Coldplay fans have one final chance to catch the incredible band live as their epic London residency draws to a dramatic close today (Friday September 12).
Hundreds of thousands of Brits have been packing into Wembley Stadium to see Coldplay on their groundbreaking Music of the Spheres World Tour, which first touched down in the capital back on August 22.
Nine shows later, and the four-piece is gearing up for their final London concert on Friday, with tickets still available from the likes of Seat Unique, StubHub and Viagogo.
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Redditors who’ve already made it to one of the band's shows - including the rescheduled date on September 6 - have been having their say, with one claiming the gig was the ‘best night of their life’.
The user said that they weren’t ‘expecting much’ from the concert and that they’d only bought tickets because it was their wife’s birthday.
“But man… it turned out to be the best show of my life. At one point (during ’A Sky Full of Stars’) I even teared up a little. Everything was just so overwhelming — the stadium, the music, the lyrics, the whole vibe,” they wrote.
Others who attended one of the London concerts have hailed the show as 'magic' and 'incredible'.
We’ve detailed everything you need to know about Coldplay’s final concert at Wembley Stadium on September 12, including where to buy tickets, what songs you can expect to hear, and who is supporting the team.
Where to buy Coldplay London tickets
Coldplay’s final 2025 show in London is sure to be one for the history books - and fans can make sure they’re there by nabbing a last-minute ticket.
Below, we’ve outlined the cheapest tickets from all of the websites with last-minute availability for the Music of the Spheres World Tour.
- Seat Unique - There’s still time to splurge on Coldplay hospitality packages via Seat Unique. Gold VIP tickets begin from £1,095. Diamond passes are available from £1,195.
- StubHub - Seated tickets for Coldplay start from £241 on StubHub. General admission passes begin from £318.
- Viagogo - Tickets for Coldplay’s show at Wembley Stadium on September 12 start from £243 for sitting and £301 for general admission standing via Viagogo.
- Ticombo - On Ticombo, seated tickets for Coldplay’s final Music of the Spheres tour date in London start from £266. Fans can also get general admission standing passes to the gig from £377.
- Vivid Seats - Snap up your Coldplay seats from Vivid Seats, with prices starting from £242. General admission standing tickets are available from £343.
- See Tickets - Tickets are now sold out for Coldplay’s September 12 gig at Wembley Stadium, according to See Tickets. You can join the dedicated waitlist here.
- Ticketmaster - Tickets are now sold out for Coldplay’s September 12 gig at Wembley Stadium, according to Ticketmaster.
Coldplay Music of the Spheres tour support acts
Fans who manage to nab tickets to the final night of Coldplay’s London tour dates will experience three warm-up acts before the group takes the stage at around 8.15pm.
Gustavo Dudamel and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela will start the show.
They will be followed by Elyanna, a Palestinian-Chilean singer-songwriter, and TEMS, a Nigerian powerhouse who recently featured on Justin Bieber’s new song, ‘I Think You’re Special’.
What can you bring to Coldplay shows at Wembley Stadium?
Wembley allows each reveller to bring one small bag into the stadium. The item may be no bigger than A4 size.
Official merchandise purchased outside the stadium will come in a sealed bag. Be sure to keep the bag sealed until you’re inside the venue.
There is also an extensive list of banned items, including vuvuzelas, megaphones, scooters, large-bodied cameras, spray paint and skateboards.
Large umbrellas and cold boxes are also prohibited, as well as motorbike helmets, unauthorised charity collection buckets, and selfie sticks, among others.
For a comprehensive list of banned items, head to the Wembley Stadium website.
Have your ticket on your person. Without it, you run the risk of not being able to enter the building and may miss the Coldplay concert.
Coldplay London Wembley Stadium setlist
Chris Martin and co. have been chopping and changing their setlist during the course of their London residency - meaning each of the shows has been unique.
Iconic songs like The Scientist and Viva la Vida have been setlist staples, while ‘Politik’, ‘Speed of Sound’, ‘Up&Up’ and ‘Cemeteries of London’ have all made surprise appearances.
According to Time Out London, the band has been playing roughly 23 songs each night, with around 18-19 of them staying the same.
So, if you are heading to the final gig on September 12 (originally scheduled for Monday, September 8), then you may be in for a five-song surprise.
Coldplay’s most recent setlist (September 6)
- Higher Power
- Adventure of a Lifetime
- Paradise
- The Scientist
- Viva la Vida
- Hymn for the Weekend
- Let Somebody Go
- Humankind
- Yellow
- Human Heart
- People of the Pride
- Clocks
- WE PRAY
- Infinity Sign
- Something Just Like This
- My Universe
- A Sky Full of Stars
- Sunrise
- Sparks
- The Jumbotron Song
- Fix You
- feelslikeimfallinginlove
- ALL MY LOVE
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Ella Scott