For the first time since 2019, are back in London. Seven years later the band are playing once more, with three dates at the start of September.
Jon Bon Jovi and co are currently celebrating the release of their 16th album , which was released in 2024, and its 2025 follow-up . Only two UK cities feature on Bon Jovi’s 2026 Forever Tour, with Edinburgh having hosted the band last week.
Heading to Wembley to see Bon Jovi? Here’s what you need to know about the shows, from the timings and setlist to remaining ticket availability.
When are Bon Jovi playing London’s Wembley Stadium?
The ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’ hitmakers are in northwest London on the following dates:
What time do doors open?
For all three dates, gates open at 5pm.
What time will Bon Jovi come on stage?
Based on previous tour dates, expect Bon Jovi’s set to start at 7.45pm on Sep 4 and 9.
Timings are yet to be confirmed, but the main act could start as early as 7.15pm on Sep 6 due to the earlier Sunday curfew.
What time does the Bon Jovi concert finish?
Here are the estimated finish times on each date.
- Friday September 4 – 10.15pm
- Sunday September 6 – 9.45pm
- Wednesday September 9 – 10.15pm
What’s the seating plan?
You can find the seating maps for Bon Jovi’s Wembley show below. It’s a fairly standard concert set-up for the venue, though note that general admission standing wraps around the ‘gold circle’. In other words, some GA ticketholders can get close to the stage.
Who is the support act for Bon Jovi in London?
Singer-songwriter is the support for Bon Jovi at Wembley on all three dates. He should come on stage at the following times:
- Friday September 4 – 6.30pm
- Wednesday September 9 – 6.30pm
Last-minute Bon Jovi tickets for Wembley
At the time of writing, Bon Jovi’s three dates at Wembley are all ‘low availability’ on Ticketmaster. You’ll find seated tickets from around £220 on general sale.
Otherwise, resale platforms have options. Stubhub and Viagogo both have tickets starting from around £85.
Don’t like knowing the set in advance? Skip this bit. This was Bon Jovi’s set in Edinburgh last week (according to Setlist.fm).
- With a Little Help From My Friends (The Beatles cover)
- We Weren’t Born to Follow
- You Give Love a Bad Name
- Born to Be My Baby
- Bed of Roses
- This House Is Not For Sale
- Livin’ on a Prayer
- I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead
- Keep the Faith
- I’ll Be There for You
How to get to Wembley Stadium: tube lines and travel advice
London’s biggest music venue is best accessed via these train stations:
- is on the London Underground Jubilee and Metropolitan lines.
- is served by Chiltern Railways.
Where to buy Bon Jovi merch
There are a couple of places you can get band merchandise for the Forever Tour:
Weather forecast
Find the day-by-day weather forecast for Bon Jovi’s Wembley gigs below:
- – highs of 24C dropping to 20C by 11pm. Overcast and slight chance of rain throughout the evening.
- – highs of 25C, dropping to 21C by 11pm. A bit cloudy, with a chance of rain earlier in the evening.
- – highs of 20C, dropping to 15C. Mostly clear skies, though with a chance of rain.
For gigs, Wembley allows each visitor to bring in one bag, though it must be smaller than A4 size (297mm x 210mm x 210mm).
Any merch bought outside the stadium should be kept in its sealed bag until visitors are inside.
Here are all the items you’re not allowed to bring into Wembley
- Musical instruments: trumpets, drums, and other devices capable of causing a disturbance or nuisance, including vuvuzelas & megaphones.
- Flag poles greater than 1m in length
- Laser devices
- Bottles and glass vessels
- Aluminium containers
- Dangerous or hazardous items
- Skateboards or other skates
- Signs or items with corporate or inappropriate branding
- Unauthorised fliers & drones
- Spray paint
- Large industrial style ‘permanent’ marker pens
- Prams & pushchairs (will be assessed for each event)
- Transmitting devices
- Large bodied cameras, Professional cameras & recording devices (this applies to cameras that have interchangeable lenses)
- Selfie sticks
- Laptops and tablets
- Illegal merchandise items
- Hard plastic, metal or glass bottles
- Illegal charity collection utensils
- Motor bike helmets
- Large umbrellas
- Cold boxes
- Food and drink
- Animals (except service dogs and guide dogs)
- Bags outside of the A4 policy (medical exemptions apply)
- No posters bigger than A3
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