Andy Byron, who has found himself at the center of a social media firestorm over a Coldplay concert video, was the CEO of a tech company named Astronomer. On July 19, the company announced that Byron has resigned in the wake of the scandal.

The viral claims of 'The Simpsons' predicting the Astronomer saga involving Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot have been debunked.

Andy Bryon, the CEO of a tech company named Astronomer, is trending all over social media this Thursday for a pretty wild reason. On Wednesday night, Coldplay held a concert in Boston. The kiss cam ended up showing a middle-aged couple enjoying what appeared to be an intimate moment.

Byron was attending Coldplay's Boston concert when the camera panned to him as he playfully canoodled with the company's chief HR officer, Kriston Cabot. As soon as the visual was shown on the jumbotron at the Gillette Stadium, both panicked. Byron immediately turned around and sank below, while Cabot tried to hide her face.

Coldplay wants no further involvement in the Astronomer CEO/HR boss saga after accitendally outing the cheaters.

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron’s wife, Megan Kerrigan Byron, deleted her social media after receiving comments. Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot were caught on a kiss cam during a Coldplay concert.

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin warned fans to get camera-ready during his concert Saturday night — a wink and a nod to the massive scandal caused by the kiss-cam at his last show. The moment came just a few days after millionaire CEO Andy Byron and his HR executive Kristin Cabot sparked an online firestorm by awkwardly dodging the cam caught canoodling at Coldplay’s Boston show Wednesday.

A New York tech company has placed its CEO on leave during an in-house investigation amid a viral video on social media that shows a couple caught on the Jumbotron in an embrace at a Coldplay concert.