Coldplay’s show at LA’s Belasco Theater last night was supposed to be a big event, livestreamed via Tidal and KROQ and featuring brand new material from their upcoming album A Head Full Of Dreams. But in light of the tragic violence in Paris, those plans were postponed, and the band instead played a short acoustic set of old material, including some rare live songs. They played “Sparks” for the first time since 2007 and “Us Against The World” for the first time since 2012, and they opened the concert with a new cover of John Lennon’s “Imagine,” dedicated to the people of Paris. Watch below.

Coldplay qui chante Imagine de Lennon en hommage au victimes c'est wow j'ai pas les mots 🙏🏽😔🇫🇷💙#PrayForParis pic.twitter.com/VlZAylVjUZ

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SETLIST
“Imagine” (John Lennon cover)
“Sparks” (first time since 2007)
“Yellow”
“Til Kingdom Come”
“Us Against The World” (first time since 2012)
“Fix You”
“O”

Last night, a man also brought his piano outside the Bataclan, where around 87 people were killed at a Paris Eagles Of Death Metal concert, and played “Imagine.”