Bruno Mars is performing at Wembley Stadium six times this month as part of The Romantic Tour 2026, his first full headline tour in nearly a decade. The shows run July 18, 19, 22, 24, 25, and 28, with Anderson .Paak and Victoria Monét joining as special guests. Doors open around 4:30 PM, with the concert finishing near 10:00 PM.

Tickets have been available since mid-January through BrunoMars.com and Ticketmaster, with a few spots still available on resale platforms including Stubhub and Viagogo. The tour is Mars’s first major stadium run since 2017.

The Romantic Tour Begins

The Romantic Tour launched in 2024 and spans 2026, marking Mars’s return to live performances after years focused on studio work. The setlist draws from his full catalog: “Just the Way You Are,” “Uptown Special,” “Locked Out of Heaven,” and newer material. The show is built around energy and precision—Mars is known for sharp choreography and tight band play.

Mars hasn’t released new solo music since 2021, but the tour suggests interest in reconnecting with audiences before new material drops.

What to Expect

Each Wembley show runs 90 minutes to two hours. East Village opens at 2:30 PM on performance days, with General Admission doors at 4:30 PM. Hospitality ticket holders get earlier access. The stadium holds 65,000, making this a large-scale production.

Parking around Wembley fills quickly. National Express offers dedicated event transport. Tickets for late July shows are limited; the July 28 date is the final London show of the tour.

If you’re in London and into live music, the final Wembley night on July 28 may be your last chance to catch Mars on this tour.

FYI

Will Bruno Mars tour other cities after Wembley?

The Romantic Tour continues through 2026 in other markets. After London, Mars heads to other international dates. Full tour dates are at BrunoMars.com. Wembley is the London run; other UK/European dates vary.