COLDPLAY VS RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS : BEAST TO BE THE BEST SCENE AT THE STAGE OF FRANCE?

They both play at the Stade de France next summer. One is British, one American and the first rule of international pop, the latter with their fusion pop-rock/hip-hop. But Coldplay and Red Hot Chili Peppers will be the best showman in the huge walls of Paris? This is the match of the weekend end. The stronger: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Not easy to separate the hero of British pop and the kings of the merger in California. But energy side stage, the Red Hot Chili Peppers win hands down.

Despite their higher average age of the artists Coldplay (the three original members of the quartet in their fifties), the "hot chili peppers" Chile has always captivated their audience with benefits detonating, singer Anthony Kiedis moving in all directions with his microphone stand, Flea rigid with his bass, Chad Smith is very comfortable on his drums, and newcomer, Josh Adam Klinghoffer, bringing with her thirty-two years a wave of youth and freshness to the group.

The most unifying: Coldplay

If Californians have a great reputation through their career nearly thirty years; Coldplay has nevertheless managed to make his music just as worship in ten years only. Proof of the popularity of the group Chris Martin: Viva la Vida tour, conducted two years ago, was being played and sold out concert in Paris-Bercy on December 14 has sold out in thirty minutes, making speaks volumes about the incredible number of French fans and at the same time, the potential of the show at the Stade de France, also complete. Just have to wait for the opening of the box to see how fast the English sell their tickets.

The most charming: Coldplay

If the energy and presence of a group are indispensable for the proper performance of a concert, emotion, sensitivity, charm, romance and even emerge as the artists on stage are also needed to conquer a host. In that game, Coldplay outperforms the Red Hot Chili Peppers. With their tubes melancholic, melodic, their ballads at the piano and soft-spoken and warm Chris Martin, the British are likely to attract audiences to the Stade de France and see many lighters lit in the pit, as on In My Place, Yellow and The Scientist, missed three of their tubes. Besides the many singles group where the audience can sing with him and instill a certain magic to the show, as Viva la Vida, often repeated in chorus concert.

The more stylish: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Being a creature of the stage also involves aesthetics that sets up a concert artist. Stylistically, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are innovative, especially the lead singer Anthony Kiedis has often changed its look from album to album and tour on tour: it was particularly seen with long brown hair, short hair platinum blonde and recently with the mustache. Flea, who moved from a hair pink to bright blue, also in costume, which can give the concerts the quartet a token of seduction.

The most pro: Coldplay

Not easy to judge which of the two groups will deliver the most professional as Coldplay and Red Hot roamed the cities and theaters worldwide. We can always err on the side of that of Coldplay, whose line-up has not changed unlike the Red Hot Chili Peppers, whose guitarist Josh Klinghoffer Adam, newly hired after the departure of John Frusciante, may have yet to prove itself to find a real chemistry with his friends on stage. In addition, unlike Chris Martin, Anthony Kiedis has often failed in its mission by not singing live not always fair ... But who knows if a Stade de France will not erase all his faults?

The verdict is clamped between Coldplay and Red Hot Chili Peppers although the British are doing slightly better in our prognosis. The simplest method is, perhaps, to see their two concerts and judge on the spot!