Coldplay Talks 'Calling Up' Beyoncé for Super Bowl 50 Appearance

— -- British rock band Coldplay is still going strong after 20 years.

"It's still a thrill to play live for 200 people, or how ever many are here," guitarist Jonny Buckland said this morning on "GMA." "It's exciting."

Buckland, Coldplay front man Chris Martin, bass player Guy Berryman and drummer Will Champion stopped by the Times Square studio to chat about their sold-out world tour and their new music video.

"We have a new song, 'Up & Up,' and this video that came out yesterday, it's just about trying to look at the world in a new way," Martin said. "It's so easy to look at everything and feel very despondent, and so we wanted to kind of present a new perspective on everything -- just show that everything is how you look at it."

Beyoncé is featured as one of the vocalists on the Coldplay song "Hymn for The Weekend."

Coldplay headlined the Super Bowl 50 halftime show with Beyoncé in February.

"We first kind of got asked by the NFL and they said, 'You know, it's the 50th year and if you want to invite any friends...so we just called up those two people and we love them and they do amazing stuff as everyone knows," Martin said.