Coldplay delight VIPs with intimate gig at Ring O' Bells village pub By Jason Chester Coldplay delighted fans with an intimate gig at a sleepy village pub on Monday evening â€" but it was not enjoyed by the pub's locals, who were literally left out in the cold as the band played. The stadium-filling band was given top billing at the Ring Oâ€™ Bells in Somerset village of Compton Martin for a one-off show. The night also included performances from Connor Maynard, Becky Hill, Lewis Watson and Cockney veterans Chas Nâ€™ Dave. The night was organised by Parlophone chairman Miles Leonard, who bought the pub last year. Pub duo: Chris Martin and bassist Guy Berryman of Coldplay pictured at the Ring O' Bells pub in Somerset. The band played as part of a night organised by pub owner Miles Leonard From The Voice to the pub: Becky Hill belts out a tune at the Ring O' Bells. While the VIP guests enjoyed the show, pub regulars complained of being left in the rain But while VIP guests â€" among them singer Lily Allen â€" let their hair down at the gig, village locals were left fuming after being refused entry by a security team employed to monitor the pub and its adjoining car park. One patron raged: â€˜It's just annoying, it's a local pub and we're the ones that keep it going all year round. â€˜They do this once a year and we are never invited. So many locals come here and they feel so let down - without us the pub wouldn't still be running anyway. â€˜It's just a bit gutting that we're stood out in the rain and we can't even go in. It feels like our little local pub is becoming too commercial. â€˜I saw Chris Martin leaving earlier - which made my night. He left before 9pm though, which I thought was quite surprising.â€™ A picture posted on the official Parlophone Twitter account show Chris Martin and his band performing, with the accompanying tweet: 'Wow!! Coldplay just casually playing the Ring O'Bells #Onlypubinthevillage.' Not exactly Wembley: The Ring O'Bells pub in sleepy Somerset village Compton martin was the venue for Coldplay's latest gig Don't see you here often: A tour bus idles in the pub car-park Guests were later whisked away from the intimate venue in Mercedes Vitos with blacked out windows, while others were ferried home in chauffeur-driven cars and tour vehicles. Leonard, who lives in the area, had previously used his record label clout to encourage Kylie Minogue and Tinie Tempah to perform at the Chew Valley pub in 2010. On the night Kylie treated fans to five of her biggest hits. Exciting: Fans and lucky VIPs gather outside the intimate venue on a very damp Monday evening Closely monitored: A security guard keeps an eye on the car-park The landlord: Parlophone chairman Miles Leonard, seen here with his family, bought the pub in 2012