OVO Arena Wembley
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OVO Arena Wembley
The OVO Arena Wembley (London) started as the Empire Pool, built in 1934 as a sporting venue for the 1948 Olympics, the Wembley Professional Tennis Championships and indoor cycling competitions.
These days, the Arena is managed by ASM Global - the leading provider of innovative venue services and live experience - continuing to host over 100 shows a year, from A-list concerts to popular comedy, welcoming around one million fans yearly.
To date, Tina Turner remains the leading female artist who played the most shows at OVO, and Sir Cliff Richard is the male artist to take the same title. Status Quo holds the record for a rock band with 45 performances, and American pop superstar Prince also played 35 concerts between 1986–1998.
What is the OVO Arena Wembley’s capacity?
The venue has space for up to 12,500 fans.
Is the OVO Arena Wembley wheelchair accessible?
Yes! For specific accessibility needs or enquiries, please contact the arena directly.
Who has performed at the OVO Arena Wembley?
For over 60 years, the venue has also welcomed some of the biggest names in music through its doors, from Queen, Lenny Kravitz, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles to David Bowie, Cher, Michael Jackson, Madonna and ABBA.
How can fans get to the OVO Arena Wembley?
Fans can easily access the OVO Arena Wembley via public transportation. The venue is a short walk from Wembley Park Station, served by the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, and Wembley Stadium Station, served by Chiltern Railways. Parking facilities are available nearby for those driving, but booking in advance is advisable due to limited spaces.