Coldplay are heading to Wembley this month for what is set to be an incredible end to their mammoth three years on the road.
Chris Martinand the band kicked off their Music of the Spheres tour way back in 2022 and will wind things up with 10 epic shows at Wembley Stadium. Thefinal performancewill take place on September 8.
It's set to be a historic finale, with frontman Chris teasing the gigs will see an end to Coldplay as fans know it. Since forming in 1997, the four-piece have established themselves as one of the biggest acts on the planet - selling more than 100 million albums. While their current tour is currently the second highest-grossing tour of all time, with only Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour ahead of it in the rankings.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the band's record breaking 10 nights at Wembley - including how to snap up last minute tickets
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Start times may be similar to Coldplay's 2022 Wembley Stadium shows, in which doors opened at 5pm, with support acts starting at 6pm, and Coldplay took the stage at approximately 8:15pm.
What time does the Coldplay concert end?
If the timings are similar to their 2022 shows, the band should wrap up their thrilling performance by 22:30.
How to get to Wembley Park By tubeWembley Park is well-connected, making it easy to reach from central London. With three stations and three tube lines, choosing to use the London Underground to see Coldplay at Wembley Stadium is a good option.
Wembley Park is in Zone 4. You can plan your visit using the TFL (Transport for London) official website.
Tube Lines to Wembley Park:
- Jubilee Line: Access from Wembley Park station.
- Metropolitan Line: Access from Wembley Park station. 12 minutes from Baker Street.
- Bakerloo Line: Access from Wembley Central Station, connecting to Paddington, Charing Cross and Waterloo.
- London Overground Line: Access from Wembley Central Station to Clapham Junction in 22 minutes.
Tube Station Services this August and September:
- Wembley Park station: Currently there is no anticipated disruption
- Wembley Central station: Currently there is no anticipated disruption
Example Distances from Wembley Park Tube:
- Bond Street: 19 minutes via Jubilee Line
- King's Cross: 20 minutes via Metropolitan Line
- Paddington: 24 minutes via Bakerloo Line (from Wembley Central)
- Charing Cross: 30 minutes via Bakerloo Line (from Wembley Central)
- London Bridge: 27 minutes via Jubilee Line
- Liverpool Street: 30 minutes via Metropolitan Line
Pricing Information:
As of January 2025, the peak fare to travel to Wembley Park from Zone 1 is £4.40, and the off-peak fare is £3.20. However, starting from 2 March 2025, these fares will increase. The peak fare will rise to £4.60, and the off-peak fare will increase to £3.40.
Wembley Stadium Location:
- 10 minutes’ walk from Wembley Park tube station
- 22 minutes’ walk from Wembley Central tube station (follow route here)
- 34 minutes’ walk from North Wembley tube station (follow route here)
Accessing the Stadium:
You can walk from Wembley Park tube station via Olympic Way. Average wait times to enter the station after an event range from 15 to 60 minutes. Arrive early to avoid the rush.
By Car While public transport is recommended, driving is also a convenient option. Wembley Park offers over 3,000 secure parking spaces, starting at £40 or £25 for Blue Badge holders. To ensure a smooth experience, book your Wembley Stadium parking spot in advance.
To reach Wembley Park by car for Coldplay’s concert, use the postcode HA9 0FA in your Sat Nav. Alternatively, follow the signs for Wembley Stadium once you reach the A406 North Circular from the M1, A40, or M25.
If you're driving from central London to see Coldplay, take the Harrow Road (A404) north-west until you reach Paddington Station, then take the A40. Upon reaching Wembley Central Station, turn right onto Wembley Hill Road and follow the signs to Wembley Stadium, where Coldplay will be performing.
What is the nearest car park to Wembley Stadium for Coldplay’s concert?
If you are travelling to Wembley Park for Coldplay’s show at Wembley Stadium, the most convenient car park is Red Parking, which is just a short walk from the venue. Pink Parking also offers ample car and coach parking spaces and is only a 10-minute walk from Wembley Stadium, where you can enjoy Coldplay’s incredible performance.
For more information on parking options for Coldplay’s Wembley Stadium concert, visit the Wembley Official Parking website.
Road Closures and Information this August and September:
Currently no anticipated closures or disruption
Important Tips:
- Plan Ahead: Expect heavy traffic and crowded public transport. Arrive early to avoid delays.
- Check Services: Ensure you’re aware of any rail or bus diversions and road closures that may affect your journey.
- Follow Official Guidance: On Wembley event days, follow directions from staff and signage for a smooth experience.
Wembley Stadium does not allow any bag larger than an A4 piece of paper (H 297mm, W 210mm and D 210mm) – double-check before you leave the house, because you won't be able to enter with a bigger one. Find out more about Wembley Stadium's bag policy here.
Official MerchKeen to snap up some official Coldplay merch to mark this memorable occasion? You'll be given a clear plastic bag. If this is inside the stadium, then all good. If it is purchased outside Wembley Stadium (read below to find out where the official merch stands are), the plastic bag will be sealed and must remain sealed until inside.
What to Expect from Coldplay’s Tour Merchandise
There will be a number of merch stands on Olympic Way and a few key locations in Wembley Park. Keep an eye on the digital wayfinding signs for directions to the Coldplay merch stores. While the official Music of the Spheres 2025 tour merchandise collection hasn’t been fully revealed yet, we can get a good idea of what will be available based on what’s currently in their official online shop. Fans can expect a mix of tour t-shirts, hoodies, limited edition posters, and accessories like hats and tote bags, many featuring Coldplay’s signature celestial and Alien Radio themes.
For the latest availability, pricing, and designs, check the Coldplay UK Store before the show. If you can’t wait to buy at the merch stand, you can always order online and have it ready before the concert!
Some items may be exclusive to specific tour stops, so keep an eye on the online store or grab them at the venue!
Last minute ticketsAfter months of anticipation, Coldplay will be bringing their Music of the Spheres tour to the UK this month. And once they arrive, they'll be playing 12 shows across the country.
With two shows in Hull and ten in London, there are plenty of opportunities for fans to get involved with the band's iconic live sound. Be warned, however: the Jumbotron kiss-cam will be making an appearance, as well. So if you've got something to hide, maybe grab the cheap seats at the back.
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- Act .i. Planets:
- Music of the Spheres
- Higher Power
- Adventure of a Lifetime
- Paradise
- The Scientist
- Act .ii. Moons:
- Viva la Vida
- Hymn for the Weekend
- Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall
- Yellow
- ALL MY LOVE
- Act .iii. Stars:
- Human Heart
- People of the Pride
- Clocks
- WE PRAY
- Infinity Sign
- Something Just Like This
- My Universe
- A Sky Full of Stars
- Act .iv. Home:
- Sunrise
- Sparks
- The Jumbotron Song
- Fix You
- GOOD FEELiNGS
- Hot Body
- feelslikeimfallinginlove
Coldplay will be playing ten dates at Wembley Stadium in 2025. The Coldplay Wembley dates are:
- Friday 22nd August
- Saturday 23rd August
- Tuesday 26th August
- Wednesday 27th August
- Saturday 30th August
- Sunday 31st August
- Wednesday 3rd September
- Thursday 4th September
- Sunday 7th September
- Monday 8th September
The 8th September performance isn’t just the last Wembley Coldplay show – it’s the end of the entire, three-year-long Music of the Spheres Tour. Given that 2025 is also the year that Coldplay will stop recording music as a band, according to frontman Chris Martin, it’s likely the final Coldplay Wembley 2025 show will be quite the emotional performance.
