Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter Apple Martin wins hearts with her debut singing performance on stage: Watch

The 21-year-old performed the song “Satellite” at Nashville’s Cannery Hall with the Jade Street Band, marking her first live singing performance.

Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter, Apple Martin, recently made her stage debut and wowed everyone with her singing talent.

The 21-year-old performed the song “Satellite” at Nashville’s Cannery Hall with the Jade Street Band, marking her first live singing performance. What made the moment even more special was her father, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, proudly cheering her on from the audience.

According to The Vanderbilt Hustler, Chris spent time meeting fans before the show but made it clear that the night was entirely about his daughter. He wanted the spotlight to be on Apple and her big moment on stage.

Apple has already shown her musical side before — she was credited as a co-writer on Coldplay’s 2021 song “Let Somebody Go”, which featured Selena Gomez. While this was her first official performance, she has previously sung at two charity events.

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Back in 2016, Apple performed a cover of Ariana Grande’s “Just a Little Bit of Your Heart”, while her brother Moses sang Twenty One Pilots’ “House of Gold” at a charity event.

Over the past few years, Apple has been making her own mark, both in music and fashion. She made her societal debut at the prestigious Le Bal des Débutantes in Paris last year, and since then, her growing style and presence have drawn attention from fans and the industry alike.

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Her younger brother, Moses Martin, has also shared the stage with their father — he contributed vocals on Coldplay’s track “Humankind.”

Meanwhile, Chris Martin recently hinted that Coldplay’s massive Music Of The Spheres tour is far from over, teasing that the band still has “138 more shows to go.”