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Tokio Hotel London 2026: Arena Tour date and visitor guide
Tokio Hotel bring Arena Tour 2026 to OVO Arena Wembley on 28 October with special guest Nia Ashleigh, a large-scale production and two decades of songs behind it.
The London arena date
At the 15 October 2026 recheck, OVO Arena Wembley lists Wednesday 28 October with doors at 18:30 and special guest Nia Ashleigh.
The detailed timetable gives an approximate 20:00 show start and 22:30 finish, subject to change; doors are not the performance start. Standing is 14+; under-14s must be seated and accompanied by an adult over 18.
Use the ticket-holder update for final timings.
- Doors
- 18:30
- Tour
- Arena Tour 2026
- Special guest
- Nia Ashleigh
- Show / finish
- 20:00 / 22:30 approximate; subject to change
- Standing
- 14+
- Seated
- Under-14s with an adult 18+
On this page
The scale of Arena Tour 2026
The official listing follows Tokio Hotel’s sold-out 2025 European tour and describes this run as the band’s biggest live experience yet, with an expanded stage design, production and set list.
London is one stop in that arena programme.
Start with these eras
Begin with Schrei and Durch den Monsun, then the international Monsoon era, Humanoid and Kings of Suburbia.
The venue also names White Lies among the band’s recognised songs. None of these references guarantees inclusion in the Wembley set.
A two-decade band story
Tokio Hotel emerged from Germany and built a large international audience through German- and English-language releases.
Their sound has moved from guitar-led alternative pop into electronic and synth-driven work, which explains the range of fans around the arena tour.
Plan the Wembley journey
OVO Arena is reached through Wembley Park and surrounding rail links.
Check the arena’s exact entrance, the late service pattern and other Wembley events. A charged phone is especially important when admission uses AXS Mobile ID.
Age, bags, tickets and access
The arena prohibits adult backpacks and bags larger than 40 × 35 × 19 cm.
Use only the official event route and its authorised partners. Arrange access seating and companion needs through the venue’s published process before travel.