Wembley Stadium: What are the best seats with views for concerts at Wembley Stadium?
Here are some of the top-rated seating areas at Wembley Stadium for music concerts including Bruno Mars, My Chemical Romance and Bon Jovi.
Having a good seat at a show can make or break your concert experience, but where’s the best spot at Wembley Stadium? Some previous visitors have had their say online.
The iconic 90,000-capacity venue offers multi-levelled seating across its upper and lower tiers. Divided into different blocks, some areas seem to be more sought after than others.
While some seated zones have been rated highly for their good views by past attendees, others have been highlighted as areas to avoid. With such a variety of seating options available, it can be hard for concertgoers to choose the perfect spot to see their favourite artist perform.
However, those stuck on where they should sit, don’t need to worry. We’ve compiled some of the best-rated seating spots around the venue according to former concertgoers.
Here’s what Wembley Stadium seating areas are favoured by reviewers online.
Where are the best seats at Wembley Stadium for concerts?
For concerts, the stage is usually set up between seating blocks 136 and 131. Therefore, with this in mind, some of the surrounding blocks, including 139-142 and 128 - 125 will also offer views close to the stage.
Those sitting in the higher levels will also be close to the action if they are sat between 248 - 250, 548 - 550, 232 - 229 or 531 - 529.
According to SeatingPlan.net, the highest-rated seating section is 117. 528, 504, 212 and 215 are some of the other spots that have been favoured online among past attendees.
Who is performing at Wembley Stadium in 2026?
Wembley Stadium’s 2026 calendar is already stacked, with rock, pop and country heavyweights lining up huge summer shows.
My Chemical Romance kick things off with three dates in July as part of their Long Live The Black Parade Tour, followed by country superstar Luke Combs, who plays three nights across the end of July and early August.
The Weeknd then brings his blockbuster After Hours ‘Til Dawn run to the venue for a week of shows in mid-August, before rock icons Bon Jovi return in September on their Forever Tour.
Bruno Mars is also due to touch down at Wembley during his global Romantic Tour run, marking one of the capital’s most anticipated pop bookings of the year.