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Stevie Wonder at The O2: two London dates and visitor guide
The O2 now lists two separate Stevie Wonder performances: 3 and 5 November 2026. Both celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Songs in the Key of Life. There is no listed performance on 4 November.
The essentials, in one place
Choose your date, check your ticket and plan the journey.
- Dates
- 3 Nov 2026 · 5 Nov 2026 Separate performances — choose one date.
- Venue
- The O2 Greenwich Peninsula
- What time does it start?
- Start time not confirmed here London local time. A door opening time is not a stage time.
- When do doors open?
- 18:30 Allow time for admission and security.
- Tickets
- Tickets on sale; choose 3 or 5 November Availability and prices can change.
Access, line-up and the journey home
- Access
- The O2 uses its official accessible-ticket process Venue access information ↗
- Finish and running time
- A finish time has not been confirmed here. Check the venue programme before arranging your journey home.
- Return journey
- Use your actual departure date and time in the journey planner, especially if you expect to leave after midnight.
- Dates
- Tuesday 3 + Thursday 5 November 2026
- Doors
- 18:30 on each date
- Venue
- The O2 arena
- Tickets
- On sale through the official venue route
- Stage / finish
- Not confirmed in the checked listing
What changed
The direct venue page now lists 5 November alongside 3 November. Tickets are shown as on sale. These are two individual evenings, not a three-day residency: pick the right date before selecting seats. Both door times are 18:30, which is not a confirmed stage time.
The artist and album
Stevie Wonder is an American singer, songwriter, musician and producer whose work spans soul and popular music. This performance centres on Songs in the Key of Life, released in 1976, with the album advertised in full for its fiftieth anniversary. Sir Duke, As and Isn’t She Lovely offer starting points for listening beforehand.
How to choose your night
Compare the two dates against your working hours, companions and last journey home. Look at actual seat availability and the final price for each performance, rather than assuming both have the same inventory. Keep your chosen date visible when sharing the booking with a group; an extra show is useful only if everyone buys for the same evening.
Tickets without false promises
Begin with the booking route on The O2 website. Review the seat location, total payable amount and delivery instructions before payment. A venue showing tickets on sale does not promise a particular seat, price band or quantity. The guide does not label either performance sold out or invent a starting price.
A practical arrival plan
North Greenwich on the Jubilee line is the useful station reference for The O2. Protect time for finding your entrance and completing entry checks, and avoid a tightly timed restaurant reservation immediately before doors. The Peninsula and historic Greenwich are not interchangeable destinations; check the actual route if combining them.
Access and the journey home
Use The O2’s accessibility process before selecting tickets if your party needs a wheelchair space, companion arrangement or another adjustment. Do not infer suitable access from a normal seat map. Recheck TfL on the day and keep the return flexible because no finish time has been confirmed in this guide.
Calendar and freshness
The two dates are separate calendar entries linked to this one guide. Between them, the remaining show is upcoming rather than happening now. After the final London date the guide leaves active recommendations. The illustration is original editorial artwork, not a photograph of Stevie Wonder or an official tour poster.
