Bruno Mars « The Romantic Tour »

Victoria Monét takes over Wembley Stadium on 18 July 2026 with a show anchored in lush R&B, dusky soul and a touch of funk. After the Jaguar chapter and years of sharp songwriting for others, she steps out front with a band built for groove: deep bass, tight drums, warm keys and harmonies that lift the hooks. Expect a set that glides between slow-burners and bounce-heavy tracks, weaving in cuts like Moment, Coastin’ and the brass-charged On My Mama. Live, her songs stretch and breathe, leaving room for choreography and those precise vocal runs that define her signature.

Opening, Anderson .Paak arrives in selector mode as DJ Pee .Wee, flipping through soul, disco, boogie, hip-hop and West Coast funk. His vinyl-forward set leans on percussion, quick blends and playful left turns, setting an easy, dance-ready pace before Monét hits the stage. Between dusty gems and familiar grooves, he sketches the connective tissue that runs straight into the headliner’s universe, priming Wembley for a night of modern R&B with classic foundations.