The summer of 2024 is almost over and we’re already looking forward to the huge concerts taking place next year. With some of the world’s most exciting stars set to perform in London, we’ve taken a look at the biggest concerts coming up in 2025.

Oasis are back in 2025!

In news that shocked the world, Oasis announced their comeback in 2025 as the Gallagher brothers put their feud to one side to reunite for a series of huge dates!

Beginning the tour in Wales, ‘Oasis Live’ then moves over to the brother’s hometown of Manchester for 4 showstopping nights at the 80,000 capacity Heaton Park.

The world famous Wembley Stadium then plays host to the tour, followed by more nights in the UK and Ireland, at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium and Croke Park in Dublin.

Principality Stadium:
Friday 04 July | Saturday 05 July

Heaton Park:
Friday 11 July | Saturday 12 July | Wednesday 16 July | Saturday 19 July | Saturday 20 July

Wembley Stadium:
Friday 25 July (ICON) | Saturday 26 July | Wednesday 30 July | Saturday 02 August | Sunday 03 August | Saturday 27 September (ICON)

Murrayfield:
Friday 08 August | Saturday 09 August | Tuesday 12 August

Croke Park:
Saturday 16 August | Sunday 17 August

Coldplay back at Wembley in 2025

In 2025, Coldplay is set to light up Wembley Stadium with a series of 10 unforgettable concerts in the summer, a continuation of their Music of the Sphere’s Tour and a celebration of new album ‘Moon Music‘.

Known for their spectacular live shows, the band will bring their signature mix of anthemic hits, stunning visuals, and electrifying energy to one of the world’s most iconic venues.

Fans can expect a magical experience as Coldplay performs tracks from their latest album alongside beloved classics like “Fix You” and “Viva La Vida.” With a record of selling out stadiums worldwide, these Wembley concerts are sure to be a highlight of the year.

Friday 22 August (VIBE) | Saturday 23 August | Tuesday 26 August | Wednesday 27 August | Saturday 30 August | Sunday 31 August | Wednesday 3 September | Thursday 4 September (VIBE) | Sunday 7 September | Monday 8 September

Rolling out the red carpet at the BRIT Awards in 2025!

In 2023 global superstars such as Dua LIpa, Kylie Minogu and RAYE were among the star-studded line up who took home some of the most prestigious awards in music, and The Brit Awards will be the biggest celebration of UK music once again in 2025.

Guaranteed to be as spectacular and as breath-taking as ever, the 32nd edition of the Brits will showcase the best of British as well as the diverse range of talent the industry has to offer, making it the number one place to be when the stars are rolled out on the red carpet again.

Fans across the world tune in every year to celebrate the headline acts, creating a joyous and unforgettable atmosphere throughout the ceremony.

Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa has firmly established herself as one of the biggest stars in the world and she stole the show at Glastonbury earlier this year, headlining the prestigious Pyramid stage on the Friday night.

And if you weren’t able to see that iconic performance in the flesh, you’re in luck because she’s doing two dates at Wembley Stadium in London next summer, with a second show added due to overwhelming public demand.

This year, Dua Lipa released her highly anticipated third studio album, Radical Optimism, and is set to wow London audiences with top hits from the record, including fan favourites ‘Training Season’ and ‘Houdini’. It follows a highly successful tour of the album, which is set to continue with shows in America, Asia and a one-off special night at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

She’ll then be back in London in June with her headline Wembley shows, which you can enjoy from the best seats in the house with Engage’s exclusive hospitality packages.

Friday 20 June | Saturday 21 June

Sabrina Carpenter

Following in the footsteps of fellow pop sensation Dua Lipa, Sabrina Carpenter has also enjoyed a breakthrough in recent years. The former Disney Channel star’s sixth studio album Short n’ Sweet became a global phenomenon in 2024.

The album’s lead track ‘Espresso’ is very much a fan favourite and her loyal followers in London will have the chance to hear it in person when she takes to the O2 stage in two shows next spring.

Carpenter has previously supported Taylor Swift on The Eras Tour and she’s now selling out shows of her own. If you fancy joining us for what promises to be two incredible nights, enquire today to book your place.

Saturday 8 March | Sunday 9 March

Billie Eilish

Another former Glastonbury headliner, Billie Eilish, is also gracing the O2 stage next summer with a six-night run. Aged just 20 at the time, she became the youngest-ever Pyramid Stage headliner two years ago and she’s gone from strength to strength ever since.

The ‘No Time To Die’ singer will be touring her third album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, which was released in May of this year. And after touring the US, Australia and Europe, she’ll be heading to the UK, with six shows at the O2 and several other nights in Glasgow and Manchester.

Thursday 10 July | Friday 11 July | Sunday 13 July | Monday 14 July | Wednesday 16 July | Thursday 17 July

Snow Patrol, James Blunt and Craig David

It’s not just female stars taking over London next year. The O2 Arena will also host a series of concerts from the likes of Snow Patrol, James Blunt and Craig David.

Northern Irish band Snow Patrol have been rocking out together for more than 30 years and their first album in six years is set to be released next month. They’ll be embarking on a UK and European tour to celebrate, with a night at the O2 in February.

Saturday 15 February

James Blunt will be on the same stage the following night as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his debut album Back to Bedlam. Fans can enjoy a trip down memory lane as they sing along to classics including ‘You’re Beautiful’ and ‘Goodbye My Lover’.

Sunday 16 February

Meanwhile, completing the trio of throwback stars at the O2 will be Craig David. The singer shot to fame in 2000 with his album Born To Do It and he’s back on the road with his Commitment Tour.

Thursday 20 February

Glastonbury

It feels as though this year’s festival has only just finished but attention has already turned to next year’s Glastonbury. The 2024 edition saw iconic performances from the likes of Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA, and rumours have already begun circling about who will headline in a year’s time.

Taylor Swift has long been rumoured having previously been set to perform in 2020 before the festival was cancelled due to the pandemic. She’s enjoyed remarkable success in recent years and would undoubtedly draw record crowds if she were to grace the Pyramid Stage.

Meanwhile, the likes of Rihanna and Eminem have been reported, with both stars yet to perform at the festival. There has been plenty of talk regarding other huge acts, including Green Day, The Killers, Ed Sheeran and Olivia Rodrigo. However, for now the organisers remain tight-lipped and we’re unlikely to hear any confirmed news until later in the autumn.