In June 2005, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Coldplay was nearing the zenith of their success following the release of their third studio album, "X&Y," earlier that same month. This album featured hit singles like "Speed of Sound" and "Fix You," which helped solidify their global popularity. The Glastonbury performance showcased a mix of tracks from their earlier albums, including beloved songs like "Yellow" and "The Scientist," alongside new material from "X&Y," illustrating the band's evolution in sound and artistry. Notably, this performance marked a significant moment in Coldplay's career, as they were not only headlining one of the largest music festivals in the world but also at a time when they were experiencing immense commercial success. The blend of old favorites with fresh content highlighted their ability to engage audiences and hinted at their future direction in music.