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Coldplay Tickets Wembley 2025

Coldplay VIP Tickets Wembley

Coldplay’s best selling tour the Music of the Spheres returns to Wembley in 2025. Celebrating its fourth year, this special concert experience is one that can’t be missed and you can experience it with official Coldplay premium tickets at Wembley. This tour is one of the top 5 grossing tours in history and has changed the way we experience live music. Combining the brilliance of their music with spectacular visuals and the promotion of sustainability, the Music of the Spheres is like nothing ever seen before. Secure your Coldplay hospitality tickets 2025 and enjoy:

  • VIP padded seats with unbeatable stage views
  • Early access to hospitality lounges for a relaxed start to the evening
  • Access to a pre-concert cash bar and gourmet catering options
  • Hassle-free booking for a smooth, stress-free experience

About Coldplay

Coldplay are a British alternative rock band that were formed in London in 1996. The band's breakthrough track ‘Yellow’ was released in 2000, topping the UK charts and quickly helping Coldplay become well established within the music world. This song as well as their most successful anthem, the epic ‘Viva La Vida’ have become staples in their setlists. While Coldplay’s early music was rooted in rock and Britpop, the band has gradually transitioned toward a more pop-oriented sound in recent years.

Led by their frontman Chris Martin, Coldplay are known to give it everything on stage. They are often regarded as one of the best bands to experience live due to their theatrical performances and incredible visual spectacles. While Coldplay have always been a band well known for their activism, this has become even more noticeable in recent years due to their sustainability efforts with their Music of the Spheres Tours.

Being a consistent performer over many years Coldplay have established themselves as one of the world's most successful bands. With 7 Grammy Awards, 9 Brit awards, multiple number one singles and many magical performances, it’s not surprising that Coldplay are one of the world's most sought after artists to see live.

Wembley Stadium Overview

Venue – Wembley Stadium

Location – London, England

Stadium Capacity – 90,000 (on event day)

Opened – 2007

Wembley Stadium is the largest stadium in the UK and a key venue for major sporting and entertainment events. Reopened in 2007 after a full rebuild, it hosts the FA Cup Final, England home football matches, UEFA tournaments, and high-profile concerts. The stadium is known for its distinctive 133-metre arch and modern design, offering excellent views, hospitality lounges, and up-to-date facilities.

The venue can accommodate 90,000 spectators and is equipped for football, boxing, American football, and live music events. Wembley is located in northwest London and is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and hotels, making it a convenient destination for both day visitors and longer stays.

How to Get to Wembley Stadium

By Car: From central London, the drive to Wembley takes approximately 30–45 minutes. Limited event-day parking is available in nearby official car parks, which must be booked in advance.

By Air: The nearest major airport is London Heathrow (LHR), about 22 km away. A journey from the airport to Wembley takes around 30–40 minutes by car or public transport.

By Car: From central London, the drive to Wembley takes approximately 30–45 minutes. Limited event-day parking is available in nearby official car parks, which must be booked in advance.

By Train/Tube: There are three main stations close to the stadium. Wembley Park Station (Metropolitan and Jubilee lines) is about a 10-minute walk. Wembley Stadium Station is served by Chiltern Railways from London Marylebone. Wembley Central Station (Bakerloo line, Overground, and National Rail) is around 15 minutes on foot.

By Bus: Several London bus routes serve the Wembley area, including the 18, 83, 92, 182, and 224. Journey times vary depending on your starting point. By Shuttle: On major event days, shuttle services may run from selected park-and-ride locations to the stadium, helping ease congestion.

By Taxi/Ride-Sharing: Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Bolt are widely available. A typical journey from central London to Wembley costs around £30–£45 and takes about 30 minutes, depending on traffic.