Coldplay's tenth studio album, 'Moon Music,' will be released on October 4 and features vinyl made from recycled plastic bottles to reduce carbon emissions.

The CD editions of the album will also be made from recycled materials.

The first single, 'feelslikeimfallinginlove,' produced by Max Martin, is set for release on June 21.

Coldplay's Music Of The Spheres Tour has exceeded its climate change target by using rechargeable batteries and other efforts to reduce CO2 emissions.

Chris Martin's long-standing campaign for climate action is reflected in the band's environmental initiatives.

The album will be available in sustainable EcoRecord LP and EcoCD formats, with physical releases made from recycled materials and limited first edition runs.

The Notebook Edition will include a replica of Chris Martin's original studio notebook.

Coldplay's commitment to sustainability sets a new standard in the music industry, with other artists like Billie Eilish also working to reduce environmental impact in vinyl production.

Coldplay will headline Glastonbury for the fifth time.