Who’s playing the O2 Arena next month? Full March gig guide 2026
Here’s who is playing at London’s iconic O2 Arena in March.
March is shaping up to be another huge month at the O2 Arena, with some of the biggest names in music descending on North Greenwich.
From arena-filling pop stars to rap heavyweights and rock favourites, thousands of London music fans will be heading to the capital’s most iconic indoor venue for a packed run of shows.
Whether you’re planning a big singalong night, chasing stadium-level energy, or just looking for an excuse to leave the house, the O2 calendar is stacked.
Here are the concerts Londoners won’t want to miss this month.
March 1 & 2 – Raye
Fresh from her February dates, Raye returns to the O2 Arena for two more shows as part of her This May Contain New Music tour. The performances come ahead of her highly anticipated second album This May Contain Hope, due later this month.
March 4 – Alter Bridge
US rock favourites Alter Bridge kick off March’s rock offerings as their What Lies Within Tour lands in London, following the release of their eighth studio album earlier this year.
March 5 – Machine Gun Kelly
Machine Gun Kelly, aka MGK, brings his Lost Americana Tour to the O2, marking the start of the UK leg after a huge summer run.
March 6, 7, 10 & 11 – Dave
Dave takes over the O2 Arena for four nights with his The Boy Who Played The Harp tour — his first major headline run in five years and one of the month’s biggest ticket draws.
March 8 & 9 – Laufey
Nestled between Dave’s shows, Laufey delivers her signature jazz-pop sound for two London dates as part of her A Matter Of Time tour.
March 13–15 – Country 2 Country Festival
Country 2 Country returns for its annual O2 residency, with Keith Urban, Brooks & Dunn and Zach Top among the weekend’s standout names.
March 17 & 18 – Wu-Tang Clan
Hip-hop legends Wu-Tang Clan arrive for two back-to-back London shows celebrating their extraordinary three-decade catalogue.
March 19 – Giveon
The Grammy-nominated R&B star heads to North Greenwich with his Dear Beloved tour, his first major tour run in several years.
March 22 – Badshah
Badshah makes history as the first Indian rapper to headline the O2 Arena — a landmark moment for London’s live music scene.
March 25 & 31 – Gunna
US rapper Gunna closes out the month with two O2 shows on his Wun World Tour, supporting his latest album The Last Wun.
March 28 – Richard Ashcroft
After last year’s stadium appearances, Richard Ashcroft returns for a headline London arena show of his own.