Maroon 5 at London O2 Arena: everything to know including door open times & support acts

London’s O2 Arena will host Maroon 5 at the start of next week. The pop-rock band will headline a show at the iconic music venue on Monday (July 3).

The capital is one of two tour stops on Maroon 5’s latest UK tour. They will also perform in Birmingham the night after their London show.

The band confirmed in November that they would be performing in London this summer. Their O2 show follows a series of stops across Europe.

The O2 Arena previously hosted Maroon 5 for their Overexposed Tour in January 2014. The group started the new year by performing two nights at the venue.

Here’s what Maroon 5 fans need to know about their London O2 show, from door opening times to who will support the band.

Door opening times for Maroon 5 at London O2 Arena

As stated on the O2 Arena website, doors for Maroon 5’s July 3 show will open at 6.30pm. An end time for the show has not been confirmed. However, concerts between Monday and Saturday at the O2 typically wrap up around 11pm.

Who are the support acts for Maroon 5 at London O2 Arena?

The Moves Like Jagger hitmakers will be joined by special guests Gunnar and Mailbox for their London show at the O2 Arena. The two acts have supported the band across the Europe leg of their tour.

Full setlist for Maroon 5 at London O2 Arena

A set list for the Maroon 5’s London show has yet to be confirmed. However, the band seems to have performed similar tracks across their tour so far. The setlist from their most recent show is listed below:

• Moves Like Jagger
• This Love
• Stereo Hearts (Gym Class Heroes cover)
• One More Night
• Animals
• Love Somebody
• Sunday Morning
• Payphone
• What Lovers Do
• Makes Me Wonder
• I Wanna Be Your Lover (Prince cover)
• Heavy (PJ Morton song)
• Maps
• Memories
• Don’t Wanna Know
• Cold
• Daylight
• She Will Be Loved
• Girls Like You
• Sugar

How to get the last-minute tickets for Maroon 5 at London O2 Arena

Those still wanting to see the Payphone hitmakers perform live in London may still be able. There appears to be limited tickets through the O2 Arena’s official ticket partner AXS.