Concerts in London This-weekend
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Concerts in London This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in London is packed with exciting concerts and live performances across some of the city's most iconic venues. On Saturday, June 27, 2026, music lovers can enjoy a diverse array of acts, starting with ABBA Voyage at the Abba Arena, where multiple shows are scheduled throughout the day, from 3:00 pm to 7:45 pm, offering an immersive experience into the legendary pop group's timeless hits. For those interested in rock and alternative sounds, The Cardigans will perform at the Eventim Apollo at 7:00 pm, promising an energetic night. Fans of pop and contemporary music can catch Lily Allen at the O2 Arena, with shows at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm, delivering her signature style. Additionally, Take That will entertain audiences at the Olympic Stadium at 5:00 pm, and comedy enthusiasts can enjoy stand-up acts at the Comedy Carnival in Covent Garden at 8:30 pm. The evening culminates with a spectacular concert by Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium starting at 5:00 pm, a must-see event for his global fanbase. Moving into Sunday, June 28, 2026, the entertainment continues with performances from Bad Bunny at Tottenham Hotspur New Stadium at 5:30 pm and 5:00 pm, respectively, offering fans a chance to experience his dynamic Latin trap and reggaeton rhythms. Ateez will also perform in Hyde Park at 2:00 pm, providing a lively K-pop experience in an outdoor setting. The ABBA Voyage shows extend into Sunday, with multiple performances at the Abba Arena, including afternoon and evening slots, ensuring fans have ample opportunity to enjoy the immersive tribute. Lily Allen returns to the O2 Arena, and Bad Bunny's second show at Tottenham Hotspur promises an electrifying weekend full of world-class music. Whether you're into pop legends, chart-topping artists, or international stars, London’s concert venues are the place to be this weekend.