Coldplay’s Wembley Finale: Affordable Tickets, Epic Setlists, and a Whole Lot of Pyro
Let’s be real—Coldplay’s Wembley Stadium run is the kind of event that makes you wish you’d kept up with that guitar you bought in 2008. After a North American leg that had fans buzzing over everything from surprise collabs to that whole “Astronomer” saga, Chris Martin and the gang are wrapping up 2025 in London with a bang. And yes, you can still snag a ticket without selling a kidney.
Look, I get it. Concert tickets are a gamble. But if you’re a Coldie (yes, that’s what the cool kids are calling themselves these days), you might want to clear your calendar for late August and early September. Coldplay’s got seven shows left at Wembley this year, and they’re bringing the full spectacle: pyro, confetti, a kiss cam, and yes, that symphony orchestra that somehow makes everything feel like a blockbuster finale.
Now, the real question: how much is this going to set you back? As of the latest check-in, the cheapest available ticket we could find was just under $150 USD on Vivid Seats, including fees. That’s not bad, considering you’re getting a full Coldplay experience—four acts, an encore, and roughly 25 songs. If you’re eyeing other dates, prices range from $161 to $273, depending on how close you want to be to the stage (or Chris Martin’s ever-present glitter beard).
And speaking of the setlist, if you’ve seen Coldplay live before, you know they don’t mess around. From the opening notes of “Higher Power” to the tear-jerker finale of “Fix You,” the band delivers a mix of old favorites and new cuts from their latest album, *Moon Music*. The Guardian recently called their Wembley performance “a spectacle of earnest joy,” which, honestly, just sounds like a British way of saying “they made us cry but in a good way.”
Setlist-wise, expect to hear “Yellow,” “Clocks,” “Viva La Vida,” and “The Scientist,” along with newer tracks like “WE PRAY” and “GOOD FEELiNGS.” And yes, they still do that *Something Just Like This* cover with The Chainsmokers. It’s a vibe. Also, the stage setup? Think fireworks, color-shifting lights, and enough confetti to make a parade jealous. You’ll leave feeling like you’ve been hugged by a giant glitter ball.
For those of you still scrolling through Vivid Seats and wondering if it’s legit—yes, it is. The platform is verified and offers a 100% buyer guarantee, so your tickets will arrive on time and your transaction is secure. Prices can fluctuate, so if you’re waiting for the perfect moment to pull the trigger, now might be it before demand spikes in the final weeks.
So, Coldies, if you’ve been holding out on buying a ticket because you thought it’d be too pricey or too last-minute, think again. Coldplay’s Wembley finale is shaping up to be one for the books, and with tickets still within reach, you might just get your shot at that perfect concert night without breaking the bank.
Anyway, that’s the deal. Do with it what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and The New York Post, Set List FM, Vivid Seats, The Guardian
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