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Following Astronomer CEO Andy Byron’s drama at the Coldplay concert on July 16, sticker-generating company Sticker Mule seemingly took a dig at the ongoing fiasco. On July 18, Sticker Mule took to its X account and wrote:
“Our CEO has never been to a Coldplay concert.”
According to Sticker Mule’s website, the company focuses on making custom product orders quick and easy, offering free proofs, artwork help, shipping, and fast delivery. A remote team across 17 countries makes this smooth experience possible.
The post about Andy Byron received reactions from social media users. Here are some of them:
“Hmmm... Are you braggin' or complainin'? @stickermule frame this,” a netizen asked.
“Sounds like he’s missing out on a lot of drama,” a social media user noted.
“Everyone has their own way to experience moments. Maybe the CEO will find a concert to enjoy soon and join the fun,” an X user remarked.
During the Coldplay concert, there was a fan cam segment in which the camera would show the faces of two people, after which they were expected to kiss. Meanwhile, when the camera went towards Andy Byron and the woman he was with, they immediately turned away.
The woman in question is Kristin Cabot, who is the Chief People Officer at Astronomer, as per her LinkedIn profile. After the two scampered where they saw themselves on the screen, Chris Martin from the stage said:
“Look at these two. Either they are having an affair or just very shy.”
The kiss cam segment showed another couple on screen. Chris Martin then said:
“Okay, now listen. Are you two a couple? Are you two a legitimate couple? Do you understand English?”
What did Kristin Cabot say about Andy Byron in the past?
Kristin Cabot’s LinkedIn bio describes her as a dedicated people leader who has built strong workplace cultures for both startups and global companies. She gained trust across all levels, created systems to attract top talent, focused on aligning teams with company values, and had experience handling business growth.
In 2024, she joined Astronomer. At that time, she posted the job update on LinkedIn, writing:
“I have been energized in my conversations with Andy Byron and the Astronomer leadership team about the opportunities that exist here, including aiding our employees’ career development. I prefer to think of my role as people strategy versus traditional human resources, as the real magic happens when you align the people strategy with the business strategy.”
As Byron’s name gained traction on almost all social media and professional platforms, a person who has the same name shared a post on LinkedIn clarifying that he wasn’t the Andy Byron at the Coldplay concert.
He explained that he is a graphic designer and designed videos for big screens, not the one caught on them, and invited people to connect if they wanted viral content for the right reasons.
As per reports, Andy Byron’s wife is no longer active on her social media channels after the news gained traction. The couple is parents to two children.
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