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Wembley Park Live 2026
Wembley Park Live brings a full afternoon of free live music to Olympic Way on Sunday 26 July 2026. Expect one main stage under the Wembley Stadium arch, eight live acts, craft beer, street food and market stalls, all a few minutes from Wembley Park station.
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Wembley Park Live at a Glance
Wembley Park Live is a free, festival-inspired live music day at Samovar Space on Olympic Way.
Date: Sunday 26 July 2026
Music: 2.30pm to 8pm
Location: Samovar Space, Olympic Way, Wembley Park
Entry: Free, ticketed via Eventbrite
Line-up: Eight live acts across soul, funk, folk, pop, disco and festival classics, with an appearance of a string quartet from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Food and drink: Craft beer stands, a mobile bar from Feed The Yak, street food and market stalls throughout the day
Travel: A few minutes' walk from Wembley Park station on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines
Part of Wembley Park's Summer Rocks programme, the event brings live music, food, drink and market energy to one of London's most recognisable outdoor settings.
Festival Energy
Festival feeling, no field required.
No tent, no coach and no three-figure ticket. Wembley Park Live brings the best bits of a summer festival into the city: a main stage under the arch, live music all afternoon, food and drink within easy reach, and the tube at the end of the road.
Book a free ticket, come early and make an afternoon of it.
Insider Tip
Arrive before the first set to browse the market stalls, pick up a drink and find your spot near the main stage.
Plan Your Visit
Wembley Park Live is an outdoor event on Olympic Way, so dress for the weather and come ready for a full afternoon of music.
Free tickets are available through Eventbrite. Entry is subject to capacity, so booking in advance is recommended, altough a ticket does not guarantee access to the space or seating.
There will be craft beer stands, a mobile bar from Feed The Yak!, street food and market stalls on site throughout the day. You can also make the most of Wembley Park before and after the music, with restaurants, bars, BOXPARK Wembley and London Designer Outlet all nearby.
Samovar Space is a few minutes' walk from Wembley Park station, served by the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines.
The Line-Up
Eight acts. One main stage. A full afternoon of live music under the Wembley Stadium arch.
Scroll down to meet the artists playing Wembley Park Live on Sunday 26 July 2026. Set times will be announced closer to the day. Sign up to our newsletter and we will send the running order straight to your inbox.
PARC
Pop, disco and anthemic covers from two hitmakers.
PARC brings together quadruple platinum singer-songwriter Rita Campbell and multi-instrumentalist Alle Pearse. Between them, they have recorded, written and performed with artists including Cher, Paul Weller, The Brand New Heavies, Candi Staton and Steps, with Rita co-writing the UK number one hit Stomp.
Their Wembley Park Live set reworks pop, disco and old-school classics into mash-ups, medleys and chilled festival anthems.
Scarlette Fever Trio
Country-pop polish, rock energy and a serious stage CV.
Scarlette Fever is a two-time BBC Radio 2 playlisted singer-songwriter whose career spans pop, country and rock. She has performed at venues including the Royal Albert Hall, Hammersmith Apollo, Birmingham Arena, Nashville's Bluebird Café and the Isle of Wight Festival, with Billboard Dance Chart Top 5 singles to her name.
Expect a set made for a big outdoor stage.
Aaron Wiggett
One guitar, loop pedals and dancefloor hooks.
Aaron Wiggett is a London-based instrumental musician who rebuilds classic dance and pop tracks live with acoustic guitar and loop pedal effects. His set brings the layers and energy of a DJ set or full band into one solo performance.
Recent credits include a Gibson Garage showcase and a David Bowie-inspired performance at the launch of You Are Not Alone at Lightroom.
Zak Lukan
Atmospheric contemporary folk with a cinematic edge.
Zak Lukan is a contemporary folk singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist drawing on Nick Drake, Jeff Buckley and Radiohead. Backed by early support from BBC Introducing, Headliner and Shoreditch Radio, his songs pair delicate acoustic textures with rich harmonies and emotionally direct writing.
Rueben & Gotxi
London folk and soft rock with 70s warmth.
Rueben & Gotxi are a London-based duo who met while busking and grew a following through full-time street performance. Their sound blends close harmonies, organic instrumentation and soft-rock nostalgia.
After early collaborations reached millions of streams, their debut 10-track mixtape arrives this August.
Ivanmore
Soul and funk built for an outdoor crowd.
Ivanmore channels the warmth of classic soul and the groove of modern funk, with Curtis Mayfield, Al Green and D'Angelo among the reference points. Performing as a trio, he brings deep rhythms, rich harmonies and big sing-along hooks shaped by busking, live rooms and London crowds.
Wembley Park Live All Stars
The Legends Set: classic festival anthems to close the day.
The Wembley Park Live All Stars close the day with a set of classic hits from artists and moments that helped define festival history.
Led by bandleader and keys player Rufus Quickenden, with Alex Hall on loop guitar, trumpet and backing vocals, and Jarred White on drums, the house band is joined by Amy Webber, a multi award-winning musical comedian and vocalist with appearances at Glastonbury, BBC Radio 4's Loose Ends and Front Row.
It is the big sing-along finale of Wembley Park Live.
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra String Quartet
Rock and pop classics, reimagined by one of the world’s great orchestras.
A string quartet from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, now based in Wembley Park, joins the Wembley Park Live line-up for a special set of reimagined rock and pop classics. Expect familiar songs in a new form, with strings bringing a touch of orchestral drama to Olympic Way.
The performance marks a very Wembley Park moment: one of Britain’s most renowned orchestras, now part of the neighbourhood, stepping out onto Olympic Way as part of a free summer music day under the Wembley Stadium arch.
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About Wembley Park
Wembley Park is North London's cultural neighbourhood, set around Wembley Stadium and OVO Arena Wembley and filled with places to eat, drink, shop, stay and explore.
Come before the music for street food at BOXPARK Wembley, outlet shopping at London Designer Outlet, immersive experiences including Mundo Pixar and Bubble Planet, public art across the neighbourhood and summer markets throughout the season.
Named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Live 2025, Wembley Park is 12 minutes from Baker Street by tube, with food, shopping, public art and live entertainment all within a short walk.
Frequently asked questions
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Does my ticket guarantee entry?
Your free ticket gives you access to Samovar Space, but entry is subject to capacity. If the site reaches capacity we may need to restrict access for safety reasons, even for ticket holders. Arrive early to be sure of your spot.
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Is there seating?
There is no formal seating. Limited seating is available around Samovar Space on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be booked or reserved. Most of the audience will be standing, so feel free to bring a picnic blanket for the quieter spots.
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What time should I arrive?
Music starts at 2.30pm and the Samovar Space site is open from 2pm. Come early to Wembley Park though, to browse the summer market and grab a drink before the crowds build.
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Is the event accessible?
Yes. Olympic Way is a wide, flat, step-free pedestrian boulevard with step-free access from Wembley Park station. See wembleypark.com/accessibility-around-wembley-park for full details. There will be a small area inside Samovar Space for wheelchair users.
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Can I bring children?
Absolutely. The event is family-friendly and all ages are welcome. It's part of Summer Rocks, Wembley Park's free summer programme for the whole neighbourhood.
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Can I bring food and drink?
Street food stalls, craft beer stands and a mobile bar from Feed The Yak run all day, and BOXPARK Wembley and plenty of restaurants are moments away. Due to capacity, we're afraid picnics will not be allowed inside Samovar Space.
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What happens if it rains?
The event goes ahead rain or shine, so check the forecast and dress for an outdoor site. In the case of severe weather warnings, we will email all registered attendees at least 24 hours in advance to confirm whether the event is cancelled or moved to another location.
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