A moment during a recent Coldplay concert in Boston has captivated social media users after a video clip showing three concertgoers appeared on the venue’s jumbotron screen and quickly went viral. The video, initially shared online by concert attendees, features two individuals — later identified as Andy Byron, CEO of the data orchestration company Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company’s Chief People Officer — appearing closely seated together during the band’s performance

The clip gained traction after Coldplay’s frontman Chris Martin asked for the cameras to highlight members of the crowd for his live segment known as the “Jumbotron Song.” When the camera focused on Byron and Cabot, the two were seen reacting with surprise, with Cabot momentarily covering her face while Byron leaned out of the frame. The moment, which was accompanied by a lighthearted comment from Martin, quickly led to widespread speculation online.
Online Communities React to the Viral Moment

Following the video’s spread across platforms such as TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), and Reddit, internet users began identifying the individuals in the video. Many users noted that both Byron and Cabot are senior executives at Astronomer, a Cincinnati-based tech company.
While discussions about workplace dynamics and public conduct continue, one of the most frequently asked questions among social media users was about the third individual seated next to them. The woman, who appeared momentarily on camera during the video, was later identified by online users as Alyssa Stoddard, an employee at the same company.