By editorial team Dive into this ultimate guide to Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium for everything you need to know about seeing the world-famous hard rock band at Wembley. Read on to discover show times, setlists, special guests and more – as well as what to do in Wembley Park before the Guns N’ Roses concert.
Guns N’ Roses Setlist, Times and Special Guests
40 years after they first formed Guns N’ Roses, Axl, Slash and co are still delighting audiences around the globe. The band is heading for Europe and Asia during 2025, with the Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things Tour.
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Guns N’ Roses Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things Tour 2025 at Wembley – Event Dates
Guns N’ Roses will be touring Asia before heading to Europe this summer, with their 2025 tour starting in Incheon, South Korea, on 1st May 2025. The band will reach England in June, with just two shows available – one in Birmingham and the other in Wembley Park. The Wembley Stadium performance takes place on:
Thursday 26th June 2025
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Wembley Guns N’ Roses Set Times
What time does the Guns N’ Roses concert start at Wembley Stadium? Based on other gigs at the venue, the doors are likely to open at around 5:30pm. Support act Rival Sons will take to the stage before Guns N’ Roses start to wow the crowd. Of course, it’s a hard rock gig, so all times are approximate.
What time does the Guns N’ Roses concert at Wembley end? Again, timings are approximate, but the band should be finished by about 10:30pm.
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Guns N’ Roses – Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things Tour Setlist
Fans keen to hear everything from the band’s early hits to its latest material will be delighted by the Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things setlist. While the Guns N’ Roses tour setlist is currently under wraps, it’s likely to feature some of the most popular hits from the past 40 years, including:
Welcome to the Jungle
November Rain
Sweet Child O’ Mine
Night Train
You Could Be Mine
Don’t Cry
Paradise City
Mr Brownstone
My Michelle
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door
Chinese Democracy
Madagascar
Perhaps
The General
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Supporting Acts and Special Guests
The 2025 Guns N’ Roses tour will be supported by Rival Sons, Public Enemy and the Sex Pistols. For the Wembley Guns N’ Roses gig, the support act will be Rival Sons, a rock band famed for their electrifying performances and stage magnetism.
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Guns N’ Roses 2025 Tour Spotify Playlist
Keen to warm up those vocal cords ready to belt out your favourites on the night? This Spotify Guns N’ Roses 2025 Tour Setlist is just what you need to get into the GNR spirit.
Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium: How to Get Here
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By Tube
Wembley Park (Zone 4) is easy to get to, with three stations and three tube lines. You have plenty of options for reaching it rapidly from central London, as well as from further afield.
If you want to travel by London Underground to see Guns N' Roses at Wembley, start on the official TfL (Transport for London) website. You can plan your journey and see approximate travel times, as well as any current station closures or other disruption that you might need to factor into your journey.
The official TFL (Transport for London) website can help you plan your tube journey, estimating journey times and advising of any current station closures or other disruption.
London Underground lines that go to Wembley Park include:
- Jubilee Line: This takes you to Wembley Park station.
- Metropolitan Line: This serves Wembley Park station as well. The journey time from Baker Street is just 12 minutes.
- Bakerloo Line: This takes you to Wembley Central Station. It’s a great choice for connections from Paddington, Charing Cross and Waterloo.
- London Overground Line: This serves Wembley Central Station. Trains from Clapham Junction take as little as 22 minutes.
Tube station services this July:
- Wembley Park station: No disruptions reported.
- Wembley Central station: No disruptions reported.
Example distances from the tube stations in Wembley Park:
- Bond Street: 19 minutes via Jubilee Line (from Wembley Park station)
- King's Cross: 20 minutes via Metropolitan Line (from Wembley Park station)
- Paddington: 24 minutes via Bakerloo Line (from Wembley Central station)
- London Bridge: 27 minutes via Jubilee Line (from Wembley Park station)
- Liverpool Street: 30 minutes via Metropolitan Line (from Wembley Park station)
- Charing Cross: 30 minutes via Bakerloo Line (from Wembley Central station)
Pricing information:
From 2 March 2025, the peak fare to travel to Wembley Park from Zone 1 is £4.60, while the off-peak fare is £3.40.
Wembley Stadium location:
- 10 minutes’ walk from Wembley Park tube station
- 22 minutes’ walk from Wembley Central tube station (you can see the route here)
- 34 minutes’ walk from North Wembley tube station (you can see the route here)
Accessing Wembley Stadium:
Once you arrive by tube, it’s a quick walk from Wembley Park station to Wembley Stadium via Olympic Way. You can see the stadium in front of you as you walk, so be sure to snap a selfie or two on the way.
When you leave the stadium after the concert, please note that average wait times to enter Wembley Park station can range from 15 to 60 minutes.
Alternative routes:
If you plan to avoid the post-concert crowds, you can walk to either Wembley Central or North Wembley station. The Bakerloo line and overground trains serve both stations.
Already home? Quintain Living residents in Wembley Park can enjoy the excitement of one of the world’s most famous rock bands from their exclusive roof terraces. As ever on event days, local measures will be in place to keep residential areas clear and ensure easy access to your home. You can explore renting with Quintain Living in Wembley Park to find out more.
This information is part of the Ultimate Guide to Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium 2025.
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By Train
If you’re travelling by train to see Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium, you can get to Wembley using the regular, direct services from Chiltern Railways and Southern Railways.
From Central London to Guns N’ Roses’ Wembley Stadium Concert:
- Chiltern Railways: Trains from Marylebone to Wembley Stadium station take as little as nine minutes. Check the live train times before you travel to minimise journey stress.
From Other Locations to Guns N’ Roses’ Wembley Stadium Show:
- Southern Railways: Trains run direct to Wembley Central station from many locations, including:
- Watford Junction: Get to the Guns N’ Roses concert in as little as 14 minutes
- Milton Keynes: Reach Wembley in just 55 minutes
- Birmingham: Travel to Wembley Stadium to see Guns N’ Roses in as little as 2 hours
Check the National Rail website for more information on travelling by train to see Guns N’ Roses’ 2025 Wembley Stadium gig.
Frequently Asked Directions for Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium:
- Waterloo to Wembley Park: This takes about 29 minutes, making it quick and easy to travel to see Guns N’ Roses at Wembley.
- Wembley Central to Wembley Stadium: It takes from 13 minutes to travel to the Guns N’ Roses London concert venue using this route.
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By Car or Motorbike
This Guns N’ Roses Wembley Stadium guide recommends using public transport to get to the gig. Driving is also convenient, with more than 3,000 secure parking spaces available for cars and motorbikes in Wembley Park. Prices start from £40, or from £25 for Blue Badge holders. Always book Wembley Stadium parking well in advance so you can secure your space for the event day.
If you’re using sat nav to find Wembley Stadium for the Guns N’ Roses concert, use postcode HA9 0FA. There are also signs to Wembley Stadium in the local area. Note that there are signs from the A406 North Circular onwards if you’re travelling via the M25, M1 or A40.
Travelling from central London by car or motorbike to see Guns N’ Roses? Then you’ll need to take the A404 (Harrow Road) north-west to Paddington Station, then join the A40. At Wembley Central station, turn right onto Wembley Hill Road then follow the signs to Wembley Stadium. If you’ve driven through the Congestion Charge and Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) areas, or the Blackwall or Silvertown tunnels, remember that you’ll need to pay the relevant charges.
Need to find the nearest car park to Wembley Stadium for the Guns N’ Roses concert? The closest to the stadium is Red Parking. Pink Parking is also nearby – about a 10-minute stroll from Wembley Stadium and home to plenty of car, coach and motorbike parking spaces.
To find out more about parking for the Guns N’ Roses Wembley Stadium concert, visit the Wembley Official Parking website.
Important Tips:
- Get Here Early: Guns N’ Roses will draw thousands of people to the Wembley area, so the roads and public transport are likely to be busy. Leave plenty of time for your journey and get to Wembley Park early to avoid delays and spend some time enjoying the area before the concert.
- Check Services: Keep an eye on any planned rail or bus diversions and road closures and factor them into your travel plans.
- Follow Official Guidance: On Wembley Stadium event days, follow directions from staff and signage for a smooth experience.
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By Coach
Traveling by coach to see Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium is easy and affordable. You can catch the Wembley Express coach from over 50 locations around the UK. Plus, the 223, 297, 83/N83, 206, 92, 483, 18/N18 and 182 bus routes all stop near Wembley Stadium, giving you plenty of flexibility in terms of travel options.
Many coach companies provide direct travel to Wembley Stadium from UK cities.
Popular Coach Companies for Guns N’ Roses Wembley Stadium Show:
- National Express provides coaches to Wembley Stadium with the Wembley Express, which runs from 50+ UK locations. You can book your tickets in advance and secure your seat to see Guns N’ Roses’ 2025 Wembley gig.
- Big Green Coach provides coaches from 26 UK cities, making it easy to travel by coach to see the Guns N’ Roses concert at Wembley Stadium. Book your coach tickets here.
- Megabus runs affordable coaches to central London from numerous UK locations. From central London, you can use public transport or jump in a taxi to get to Wembley Stadium. Book your Megabus tickets here.
Important: Check your coach departure time to ensure you reach Wembley Stadium in plenty of time for the concert. Don’t miss the start of the electrifying Guns N’ Roses live performance at this iconic concert venue!
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By Bike
For eco-friendly travellers, reaching the Guns N’ Roses concert is simple. Traveling by bike to see Guns N’ Roses in London is a great way to reach the cycle-friendly Wembley Park neighbourhood.
Bicycle Parking at Wembley Stadium: Wembley Stadium welcomes cyclists with street-level bicycle parking spaces on the northeast side of the stadium. They’re easy to access and have plenty of capacity, making it easy to park your bike before the show. Just remember to bring a sturdy bike lock, to secure your bike before your head into the stadium.
Navigating Wembley Park: Wembley Park has an Active Travel Team that has created downloadable maps for navigating the neighbourhood by bike. You can use them to see shared routes with pedestrians, designated cycle lanes, bike park locations, bus stops and more – everything you need for cycle-friendly travel.
You can view the Wembley Park cycle maps here:
Tips for Cycling to the Guns N’ Roses Concert:
- Use the Wembley Park cycling maps to plan your journey to Wembley Stadium.
- Set off in plenty of time, as traffic on concert days can be heavy.
- Make sure your bike is in great condition before you travel, with working lights, reflectors, fully inflated tyres and so on.
- Remember to bring a sturdy bike lock.
- Note that traffic is likely be heavy when you leave the stadium, so take care on your ride home.
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By Bus
If you’re travelling by bus to the Guns N’ Roses concert at Wembley Stadium, you have plenty of options. A host of bus routes serve Wembley Park, providing excellent connections from many major transport hubs. Take note of the bus routes and stops below to plan this easy, affordable way to travel to Wembley for Guns N’ Roses.
Key Bus Stops and Routes near Wembley Park Station are:
- Wembley Park Station (Bus stop N): Routes 83, 182 and N83
- Wembley Park Station (Bus stop M): Routes 206, 223 and 297
- Wembley Park Station (Bus stop O): Routes 83, 182, 206, 223, 297 and N83
Other Nearby Stops:
- Empire Way (Bus stop J): Routes 83, 182, 206, 223, 297 and N83
- Bridge Road (Bus stop R): Routes 223 and 245
- Fulton Road (Bus stops L and K): Route 206
- Rutherford Way (Bus stop ->N): Route 206
- Corringham Road (Bus stops P and Q): Routes 223 and 245
- Lycee International/Kings Drive (Bus stops S and BA): Routes 83, 182, 206, 245, 297 and N83
- Olympic Way (Bus stops ->E and W): Routes 92, 206 and 440
- Brook Avenue (Bus stops U and T): Route 245
- Manor Drive (Bus stop B): Route 297
- Wembley Arena (Bus stop Y): Routes 83, 182, 223 and N83
- Brent Civic Centre (Bus stops E and G): Routes 92 and 440
- First Way (Bus stop): Routes: 92, 206 and 440
- Greenhill Way/Lycee International (Bus stop): Route 206
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Road and Bus Closures
Non-Event Day Road Closures: No current closures or other disruption
Wembley Event Day Road Closures: No current closures or other disruption
Post-Event Road Closures: No current closures or other disruption
Bus Diversions
- Pre-Event: No current anticipated diversions, route closures or disruption
- Post-Event: No current anticipated diversions, route closures or disruption
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Rail / London Underground Status
Wembley Park Station: Currently a normal service with no anticipated disruption
Wembley Central: Currently a normal service with no anticipated disruption
Wembley Stadium Station: Currently a normal service with no anticipated disruption
Guide to Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium: What to Bring and Bag Policy
Use this guide to Guns N’ Roses’ concert at Wembley Stadium for a stress-free visit:
Bag Policy
Wembley Stadium’s bag policy means you cannot take any bag larger than an A4 piece of paper into the stadium (although medical exemptions to this apply). Your bag must have dimensions smaller than: H 297mm, W 210mm and D 210mm. Check your bag’s measurements before you leave home, as you can’t enter the stadium with it if your bag is oversize. Read about Wembley Stadium's bag policy here.
Official Merch
Many fans will be keen to buy some official Guns N’ Roses merch to remember the 2025 tour. If you buy merchandise inside Wembley Stadium, it will come in a clear plastic bag. Buy it outside the stadium and it will come in a sealed clear plastic bag. You must leave the bag sealed until you’re inside the stadium.
What to Expect from the Guns N’ Roses Tour Merchandise
There will be Guns N’ Roses 2025 tour merchandise stands on Olympic Way and at other key locations in Wembley Park. Check the digital wayfinding signs around the neighbourhood for directions to the merch stands. Based on the kind of apparel and accessories available on the Guns N’ Roses website, tour merchandise could sweatshirts, hoodies, army jackets and perhaps even mystery bundle laundry bags.
Guns N’ Roses Merchandise Available on the Guns N’ Roses Official E-Shop
There are dozens of items to choose from on the Guns N’ Roses website. We’ve rounded up some of the fan favourites below.
Sweatshirts and T-shirts
Sweet Child O’ Mine Women’s Crew Neck Sweatshirt
Hoodies
Hats
Appetite for Destruction Black Dad Cap
Jackets
Mystery Bundle
Accessories
Appetite for Destruction Woven Blanket
Music
A huge selection of music, including limited edition vinyl and bundles with clothing and accessories, is available at the UK Guns N’ Roses online store.
Arriving at Wembley Stadium
You will need to show your ticket and your ID when you arrive at Wembley Stadium. Remember to make sure you have enough charge if you’re using your phone for these. Bring a power bank just in case.
Is Wembley Stadium Cashless?
Yes. Wembley Stadium is a completely cashless venue. No kiosks inside the stadium take cash, so you’ll need a debit card, credit card or your phone to pay for things.
Age Restrictions for the Guns N’ Roses Wembley gig
There are age restrictions for the Guns N’ Roses Wembley concert. No children aged 5 and under are allowed to go and no under 14s are allowed on the pitch standing. Anyone who is under 14 must be accompanied to the gig by an adult aged 18+.
What Do I Need to Bring to the Guns N’ Roses Concert at Wembley Stadium?
To get into the Guns N’ Roses concert at Wembley Stadium, you need to bring your tickets and ID. You must keep these on you at all times within the stadium.
Another handy thing to bring is a disposable poncho, as umbrellas aren’t allowed in Wembley Stadium. Yes, the concert is in June, but the English weather can always surprise.
What Items Are Prohibited Inside Wembley Stadium?
Several items are prohibited inside Wembley Stadium, so be sure to check the full list of what is and isn’t permitted before you travel. Examples of prohibited items include selfie sticks, pushchairs, umbrellas, alcohol, food and drink.
Phone Coverage and Wembley Park Free Wi-Fi
Mobile phone coverage can sometimes be a bit hit and miss during Wembley Stadium events, with the sheer number of people trying to access the network sometimes resulting in connectivity issues or loss of service. But don’t worry; you can use your smartphone when you watch Guns N’ Roses by using the free Wembley Park Wi-Fi. Just connect to the #WembleyParkFreeWifi network and sign up for service covering all main areas of Wembley Park, including Olympic Way.
Where to Eat and Drink Before the Guns N’ Roses Concert in Wembley
Knowing the best places to eat near Wembley Stadium before you come to the Guns N’ Roses concert means you can find the perfect place to eat your fill before singing and dancing the night away. Wembley Park is known for its outstanding choice of restaurants, cafes and other eateries.
For a light bite and a caffeine hit, local favourites include Boki Coffee and Black Sheep Coffee, while bakery Bread Ahead takes doughnut indulgence to a whole new level. For a boba fix, Chaboba and T4 have you covered.
If you’re after something more substantial, BOXPARK Wembley has a vast array of international flavours, including some of the best burgers in London. Smoky Boys and Nanny Bills have both proven to be a serious hit, while Neat Burger shows how to indulge vegan-style. Beyond burgers, celebrated BOXPARK institutions include Sides, which serves up superb fried chicken from YouTube sensations The Sidemen and Zia Lucia, which is famed for its charcoal dough creations. There’s also Hola Guacamole for a feast of Mexican flavours, Island Poké for a fresh taste of the Pacific and Smashing Plates for the ultimate souvlaki delight.
Other popular restaurants close to Wembley Stadium include the 50s themed Big Moe’s Diner, the laidback Estadio Lounge and Remoli and Dez Amore for pasta lovers. For something spicier, the Pan-Asian flavours from by twice Michelin starred chef Atul Kochhar at Masalchi are sure to delight. For diners with a sweet tooth, the cherry blossom-filled interior of Haute Dolci is the place to be.
Official Guns N’ Roses Fanpark in Wembley
BOXPARK Wembley will be hosting the official Guns N’ Roses fanpark in Wembley on 26th June 2025, serving up amazing entertainment, along with drinks specials and more, all designed to get fans into the spirit before the gig.
Best Hotels for Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium – Book Soon!
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Hilton London, Wembley
There are many hotels near Wembley Stadium for the Guns N' Roses concert. Just remember that rooms sell out fast for peak dates, so it’s best to book as soon as possible to secure your room. There are room rates to suit a wide range of budgets, so you can easily find hotels close to Wembley Stadium for Guns N' Roses that meet your needs.
Some of the nearest hotels to Wembley Stadium, with current starting rates (as at February 2025) and walking times, are:
- Hilton London Wembley (3-minute walk/0.2 miles) – from £84 per night
- Novotel London Wembley Stadium (5-minute walk/0.3 miles) – from £74 per night
- Ibis London Wembley (5-minute walk/0.3 miles) – from £40 per night
- London Wembley International Hotel (6-minute walk/0.4 miles) – from £120 per night
- Premier Inn (6-minute walk/0.4 miles) – from £49 per night
Hotel rates fluctuate based on demand. Wembley hotels for the Guns N' Roses concert date are likely to sell out well in advance, so book as soon as you can.
The hotels included above are all within an easy walk of Wembley Stadium, as well as Wembley Park Underground station and London Designer Outlet. Check-in times for most of them are from 3:00 pm and check-out times by 12:00 pm – but double check the times with your chosen hotel when you book.
Where to Buy Guns N’ Roses Tickets and What to Do Before the Concert
Only ever buy concert tickets from trustworthy sources.
The official UK ticket seller for Guns N’ Roses at Wembley is Ticketmaster.
If you need accessible tickets and/or hospitality packages, you can speak to the Wembley Stadium ticketing team by calling them on 0800 093 0824.
Remember to never buy tickets from a suspicious source online or from someone outside a venue. Doing so is a costly route to disappointment. While sites like viagogo, StubHub and Vivid Seats might let you buy second-hand tickets, remember that you’re likely to pay over the odds and that buying a ticket second-hand may render it invalid.
What to Do Before the Guns N’ Roses Concert
There’s so much to do in Wembley Park. Why not arrive early and explore the area before the Guns N’ Roses gig? You could head to Pop Golf for an electric, eclectic blend of catchy beats and neon as you putt, practice your batting at Sixes Social Cricket or visit Bubble Planet for a surreal, inventive experience that’s sure to captivate. If you prefer to plunge into an alternate reality, head to meetspaceVR for fast-paced VR experiences that challenge the senses
If the sun is shining, take the opportunity to stroll through the greenery and wildflower meadows or relax by the lakes of Union Park. For a spot of culture, follows the free Wembley Park Art Trail and discover the spectacular artworks that use the urban neighbourhood as their canvas. The Square of Fame also awaits discovery in Arena Square, hosting famous stars’ handprints in cold cast bronze.
Five Surprising Facts You May Not Know About Guns N’ Roses
Time to put your Guns N’ Roses knowledge to the test. Which of these five facts will teach you something new?
- Before he found fame as a guitarist, Slash was a champion BMX rider.
- In 1986, Guns N’ Roses supported the band’s idol Alice Cooper – but had to play without Axl in Santa Barbara, as his name wasn’t on the artist list, so the Arlington Theater team wouldn’t let him in.
- Axl Rose began working on November Rain in the early 1980s, but it took him until 1991 before the song was ready for release.
- Slash’s famous top hat isn’t just a fashion statement – he gets nervous in front of crowds, so uses the hat and hair to hide behind.
- Axl is the only member of the band who has been constantly present since 1985.
FAQ
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Is Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium sold out for 2025?
Not yet! You still have a chance (at the time of writing), to buy tickets for Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium 2025 via Ticketmaster. Snap your tickets up quickly to avoid disappointment.
You can also still buy hospitality packages via the Wembley Stadium website.
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Can I bring water to Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium?
You can bring an empty plastic or aluminium bottle to fill at the free water stations within Wembley Stadium. Note that the maximum bottle capacity is 500 ml and that glass bottles are not permitted. Check out the Wembley Stadium visitor guide for full details.
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Is seeing Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium worth it?
Of course! Guns N’ Roses are famous around the globe for their energetic performances, so don’t miss this chance to catch one for yourself this summer in Wembley Park.
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What cameras are allowed at Guns N’ Roses’ Wembley Stadium concert?
You can bring a smartphone or basic camera to the Guns N’ Roses concert but you can’t bring a selfie stick. You’re also not permitted to use professional cameras with detachable lenses within Wembley Stadium – or tripods or video equipment. Check out the Wembley Stadium visitor guide for full details.
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What are the Guns N’ Roses concert dates at Wembley Stadium in 2025?
Guns N’ Roses will perform at Wembley Stadium on Thursday 26th June 2025.
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Who is supporting Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium in 2025?
Rival Sons will be supporting Guns N’ Roses at Wembley Stadium. The US-based rock band, hailing from Long Beach, California and with Nashville links, has twice been nominated for Grammy awards. Fans love their pure, unapologetic rock 'N’ roll hits.
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Is Guns N’ Roses’ Wembley Stadium concert affected by bad weather?
Wembley Stadium has a partially covered roof, so the Guns N’ Roses concert can go ahead whatever the weather. Just be sure to pack a poncho in case of rain, as some seats are exposed to the elements.
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How do I get to Wembley Stadium for the Guns N’ Roses concert?
It’s easy to get to Wembley Stadium on public transport:
- Wembley Park station is on the Jubilee and Metropolitan Underground lines
- Wembley Stadium station is served by National Rail
- Wembley Central station is on the Bakerloo Underground line and the overground rail network
If you’re driving to Wembley for Guns N’ Roses, you can book parking in advance via the Wembley Official Parking website. Book early to secure your space.
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Can I bring food into Wembley Stadium for Guns N’ Roses?
No, you can’t bring food or drink into Wembley Stadium (unless for medical reasons). However, there are plenty of places within the stadium where you can buy food and drink (remember, Wembley Stadium is cashless), and free water bottle refill stations across the venue. See the Wembley Stadium visitor guide for full details.
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Is Wembley Stadium accessible for disabled fans attending Guns N’ Roses?
Yes. Wembley Stadium offers step-free access, dedicated wheelchair spaces, accessible toilets and companion tickets, as well as BSL interpretation for every show. Full details are available on the Wembley Stadium website.
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