Wembley Stadium

Muy buena actuación del grupo. Excelente la voz. Empezar con “with a little help from my friends” no es una forma muy poderosa de hacerlo. Creo que hubiera sido mucho mejor y más emotivo introducirla más adelante, quizás al principio del encore, con agradecimientos y una explicación del por qué. Hubiera sido bueno también sustituir alguna canción por Runaway o Lay your hands on me. Entiendo que no pueden tocar todas las clásicas, pero alguna más hubiera sido excelente. Muy buen concierto, en cualquier caso.

It was the best concert ever , although the information given by ticketsmaster , that the VIP front stage culd start to queue early , and get in at 16:00 , didn't happen. It was one of the hottest days although we had water , and toilets we could use , will still in the queue , it was not enough , because at least 2 people had to had medical attention because of heatstroke. In the past I mentioned the lack of water. staison , I saw the improvement this time , because of that I still give 5☆ The concert was amazing , and I would do it allover again ❤️

I have waited nine years to see Bruno Mars live and it was the greatest moment this goes on as one of the best concerts I’ve been to this year. Bruno is amazing with the vocals his voice he feels like a modern version or a hybrid of Michael Jackson and Prince. The crowd was amazing Bruno and his band was amazing. He played his classic hits and his latest songs from his romantic album. It was an amazing experience. I cannot wait to do it again.

This was my second time going to Harry Styles concert and it was amazing. The opening act was fantastic. The atmosphere was incredible. I took my cousin as this was her first time going to a Harry Styles concert and she loved it. He actually came a little bit early and he was amazing. He finally played fine line, he did sign of the times, adore you, love of my life and many more songs from his new album, including aperture, American girls and many more

It the first time I have ever been to see Harry but omg! It was amazing from the first time we entered as we got our seats upgraded and sat closer!! The music was outstanding from the very beginning!! I just got a little anxious as it got dark by all the extra flashing.. with myself having beaten epilepsy I did leave the seats to go inside the arena briefly to escape the flashing lights but I was fine! Amazing evening Harry Styles!!

Coldplay by far are the best performers ever. I have no idea how they keep up that energy, night after night, for so long. We attended the Coldplay concert last year in Athens, Greece for our Anniversary and this year, we brought our adult children. The four of us had a fantastic time. Thank you to Coldplay and Wembley Stadium and it's employees for providing an excellent experience for us and 90,000 of our closest friends.

Wembley Stadium isn't the most hospitable of places at the best of times, but things seemed very well organised. Those with tickets to stand on the pitch were in various blocks with clear walkways (are you listening, Hyde Park?) making access and egress easy throughout the day. There were never more than 2 people in front in the queue for the bar; l have to say, by 7pm, previously short queues for the ladies were ridiculously long, but us 'gents' could still come and go as we pleased. On arrival, we received two wristbands and a pair of "moongoggles" that created heart shapes around lights. To justify the ticket prices and Chris Martin's estimated wealth of £160 million, there were three support acts (although I arrived after whoever was opening). This is a thankless task as the seats and pitch don't really fill up until the main event, but I saw two 23-year-old girls perform, each with a troupe of dancers. It was ironic that Palestinian/Chilean singer Elyanna thanked us for letting her share her culture, then Nigerian songbird Ayra Starr did likewise, despite both sounding exactly like a cross between K-pop, LA music and Eurovision. Ayra has her own DJ who had the entire show on his laptop, 'spinning' many records from the present day. Ayra announced a ballad which she said was the story of her life. As she is only 23, I was intrigued, but it turned out it was The Story Of My Life by One Direction. A cover version and not really her culture at all. I was about 20 people from the stage at the front, so was blown away by the explosions of confetti, followed by huge coloured balloons, that accompanied Music Of The Spheres and Higher Power, which opened the set. The energy is high throughout and is a key ingredient. Audience members are encouraged to jump up and down on kinetic pads or cycle on static bikes to build up battery reserves (Reader, I politely declined). A solar farm in the West Country provided 175% of the energy for the C-stage. But the sheer brightness of the lights onstage, around the stadium, in our wristbands, it's a very stimulating couple of hours. At one point, the bright flashing white lights were so intense, I closed my eyes. Chris Martin is so upbeat throughout, the dark satanic Mills in me suspects artificial stimulants, but he is very happy and it's contagious. Obviously, the music isn't particularly complex and the messages aren't especially profound - but I do believe encouraging one another to love our cohabitants ("Everyone is an alien somewhere"), save the planet and find peace are themes we could all do well to observe. Coldplay claim their gigs are next to energy self-sufficient, but the extra trucks required for the various explosions of confetti that cover the entire stadium or the flames that shoot in every direction surely add to the cost. But no expense is spared and that's part of what made the concert such a positive experience. The wristbands have all been cleverly allocated by stadium zone, meaning that the audience is participating (albeit passively) in lighting up the whole place, to the extent of numbered seats creating huge heart-shaped red lights, the depth of the tier. What results is a sense that everyone is involved and collaborative. The band play on not two, but THREE stages, in their attempt to involve everyone. What I enjoyed is that here is a band with a huge sound (well, huge everything), but they are just three blokes on guitar, bass and drums, with Chris Martin occasionally playing piano or acoustic guitar. They are joined on stage by Orquestra Sinfónica for Viva La Vida (my favourite Coldplay song, not just because of Brian Eno's involvement) and Burna Boy, Elyanna and Shone for We Pray. Otherwise, it's just a band that somehow transcends that fact by thinking outside the box and using technology and staging to exhilarate. The Love Is All You Need message might still be struggling to catch on, but the atmosphere both onstage and among the audience was remarkably joyous. Chris Martin has a (by now well-rehearsed) bit where he checks the signs held up by audience members and invites a couple (three last night) of people on stage to perform a song. Last night, they collaborated on Green Eyes, an early track he says they don't do very often. Later, during what's become known as the KissCam section, he picks someone spotted by a cameraman and composes a song for them on the spot. It's admirably entertaining. Yes, there are messages throughout the day about reforestation, feeding the hungry, loving one another, but principally the concert was about entertainment, not just bashing out a few songs from one end of a gigantic stadium. Mood enhancing to the extent that this old curmudgeon jumped into the bliss with both feet.

I love Coldplay! However, the Acoustics aren’t very clever at Wembley, up in the seating area! The were a number of power issues including a power outage where the band had to leave the stage for several minutes. And sadly, I felt Chris Martin looked somewhat fatigued after a long tour. Not surprising really. I’ve seen Coldplay three times and this was the least enjoyable. On the plus side, it was a beautiful day!

Excellent comeback show from LP at Wembley! I attended their first round of comeback shows at the O2 last year and commented on how emotional the atmosphere was, with everyone likely feeling mixed emotions about wanting them to do well, being happy that they were back, yet guilty for being there, as though they were somehow disrespecting Chester. That was not the case this time around, the atmosphere was one of excitement and there was no doubting that the fans were there for the band, their music and to have as much fun as they could, Putting potential heated past history discussions aside and commenting on the performance on this night alone, Emily is a really fantastic singer, Mike still owns it on stage. The set was From Zero heavy, but with most of the older hits covered. The crowd was immense, the performance insane.

🎉 BEST. SHOW. EVER. 🏆🥇👑❤️👏🏻🎊🎉 No words can fully describe the magic of this show - Taylor, her music, her lyrics, her voice, her happy dances, the joy on her face - it's Taylor's world and I'm just so happy and grateful to have witnessed it! 3 and a half hours flew by like it was 13 minutes, I could have stayed forever! What a show! 100000000/10⭐️

🎉 BEST. SHOW. EVER. 🏆🥇👑❤️👏🏻🎊🎉 No words can fully describe the magic of this show - Taylor, her music, her lyrics, her voice, her happy dances, the joy on her face - it's Taylor's world and I'm just so happy and grateful to have witnessed it! 3 and a half hours flew by like it was 13 minutes, I could have stayed forever! What a show! 100000000/10⭐️

Even if you’re not a Coldplay fan, seeing them live in Wembley is an experience and if you don’t go, you miss out. Wembley is The venue, seeing it all enlightened with colours, with 90.000 people of all ages (literally) singing, laughing, getting emotional, is magic. I really liked the setlist, maybe there were some more songs I would have wished for, but I was so happy to hear O, which I love and was totally unexpected. I don’t like Coldplay’s latest works (anything after 2017), but it is undeniable that in their career they wrote MASTERPIECES (Fix You, The Scientist, Yellow, Viva La Vida, Clocks, Paradise, Trouble, Charlie Brown, Up&Up, Politik…, I literally could go on and on) and hearing them live with all the visuals, the pyro, the lights and special effects is mind blowing. That was also the best crowd I have ever found at a gig, totally respectful, kind and cheerful, we all sang together on the way to the tube and it was special, it felt like there was a second concert after Coldplay’s one. This was also my first concert ever, so it will always be cherished in my heart ❤️

Fantastic concert, just as I would expect from AC/DC. Wembley is always great, but with AC/DC it becomes the temple of rock! And that’s just what it was last night. So many memories for me from almost forty years ago, it was emotional at times. But the kings of rock are still going great and based on last night’s performance, they’ll be going on for much longer. AC/DC, I salute you! Thank you!!!

Electric atmosphere last night in Wembley. It was epic and emotional seeing my favourite band with my 6 year old son, who is a huge fan! We laughed, we cried and we sang our hearts out. Billie Joe is an epic front man with a huge heart and an amazing power over a gigantic crowd, Mike’s playing was as gritty and electric as ever and Tre was a ball of mad energy the whole night through. Unforgettable truly.

Very moving, personal tribute to Hawkins, that brought together an amazing array of talent - a fitting reflection of Hawkins’ musical interests and reach. Kesha’s performance unfortunately was vulgar, entirely inappropriate for the occasion, and seemed to be more about herself than Hawkins - I almost don’t want to give it a mention as it doesn’t deserve the airtime, but it was a real shame as otherwise it was such a wonderful tribute.

I have seen them play live in 2016 and even though I have my “favourite” artists, I knew back then that it was the best concert I have ever attended, and this year wasn’t different. The production, the music, the colours, the vibe, it’s a unique experience and so much fun. And props to the band for caring and acting so hard to bring awareness to the environmental crisis. If you can go see them live at least once in your life because it’s a beautiful experience and I will surely go again if I have the chance. Amazing band and amazing people. I was a bit frustrated with the Wembley team because nobody gave me the wrist band at the entrance, even just showing or telling me to take one. I only remembered about it when I was in my seat already. It was part of the experience and it made me sad because I purchased the ticket and was there to have the same experience as everyone else. I’ve spoken to four different staff people about it, trying to get my one but they didn’t help at all. It was a rainy day in London and everyone was rushing to enter the stadium.

This was the best concert that I have been to in years. This was my dream to see Coldplay since I was 16 and it was amazing. They pretty much played their classic songs, clocks, yellow, sparks, fix you, in my place, viva la vida, hymn of the weekend, the scientist etc christ Martin was amazing and they played a few of their new songs, people of the pride, my universe, humankind, higher power.

the most beautiful experience of my life. no crowd more loving, more accepting, more giving. harry styles is a rockstar. a changing artist. we’re watching history in real time, every time he performs. he’s given me strength alone and in the friends I've met through him. for every time i didn’t have the words harry had a song to say it for me. he was, is and always will be pure magic. i can only hope that if i have children in the future, they have a harry styles.

Last night's P!nk gig was superb, she sang 2 of my favourites, Try and what about us, Try had me in tears (it's helped me through some bad times.) P!nk put on one hell of a show which included a surprise. Normally she ends a gig with So What! But this time she finished with Glitter In The Air, which is another favourite of mine. All in all another superb gig. I will definitely be going for a golden circle ticket when she is next touring the UK.

It was a magnificent event. Billy sang what he had to sing, with a couple of surprises, interacted perfectly with the audience and gave his all. He gave us more time and energy at 70 years-old than many of the new artists at half (or even less) his age. This was my first time seeing Billy and I was lucky enough to have my wife with me. We sang and cried all along (especially NYsom and Piano man). The most amazing thing is that he’s an artist who hasn’t put out a new album in forever (he even joked about it) and he still managed to sell 80-85% of Wembley.