By 2001, the musicians became the big stars on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. Coldplay's forceful comeback to Glastonbury became the pure triumph. The brightest hit from the album was melodic pop track Yellow. The first full-length of this rock command titled Parachutes became the hit not only in England, but also in the USA - after their support tour for Parachutes. Luckily, the quartet managed to eliminate all the disagreements and concentrated on the work over the debut album. However, the members of Coldplay had so many conflicts during the recording sessions of this EP that the band was on the brink of collapse. The Bigger Stronger single from The Blue Room EP, which followed the band's appearance at the Glastonbury festival, focused the attention of the British audience on the young command. By that moment the artists were finishing the college - they switched to major studio Parlophone after they graduated. The same year, Coldplay recorded its first EP Safety, which brought the band the contract with the independent label Fierce Panda.

Soon after Champion joined the command, it was renamed in Coldplay - the artists got this title from the other band that refused from it, considering it 'too depressive'. Initially he was going to be the drummer, but after he learned how to play the drums, he became the guitarist, bassist and keyboardist for the band.

In the beginning of 1998, Will Champion entered the collective. The trio started giving concerts in local small clubs. At first, they formed the duo called Pectoralz, but later renamed the collective in Starfish after their school friend Guy Berryman joined the group. Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland met at the University College London during their study years.

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