most beloved hits from the best artists across six decades. With too many to mention them all, this is an album where the track list alone really speaks for itself.

The 4-disc set contains three discs of live footage taken from the Live 8 shows staged in London and Philadelphia alongside key highlights from the seven other concerts staged across the world. Japanese four DVD box set of the Live 8 Festival on July 2, 2005. Features Pink Floyd performance at the festival, and video of their rehearsal.

Kicking off this hit-packed album with ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ from one of the greatest bands of all time – Queen, followed by the massively popular ‘Sweet Caroline’ from Neil Diamond and the superb vocals on ‘There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart)’ from Eurythmics, indicating how truly legendary this line up is. Blondie, The Police and Elton John follow, before ‘Maggie May’ from Rod Stewart and smash hits from Electric Light Orchestra, Paul McCartney & Wings and The Beach Boys. Paul Simon’s most popular solo hit ‘You Can Call Me Al’ features, as does the timeless ‘Suspicious Minds’ from Elvis Presley… and there’s still time for more icons – Christina Aguilera, Sade, Shirley Bassey, Tina Turner and Lionel Richie, before ending this disc with mesmerising vocals from Céline Dion and Whitney Houston.