Coldplay has reportedly settled a lawsuit with their former manager Dave Holmes, concluding a legal battle that has been ongoing for several years. The lawsuit, which involved allegations of unpaid fees and breach of contract, has apparently been resolved for a sum reported to be in the multiple millions of pounds.

They group had countersued for £14,000,000.

Following their headline set at Glastonbury Festival, Coldplay have struck a seven-figure agreement with their former manager who sued for £10million.

Coldplay and their former manager, Dave Holmes, have settled after a prolonged legal battle. The lawsuit, which centered around claims of unpaid fees and breach of contract, has reportedly been resolved for a substantial,

Last year, manager Dave Holmes sued Coldplay over a contractual dispute, with the band countersuing shortly after, claiming Holmes grossly overspent on their Music of the Spheres tour. Now, the parties have settled out of court, and the soft rockers have paid millions to put the ordeal to bed.

Coldplay has reportedly reached a settlement in a legal dispute with former manager Dave Holmes. Documents from London’s High Court, obtained by The Sun, indicate that the band agreed to an undisclosed seven-figure sum to prevent further details from being made public.

Coldplay have reportedly settled a seven-figure lawsuit with their former manager, who sought $12 million (£10 million) in alleged unpaid commissions. The apparent missing commissions are for two Coldplay albums that haven't yet been released.