Roger Federer joined Coldplay on the stage during their recent concert in Zurich, and he even contributed to one of the songs.
Ever since his retirement, the 20-time Grand Slam champion seems to be enjoying all sorts of different post-career activities. Only recently, the Swiss Maestro appeared in Miami during an F1 race.
Then he appeared on the tennis court again when he made an appearance in Halle, and Federer also got to experience Wimbledon again, playing with Princess Kate.
Now, Federer made a surprise appearance at Coldplay's 'Music of the Spheres World Tour' concert in Zurich, Switzerland, which took place at the Letzigrund Stadium.
Coldplay's 'Music of the Spheres World Tour' is a Tour of their ninth studio album, and with the band coming to Zurich, Federer obviously couldn't miss it, as he's a well-known Coldplay fan.
The Swiss Maestro wasn't just among the spectators, but he enjoyed the main stage of the concert, joining Chris Martin in front of the packed arena. Along with Martin, Federer was part of the band's popular song 'Don't Panic.'
Federer was given a shaker, and he didn't enjoy the stage only as a guest, but also as a co-performer. Having experience with guests on-stage, Martin even gave Federer his own solo, which made the Zurich crowd go wild.
Federer will now probably shift his focus to Wimbledon, even though he's not participating. The 20-time major winner admitted that he's been checking tennis scores three times a day, and he will be doing that, especially when Novak Djokovic can equal his eight triumphs at this year's Championships.
The Serbian player is a seven-time champion at the tournament, and he managed to win it the last four times he competed on the grass courts in London. This year, he will enter the tournament as one of the favorites again, especially after winning the first two majors of the season.
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