Chris Martin fell through a trap door in front of horrified fans during his one concert in Melbourne, Australia, but the singer quickly recovered and made light of the situation.

Chris Martin took a tumble at a recent Coldplay gig (Image: Getty Images)

Coldplay enthusiasts were stunned when they saw frontman Chris Martin plummet through a trap door at one of his Music of the Spheres tour concerts.

The 47-year-old pop sensation, renowned for the chart-topping “We Pray” featuring Burna Boy and Little Simz, was performing in Melbourne, Australia, when he took an unexpected tumble.

The crowd reportedly let out a collective gasp as it happened. However, undeterred, Chris brushed off the incident with grace.

Addressing the fans, he joked: “That’s not planned.”

He then expressed gratitude, saying: “Thank you for catching me.”

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Footage of the mishap shows Chris disappearing from sight before getting back on his feet.

Notably, Chris Martin isn’t alone in such misadventures, joining the ranks of Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish, both of whom had similar stage accidents.

Rodrigo, like Martin, fell due to an open trap door during her Melbourne performance.

Chris thanked fans for holding his fall when he returned to the stage (Image: Getty Images for iHeartRadio)

In a touching tribute amid his Melbourne show, the singer, who co-parents two children with his ex, Gwyneth Paltrow, honored the memory of the late cricket legend Shane Warne, who passed away two years prior.

Chris solemnly dedicated the song “Sparks” to Warne, saying: “Let’s play this for Shane and his family. Our brother, we miss you. Every time we come to Melbourne, it used to be fun to hang out with Shane and all the Warne family.”

He said: “I don’t want to talk about it too much or I’ll start to cry.”

Chris Martin and Shane Warne shared a profound friendship, united by music and sports.

Known for dating Elizabeth Hurley, Shane was often spotted at Coldplay concerts, receiving praise from Chris as a “warm” and “supportive friend.”

In an emotional salute at a Melbourne concert, Chris Martin paid homage to Shane by showcasing a Melbourne Stars jersey with Shane’s iconic number 23 at the end of the band’s performance, draping it over his microphone stand in remembrance.

The Melbourne Stars took to Twitter to acknowledge the tribute, posting: “So good to see Chris Martin reppin the Stars jersey last night in memory of his great mate Shane Warne.