Wembley Stadium

Taylor Swift performed eight sold-out Eras Tour shows at Wembley Stadium in June and August 2024 — more than any artist in the venue's history.

Ed Sheeran performed four sold-out Mathematics Tour shows at Wembley Stadium in June 2023.

Foo Fighters performed a sold-out Wembley Stadium show in 2023 — one of rock's biggest spectacles, paying tribute to late drummer Taylor Hawkins.

Green Day headlined Wembley Stadium on their Saviors Tour in summer 2024 — a massive UK comeback for the punk rock legends.

AC/DC performed at Wembley Stadium on their Power Up Tour — one of the most anticipated rock comeback tours, proving the legends still deliver at full power.

Metallica performed two massive M72 World Tour shows at Wembley Stadium — playing different setlists on consecutive nights for 160,000 total fans.

Coldplay performed ten sold-out Music of the Spheres Tour shows at Wembley Stadium — more than any other act in the venue's history.

Harry Styles headlined Wembley Stadium for four consecutive nights on his Love On Tour — proving he is one of the defining live performers of his generation.

Dua Lipa performed two sold-out Radical Optimism Tour shows at Wembley Stadium — a homecoming triumph for the London-raised pop superstar.

Bruce Springsteen headlined Wembley Stadium on his 2023 European tour — the E Street Band's legendary three-hour shows earned rave reviews across the continent.

Bon Jovi headlined Wembley Stadium on the This House Is Not For Sale Tour — one of rock's biggest anthems acts always delivers a spectacle at the iconic venue.

Muse performed their spectacular Will of the People Tour at Wembley Stadium — the Devon band's cinematic rock and jaw-dropping stage show made for one of the year's most-discussed concerts.

Arctic Monkeys headlined Wembley Stadium — the highest-achieving British band of their generation sold out the national stadium on their The Car World Tour.

Oasis reformed for their Live '25 reunion tour — Wembley Stadium was one of the most hotly anticipated reunion shows in rock history, with millions unable to get tickets.

The Who performed at Wembley Stadium — the legendary British rock band who helped define the concept of the stadium rock show still deliver powerful performances.

Queen performed their legendary Magic Tour finale at Wembley Stadium in 1986 — Freddie Mercury's final major UK shows, widely considered the greatest stadium rock performance in history.

Michael Jackson performed seven consecutive sold-out Wembley Stadium shows on the Bad Tour in 1988 — attended by Princess Diana and Prince Charles, and still a record for the venue.

Eminem headlined Wembley Stadium on his The Death of Slim Shady Tour — proving after 30 years that he remains one of rap's most compelling live performers.

Erling Haaland played the FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium for Manchester City — the Norwegian striker's electric pace and finishing power were on full display at English football's showpiece event.

Luka Modrić played the UEFA Champions League Final at Wembley Stadium with Real Madrid — the Croatian maestro has won the Champions League five times, more than any outfield player in history.

Ariana Grande performed at Wembley Stadium during Sweetener World Tour.

Jude Bellingham played for England at the Euro 2024 final at Wembley.

P!nk performed at Wembley Stadium for her Summer Carnival Tour.

Imagine Dragons performed at Wembley Stadium during their Mercury World Tour.

Vinicius Jr won the Champions League Final at Wembley Stadium with Real Madrid.

Adele performed sell-out shows at Wembley Stadium on her Weekends with Adele Tour.

Tyson Fury fought Derek Chisora at Wembley Stadium in their trilogy fight.

Anthony Joshua defeated Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium in front of 90,000 fans — one of the greatest heavyweight boxing matches of the modern era.

Fleetwood Mac performed at Wembley Stadium during their Behind the Mask Tour, marking one of the band's greatest UK stadium moments.

Liam Gallagher headlined Wembley Stadium with brother Noel as Oasis's reunion tour began — the most anticipated rock reunion of the decade.

Blur played two sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium on their reunion tour — Damon Albarn leading Song 2 and Beetlebum to a 90,000-strong crowd.