Michael J. Fox is not only a talented actor but also a skilled musician. Many people remember his iconic scene in “Back to the Future” where he rocked the stage with his guitar playing Johnny B Goode. But what most people don’t know is that he can actually play the guitar in real life too.
Recently, at the Glastonbury concert in England, Fox surprised the audience when he joined Coldplay on stage and played two songs with them. This unexpected collaboration left the fans ecstatic.
Chris Martin, the frontman of Coldplay and a huge fan of Michael J. Fox, introduced him to the stage with an improvised song. The crowd was thrilled to see Fox’s guitar skills in action.
During his performance, Fox played two songs, “Humankind” and “Fix You,” along with lead guitarist Jonny Buckland. The chemistry between them was undeniable, and the audience couldn’t get enough.
Chris Martin took a moment to share the story of how Coldplay was inspired by “Back to the Future,” expressing gratitude to Michael J. Fox for being their hero. It was clear that Fox’s talent and passion had a profound impact on the band’s formation.
This wasn’t the first time Fox and Coldplay collaborated. In 2013, they joined forces for a fundraiser for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. Then, in 2016, they recreated the famous Johnny B Goode scene from “Back to the Future.”
Michael J. Fox’s musical abilities continue to inspire and entertain both fans and fellow musicians. His timeless talent on and off the screen is a testament to his incredible artistry.
