Bruno Mars kicks off Wembley Stadium residency: Here’s his setlist in full

Bruno Mars kicked off his residency at Wembley Stadium in London this weekend, which will be his home for the rest of July.

Mars played his first date on UK soil since 2018, when he headlined BST Hyde Park and Glasgow Green, on July 18th with 90,000 people attending his show at Wembley Stadium.

He then returned to the same venue on July 19th, and will play a further four nights at the home of English football on July 22nd, July 24th, and July 28th.

For the first two shows at Wembley, Mars delivered identical setlists on each of the two nights, which suggests that it’ll likely remain that way for the 360,000 fans that are attending his next four concerts in the capital.

Not only are fans getting a Bruno Mars concert, but they are also getting treated to a mini Silk Sonic show, too.

Notably, his Silk Sonic collaborator Anderson .Paak, has been on supporting duties as DJ Pee .Wee, as well as joining Mars to perform cuts from their side-project including ‘777’, ‘Fly as Me’, ‘Smokin Out the Window’, and ‘Leave the Door Open’.

Earlier this year, Mars released his first solo album, The Romantic, in a decade, and unexpectedly, it made for a high proportion of his set, playing tracks such as ‘I Just Might’, ‘Risk It All’, ‘Cha Cha Cha’, and ‘Why You Wanna Fight?’

Of course, Mars didn’t leave out his monster hits that made him worthy of selling out six nights at Wembley Stadium, thrilling the crowd with the likes of ‘Marry You’, ‘Die With A Smile’, ‘Locked Out of Heaven’, ‘Uptown Funk’, before returning to The Romantic for his closing track ‘Dance With Me’.

Following the conclusion of his dates at Wembley, Mars will return to North America for another run of stadium shows, including four nights at the MetLife Stadium in August, and five SoFi Stadium concerts in Los Angeles in September.

He will also play five concerts at the BC Place in Vancouver in October before closing out his calendar for 2026 with four shows at the Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City.

See the full setlist from London last night (July 19th) below.

Bruno Mars – Wembley Stadium, London (July 19th) setlist

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