Coldplay will perform a record-breaking ten nights at Wembley Stadium from August 22 to September 8 as part of the Music of the Spheres world tour. All ten shows are sold out and ticket holders can consult the stadium seating plan to locate their seats relative to the stage. The venue layout features seated ticket blocks in the stands and a main general stalls area on the pitch. The band’s production includes lights, pyrotechnics and a large jumbotron, which improves sightlines across the stadium. Wembley’s capacity for these concerts is around 90,000 people.
If you've already got your tickets but haven't yet been able to figure out exactly where you'll be in relation to the band, don't fear. We've got the seating plan for all 10 shows right here, so that you can make an educated decision about whether or not you need your glasses. If you don't have tickets, then tough luck sadly - these concerts have been sold out for months.
Here's what the venue will look like for Coldplay's Wembley shows, with seated ticket blocks and the main general stalls area on the pitch. Chris and co put on a proper show with lights, pyrotechnics, and a now-infamous jumbotron, so there's no bad seats in the house. However, if you do want to know what your view will be like, you can have a look at Wembley's views from each seat here.
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