The outing marked Coldplay's first Music of the Spheres World Tour performance since the band's stint at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., on Wednesday, July 16, when a man and a woman went viral for their reaction to being spotted together on camera.

During Coldplay's recent concert, Chris Martin playfully referenced the viral 'Kiss Cam Scandal' involving Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot.

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin warned fans to get camera-ready during his concert Saturday night — a wink and a nod to the massive scandal caused by the kiss-cam at his last show. The moment came just a few days after millionaire CEO Andy Byron and his HR executive Kristin Cabot sparked an online firestorm by awkwardly dodging the cam caught canoodling at Coldplay’s Boston show Wednesday.

Coldplay’s Chris Martin made it clear to his audience at Madison, Wisconsin, that there was a possibility that they could end up on camera amid the fallout from the band’s previous appearance in Boston.

The duo gave Martin the impression they were cheating due to their shocked reactions after they were caught on camera.

Chris Martin has made headlines recently after calling out a reportedly cheating couple, following a massive net worth evaluation.