The Weeknd at Wembley: Ticket Prices, Best Seats & Buying Guide
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The Weeknd brings his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour to Wembley Stadium for five huge nights this August. With Playboi Carti as special guest and a brand new 40-foot gold Sorayama sculpture towering over the stage, this is shaping up to be one of the biggest concert residencies London has seen.
Resale prices currently start from £68 for the cheapest night, climbing to £87 for the most in-demand date. Here's everything you need to know about dates, prices and how to find the best seats.
The Weeknd Wembley 2026: Key Takeaways
- Five nights, one tour: The Weeknd plays Wembley on August 14, 15, 16, 18 and 19, 2026, with Playboi Carti as support across all five shows.
- Cheapest night: August 16 currently offers the lowest starting resale price at £68, based on SeatPick listings.
- Prices have cooled: after a frantic on-sale in September 2025, resale prices have settled closer to face value, meaning there are still good deals to be found.
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When Is The Weeknd Playing Wembley Stadium?
The Weeknd's Wembley residency is part of the 2026 European extension of his After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour, first announced on September 4, 2025, with three further dates added a week later.
The five confirmed dates are Friday August 14, Saturday August 15, Sunday August 16, Tuesday August 18 and Wednesday August 19. Playboi Carti is the special guest on every night, and doors are expected around 5pm with The Weeknd due on stage at approximately 8:10pm.
These are the only London dates on the tour. The Weeknd's only other UK stop is Manchester's Etihad Stadium, where two sold-out shows kicked off the European leg in June. From Wembley, the tour heads to Dublin's Croke Park and on to Paris.
The Weeknd Wembley Ticket Prices by Date
Resale prices vary night by night depending on demand. Here's how starting prices compare across all five Wembley shows, based on current SeatPick listings.
| Date | Event + Venue | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Fri, Aug 14, 2026 | The Weeknd, Wembley Stadium | £71 |
| Sat, Aug 15, 2026 | The Weeknd, Wembley Stadium | £73 |
| Sun, Aug 16, 2026 | The Weeknd, Wembley Stadium | £68 |
| Tue, Aug 18, 2026 | The Weeknd, Wembley Stadium | £75 |
| Wed, Aug 19, 2026 | The Weeknd, Wembley Stadium | £87 |
Sunday August 16 stands out as the best value night, with the lowest starting price of the run. Wednesday August 19, the closing show, commands a premium, likely reflecting demand for a "final night" experience.
Average and Maximum Prices Across the Wembley Run
Starting prices only tell part of the story. Looking at average and maximum resale values gives a fuller picture of how each night is trading.
| Date | Average Price (£) | Maximum Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Fri, Aug 14 | £357 | £1,515 |
| Sat, Aug 15 | £373 | £2,325 |
| Sun, Aug 16 | £321 | £1,268 |
| Tue, Aug 18 | £319 | £1,649 |
| Wed, Aug 19 | £393 | £2,038 |
All prices based on SeatPick resale listings as of July 27, 2026. Availability and pricing subject to change.
Interestingly, Tuesday August 18 has the lowest average price of the run at £319, despite its starting price sitting in the middle of the pack. That suggests a healthy spread of mid-range seats rather than a market dominated by premium listings.
Why Are Wembley Prices Cooling Compared to the September On-Sale?
Tickets for these five shows first went on general sale on Friday, September 12, 2025, through Ticketmaster and AXS. Face-value prices ranged from around £60 for seated tickets up to £671 for VIP packages, with general admission standing at £145.
Demand at the time was intense enough to crash parts of Ticketmaster's queue, and early resale listings jumped well above face value. By mid-2026, though, secondary market prices for these Wembley dates had settled closer to £90 to £130 on some resale platforms, at or even below the original standing price.
That's a useful signal for fans who missed the initial rush. It doesn't mean tickets are guaranteed to stay cheap, but it does suggest the panic-buying phase has passed and there's room to shop around for a fair deal.
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What to Expect From The Weeknd's Wembley Show
This isn't just a concert, it's a full production. The 2026 European leg debuted a new 40-foot gold sculpture designed by Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama, more than double the size of the one used on earlier legs.
Expect golden ruins, suspended rings above the stage, dramatic lighting and pyrotechnics, alongside a set that blends The Weeknd's biggest hits with material from his 2025 album Hurry Up Tomorrow. Shows typically run close to two hours, often closing with "Blinding Lights".
Wembley Stadium holds up to 90,000 fans in its full concert configuration, and its own seating plan and best seats guide is worth checking before you buy, especially if you're considering pitch standing tickets.
Finding the Best Seats for The Weeknd at Wembley
Pitch standing puts you closest to the stage but involves long queues and a steep gradient, so it isn't for everyone. Lower tier seating offers a strong view with less standing time.
If you've enjoyed other big Wembley residencies, our guides on finding the best seats at Wembley and comparing prices for Bruno Mars's 2026 Wembley run and Harry Styles's Wembley shows are useful reading before you decide where to sit.
Wembley regularly hosts era-defining residencies. Our recap of Coldplay's 2025 Wembley shows is a good comparison point for how prices typically move as a run of dates approaches.
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Is Wembley Stadium a Big Venue for Concerts?
Wembley is the UK's largest stadium and the second-largest in Europe. It regularly hosts the biggest names in music, alongside major sporting occasions like the FA Cup Final and England internationals.
Its concert record stands at 98,000, set by Adele in 2017. The Weeknd's five-night run adds him to a short list of artists who've sold out multiple nights at this scale.
The Weeknd Wembley Tickets Frequently Asked Questions
When is The Weeknd playing Wembley Stadium?
The Weeknd plays five nights at Wembley Stadium on August 14, 15, 16, 18 and 19, 2026, as part of his After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour.
Who is supporting The Weeknd at Wembley?
Playboi Carti is the confirmed special guest across all five Wembley shows.
What is the cheapest night to see The Weeknd at Wembley?
Based on current SeatPick listings, Sunday August 16 has the lowest starting resale price at £68.
Are The Weeknd's Wembley tickets sold out?
Demand has been extremely high across the tour, but availability varies by date and seating category. SeatPick aggregates listings from trusted resellers so you can compare current options across all five nights in one place.
