The audience at Coldplay‘s recent concert at the UAE became interactive participants by becoming a giant LED display synchronized with the music.
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Apparently, each one was given a Xyloband, a LED-illuminated wristbands that can be activated using a radio signal, during Coldplay’s concert held at the Emirates Stadium last June 1, 2012.
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Photo credit: Xylobands on Facebook
Watch the viral video here:
