In a heartwarming tribute to the beloved film and TV legend, Michael J. Fox made a special appearance at the Glastonbury Music Festival in England on Saturday night. The actor, known for his iconic role in "Back to the Future," took the stage alongside Chris Martin and his band Coldplay, creating a memorable moment for fans in attendance.

As Coldplay began their headlining set, they kicked off with their hit song "Fix You." Much to the surprise and delight of the audience, Michael J. Fox was already on stage, sitting in a wheelchair with a guitar on his lap. Despite his battle with Parkinson's disease, his passion for music remained evident as his hands moved skillfully, fingerpicking and strumming the instrument.

A poignant moment came when Chris Martin approached Fox, deliberately lowering himself to be at the same eye level. They shared the microphone, with Martin serenading the crowd while Michael continued to play his guitar. The crowd was moved as they witnessed the chemistry between the two artists on stage.

The highlight of the performance, however, came when Martin paid homage to Fox's iconic character, Marty McFly. As the band transitioned into an interlude, Martin belted out the lyrics to Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode," the song famously performed by Fox during the climax of the 'Back to the Future' film series. With infectious energy, Fox rocked out from his chair, even throwing a kick just like he did in the memorable scene from the 1985 film.

Adding to the sentimental moment, Chris Martin acknowledged the influence of "Back to the Future" on Coldplay's formation as a band. The crowd erupted in applause, appreciating the connection between the legendary film and the beloved band.

This wasn't the first time Fox collaborated with Coldplay, as he had previously joined them on stage in the past. It is evident that despite his health challenges, Fox's musical skills remain intact, showcasing his undeniable talent and resilience.

The performance by Michael J. Fox with Coldplay at the Glastonbury Music Festival took the crowd on a nostalgic journey through time. It was a testament to the enduring impact of "Back to the Future" and an inspiring display of the power of music to transcend physical limitations.