Coldplay has extended their residency at London’s Wembley Stadium to 10 concerts, meaning that they will surpass Taylor Swift’s current record. Swift, 34, became the first solo artist to play at Wembley eight times in a single tour after bringing The Eras Tour to London this summer.

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Fresh from a soaring Glastonbury headline set ( find the full Time Out review here ), Coldplay have announced they’ll be playing a whopping six nights at Wembley in August 2025. That’s just one gig fewer than Oasis’ huge reunion shows at the same venue.

Coldplay are to play an unprecedented 10 nights at London's Wembley Stadium next summer, breaking a record held by Taylor Swift and Take That. The band originally announced a six-night run at the stadium next August, but added four extra shows in September due to "phenomenal demand" during a fan-only presale on Thursday morning.

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After performing eight sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium in 2024, Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour record will be broken by Coldplay in 2025. Coldplay originally announced six shows at Wembley Stadium in London,

Taylor Swift has shattered numerous records with her Eras Tour. Within just eight months, the pop star achieved something other artists can only dream of- bringing in over $1 billion from a single tour.

The added dates mean Coldplay will break the record for most dates played at the iconic venue. The record was previously eight nights, set by Take That in 2011. Taylor Swift tied that record during her Eras Tour over the summer.