- June 2, 2026
- Posted by: John
- Categories: Event News, Featured Articles, Features, Home News, Industry News, News, Press Releases
With the domestic sports season now complete, Wembley Stadium connected by EE is gearing up for its biggest summer of music ever.
Between June and September, Wembley will host a record-breaking 34 concerts featuring some of the world’s biggest artists, the highest number of music events ever staged at the venue in a single year.
Around three million fans are expected to travel to Wembley over the summer, cementing its status as the must-visit destination for live music in 2026.
The season gets underway on 6 June with Capital’s Summertime Ball with Barclaycard, featuring global stars including Take That, Raye, Niall Horan and Fatboy Slim.
Next up is one of the summer’s hottest tickets as Harry Styles brings his ‘Together, Together’ tour to Wembley for a record-breaking 12 nights, beginning on 12 June.
July sees My Chemical Romance bring ‘The Black Parade’ tour to Wembley for three huge shows, before global superstar Bruno Mars follows with six nights of funk, soul and chart-topping hits from 18 July.
The 2026 SVB LIVE Conference & Exhibition – focused on elevating the live experience – is being hosted at Everton FC’s spectacular new Hill Dickinson Stadium on October 1st and 2nd, with an Opening Night Icebreaker at Liverpool FC’s iconic Anfield Stadium on September 30th.
Country music sensation Luke Combs then takes to the stage for three nights of his My Kinda Saturday Night tour from 31 July. He is followed by Grammy Award-winning artist The Weeknd, who returns to Wembley with five dates of his ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ tour, starting on 14 August.
Adding to an eclectic summer line-up is Bon Jovi who will perform three nights of their ‘Forever’ tour from 4 September for their first Wembley shows in seven years.
The concert season concludes on 12 September with Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh bringing his ‘Aura’ world tour to Wembley Stadium for the first time.
Mark Lynch, Stadium Director at Wembley Stadium, said: “Wembley will be the home of live music this summer. With 34 concerts and some of the biggest artists in the world performing on our stage, we’re set for a truly record-breaking season.
“We can’t wait to welcome millions of fans through our doors for an unforgettable summer of entertainment.”
In addition to the 34 concerts, Wembley Stadium will also host wrestling extravaganza AEW All In on 30 August.
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