Barcelona and Spotifys newest partnership will see the club wear a special Coldplay logo on their shirts.
The logo, inspired by Coldplays tenth album Moon Music, will be worn for a mens game against Real Madrid on October 26, as well as a Barcelona Femeni against Eibar in Liga F match on November 2.
Barcelona are no stranger to incorporating cool sponsors into their famous Blaugrana stripes, having collaborated with artists such as The Rolling Stones, Drake and others.
Coldplay's new logo will appear on the Barcelona 125th anniversary top
Coldplay, like Barcelona, are used to being watched by millions across the world. The alternative rock band are the most streamed British band of all time on Spotify and have 11 tracks that have been streamed over a billion times on Spotify.
The club and bands connection goes back to the 2008/09 season when the song Viva la Vida became the unofficial club anthem for the season. Coldplays latest album features other world-famous artists like Little Simz and Burna Boy.
Bara's record in their special edition Spotify shirts, meanwhile, is mixed. The Catalans have lost with both Drake and the Rolling Stones adorning their tops in the past though are flying high under Hansi Flick.
The limited-edition shirt will be available in stores in Barcelona and online from October 18, with only 1899 shirts available as a nod to the clubs founding year.
For those wishing to shine like (ahem) a sky full of stars, there will be 22 glow-in-the-dark jerseys, 11 of which are signed by the mens team and 11 of which are signed by the womens team.
All shirt sale proceeds will go to The UN Refugee Agency.
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Coldplay said: Weve had a special relationship with the city and the club for many years. Were also proud to support the UNHCR in their life-saving work to protect refugees and displaced people around the world.
Juli Guiu, VP of Marketing, FC Barcelona added: The band and the club have a mutual love which stretches back many years from the band visiting training sessions, to Bara players watching Coldplay live in Barcelona over the years, to the bands music soundtracking some of the clubs best moments.
