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New Jersey-born rock band Bon Jovi have a long history with north London’s Wembley Stadium. The hitmakers behind bangers like ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’ were the last act to headline the original Wembley Stadium, in 2000, before its demolition.
Jon Bon Jovi and co graced its new digs once more in 2019 for the This House Is Not For Sale Tour, but it’s been seven years since we heard the words to ‘It's My Life’ booming from the speakers.
Luckily, the band are now back, returning to Wembley this week for the London leg of the Forever Tour. Off to see Bon Jovi at one of their three London shows? Here’s your ultimate guide to the venue, from Wembley’s seating plan for the tour to total capacity information.
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Wembley Stadium seating plan for Bon Jovi
According to Ticketmaster, the seating map for the Forever Tour in London is as follows:
Pitch standing is split into ‘gold circle’, which wraps around the stage, offering the closest possible view of the performances, and general admission.
The rest of Wembley’s tiers are split as they usually are for concerts, with three levels. Level 1 is the lower level of seating and pitch. Level 2 is for the middle hospitality tickets (also known as ‘Club Wembley’). Level 5 is all seating above that middle tier.
What’s Wembley Stadium’s capacity?
Wembley Stadium’s concert capacity varies depending on how the stage is set up, but the maximum generally ranges from 75,000 to 90,000 people seated and up to 25,000 people standing. That’s a lot of fans belting the chorus to ‘You Give Love a Bad Name’.
The most famous concerts at Wembley Stadium
It’s safe to say that a fair few music legends have taken to the stage at both the OG Wembley Stadium and the current one, which opened back in 2007. This summer’s line-up has included icons like Harry Styles and Bruno Mars, with other music stars like Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Oasis packing the stands in recent years too.
Here’s a list of just some of the legendary former headliners that have graced the boards at Wembley:
- Adele
- David Bowie
- Michael Jackson
- Elton John
- George Michael
- Madonna
- Paul McCartney
- One Direction
- Queen
- The Rolling Stones
- Ed Sheeran
- Spice Girls
- Bruce Springsteen
- Take That
- The Who
Last-minute tickets for Bon Jovi at Wembley
Haven’t snagged your tickets to the Forever Tour in London? Don’t fret, because you can still cop some on Ticketmaster for £61. Plus, resale sites like Stubhub and Viagogo are offering options for just £50.
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