The music superstar is bringing his Romantic Tour to the capital in celebration of his fourth solo album of the same name
Bruno Mars is bringing the (uptown) funk to London this weekend as he kicks off his highly anticipated Romantic Tour residency at Wembley Stadium. The singer will be playing six sold-out nights between July 18 and July 28, performing hits such as 24K Magic and I Just Might to more than 450,000 fans.
The massive string of gigs comes just weeks after an emotional Harry Styles broke the record for the number of concerts at the venue. Bruno himself has set a number of records throughout his career, including becoming the first artist ever to hit 150 million monthly listeners on Spotify and appearing on two of the fastest songs to reach one billion streams.
Since launching a string of hits beginning in 2009, Bruno has sold over 150 million records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling artists of all time. He’ll now bring that star power to the capital, with help from A-list support acts, Victoria Monét and Anderson.Paak.
The multi-date tour follows the release of the fourth album, The Romantic, in February. Fans can expect to hear new songs from the track list, as well as tunes from superduo Silk Sonic.
Here’s what you need to know:
When is Bruno Mars playing Wembley Stadium?
Bruno Mars is playing Wembley Stadium on:
- Saturday, July 18
- Sunday, July 19
- Wednesday, July 22
- Friday, July 24
- Saturday, July 25
- Tuesday, July 28
Doors for general admission and hospitality are expected to open at 5pm (4.30pm on July 19), with VIP entry open from around 4pm.
The detailed set times will be confirmed closer to the show through Ticketmaster, Wembley Stadium and official Bruno Mars channels. Each concert date is due to finish at 10.30pm, except July 19 where it is 10pm.
The East Village will be operating a fan zone with food and drinks from 3pm to 7pm on July 18 and July 22-28. It will operate from 2.30pm-4.30pm on July 19.
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Bruno Mars has confirmed he’ll be joined by two big names on each of his Wembley Stadium dates:
- Victoria Monét is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter known for her R&B sound, including On My Mama and Alright, as well as her work as a writer for artists including Ariana Grande, Blackpink and Selena Gomez.
- Anderson .Paak is a rapper, singer, producer, and one-half of Silk Sonic with Bruno Mars. At Wembley, he’ll play a genre-blending set as DJ Pee .Wee.
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While the specific London setlist hasn’t been announced, here’s what Bruno Mars played at a recent show in Madrid (according to Setlist.fm):
- Risk It All
- Cha Cha Cha
- On My Soul
- 24K Magic
- Treasure
- God Was Showing Off
- I Just Might
- Perm
- Why You Wanna Fight?
- Oh Girl/I Miss You/You Are Everything/I Want to Be Your Man/Please Me (medley)
- That’s What I Like
- Something Serious
- 777
- Fly as Me
- Smokin Out the Window
- Leave the Door Open
- Marry You
- Die With a Smile
- It Will Rain/Talking to the Moon/Grenade/When I Was Your Man (piano medley)
- Versace on the Floor
- Locked Out of Heaven
- Just the Way You Are
- Uptown Funk
- Dance With Me
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Here’s what the seating map at Wembley Stadium looks like:
The seating plan for Bruno Mars features a traditional end-on concert configuration, with the stage at one end of the stadium bowl, pitch standing on the stadium floor and tiered seating around the sides, Wembley Park said.
Seating is numbered across Levels 1, 2 and 5 for most concertgoers. Level 1 is the lower bowl, offering seated areas closest to the pitch and stage. Level 2 is the middle tier and boasts padded seating and access to exclusive concourse areas. Level 5 is the upper bowl, the highest seating tier available.
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A limited number of obstructed-view and resale tickets starting at £134 are still available via Ticketmaster.
However, fans who miss out may still be able to get in using resale websites, including viagogo, Vivid Seats, and StubHub. These offer music lovers the chance to buy and sell their tickets at any time – and at any price.
Find out what each ticket type gets you here
Bruno Mars Wembley bag policy and banned items
Only one bag is allowed per person, and it must be smaller than 297mm x 210mm x 210mm.
No food or drink is permitted to be brought into the event, with the exception of water in unopened plastic bottles of up to 500ml.
A number of other items are also banned from Wembley Stadium for safety reasons. These include:
- Fireworks
- Smoke devices & Canisters
- Flares
- Illegal substances
- Laser devices
- Flasks
- Scooters/skateboards
- Skateboards or other skates
- Selfie sticks
- Laptops and tablets
- Large umbrellas
- No posters bigger than A3
A full list of prohibited items can be found here.
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