Harry Styles Wembley seating plan: best seats and capacity for London gigs

Last month, we got a first look at Harry Styles’ long-awaited Together, Together tour. The pop star kicked off his seven-month world tour in at Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff Stadium and in just a matter of days, he’ll begin his whopping 12-night residency at London’s Wembley Stadium.

The bespoke stage features a huge square of 10-ft tall walkways that lets the singer get closer to fans in different parts of the stadium throughout his performance and is supposed to encourage a ‘free-flowing floor experience’. So far, there’s only been one small hiccup. After some fans who paid for VIP standing in Amsterdam complained that they weren’t able to see the singer for most of the night, Harry’s team issued a statement to say that they would be reviewing the stage layout to ‘improve visibility’.

That means that the setup in London will look slightly different to those first few shows. Got tickets? Read on to see exactly how the stage at Wembley will be arranged for Harry’s gigs and what the seating plan will look like. 

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What’s the Harry Styles Wembley Stadium seating plan? 

Here’s how Wembley will be laid out for the Together, Together tour. You see exactly what the view from your seat will look like with the stadium’s interactive map here. 

What’s Wembley Stadium’s capacity? 

Wembley is the second biggest stadium in Europe, with a capacity of around 90,000 people for shows of this size. Assuming all seats are sold, that means that Harry could be playing to as many as 1,080,000 people across his 12-night residency. 

Last minute tickets

It’s not too late! There are still a number of general sale and resale tickets available for most of Harry’s Wembley shows. You can find them on Ticketmaster, starting from just £53 or on Viagogo or StubHub from just £48.