What's On at the Wembley Stadium, London

Below you will find what's on at Wembley Stadium, London.

The largest stadium in the United Kingdom, and second largest in Europe, with a capacity of 90,000 for football matches and around 98,000 for concerts and boxing matches, the iconic home to English football hosts the F.A. Cup Final (and semi-finals), the League Cup Final, and Play Off Finals among other matches. 

Rebuilt in 2007 on the site of the former Wembley Stadium made famous for the World Cup Final in 1966, Live Aid in 1985, Queen's Magic Tour in 1986, Michael Jackson's Bad Tour in 1988 and the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in 1992, George Michael was the first artist to play the new stadium, with Harry Styles twelve night run in 2026 set to overtake Colplay's record of ten shows.

Wembley Stadium train station is just 5 minutes walk away, with trains to London Marylebone taking 10 minutes, or alternatively, Wembley Park underground station is just 7 mins walk from Wembley Stadium, on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, while Wembley Central tube station is 15 mins walk away, servicing the Bakerloo and Lioness Line alongside overground trains to Paddington and Euston.