At band's first gig since accidentally exposing a workplace affair, singer lets fans know "we're gonna use our cameras and put some of you on the big screen"

Coldplay is a very popular band, but they’re hardly making headlines for their music right now, as the debacle involving the Astronomer CEO is all people can talk about. The group was back on stage this Saturday night,

Morgan Wallen seemingly poked fun at the viral video allegedly catching Astronomer CEO, Andy Byron, in an affair with his HR chied, Kristin Cabot while the two were at a Coldplay concert.

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Following a viral Kiss Cam moment at a Coldplay concert, featuring Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR Chief Kristin Cabot, brands have capitalised on the incident. Global giants like Tesla, IKEA and several other brands launched clever marketing campaigns inspired by the scandal.

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Astronomer tech company denies fake apology statement that went viral following Coldplay's Kiss Cam incident where Chris Martin called out executives for an alleged affair.

Byron was attending Coldplay's Boston concert when the camera panned to him as he playfully canoodled with the company's chief HR officer, Kriston Cabot. As soon as the visual was shown on the jumbotron at the Gillette Stadium, both panicked. Byron immediately turned around and sank below, while Cabot tried to hide her face.