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Experience Bruno Mars's The Romantic Tour from Wembley's private box.
5.0
4 reviews
Clients praised the seamless organisation and attentive service throughout their concert
Clients praised the seamless organisation and attentive service throughout their concert
5.0
(4)
London
17°
Rain showers
Our best tips
London in July is typically mild, with averages of 13–20°C. You will be indoors for the event, but a jacket will serve you well for getting there and back.
There is no strict dress code for concert hospitality, but most guests dress smart casual. The hospitality dining experience is typically a step up from general admission, so dress accordingly.
Check your booking confirmation for the hospitality opening time. Most concert hospitality begins two to three hours before the performance, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the full experience.
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Getting around
Central London venues are well served by the Tube network. Your ICE booking confirmation will include the nearest station and walking directions.
Black cabs and ride-hailing apps are available throughout central London. On event nights, consider being dropped a short walk from the venue to avoid traffic.
London's bus network covers all major entertainment districts. Night buses run after events finish, or the Tube runs late on Friday and Saturday nights.
What our guests say
A Great Experience with Imperial
I booked the premium hospitality experience with Imperial for the Lewis Capaldi concert at the O2 London. The whole evening was wonderful, from our pre-show dinner to the service in our private box viewing area. Daniella McBride at Imperial, who arranged everything for us, was excellent throughout. As a result, I've now booked another event with her!
Amazing time had at Chris Stapleton at…
Amazing time had at Chris Stapleton at the o2. The meal out at Groucho, the booth, I’m pregnant so access to the loos and drinks and not jostling in the crowds was just what we wanted. Great seats…. Recommend a high seat at the bar too- we liked it up there as you can dance and with a great view. Superb. Thanks Greg for organising it for me and my other half, we don’t usually come to London and so having it all sorted was what I had wanted. We would book again in a heartbeat - after the babies have arrived!! Lauren D xx
Imperial Corporate Events made…Bruce Springsteen
Imperial Corporate Events made everything so easy from start to final event. We had an amazing time in a shared box at Wembley stadium seeing Bruce Springsteen. Special thanks to Chloe and of course, Glen. Thank you guys, I can not recommend you enough.
James Blunt RAH
Fab evening, very well organised , 5 stars
Our blogs
Bruno Mars has spent the better part of two decades proving that pop music and genuine musicianship are not mutually exclusive. From a childhood spent impersonating Elvis in Honolulu to headlining stadiums worldwide, his trajectory is built on an almost absurd breadth of talent: songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and one of the most compelling live performers of his generation. The Romantic Tour brings him to London's O2 Arena in 2026, supporting his fifth solo studio album and marking his return to the UK stage after a run of sold-out Las Vegas residencies.
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I'm not a rapper. I'm not a dancer. I don't have a gimmick. I just want to make music.
Every song I write, I write with the intention of hearing it on the radio. I want to make songs that people can't get out of their heads.
Before Bruno Mars existed, there was a five-year-old in a sequinned jumpsuit running the room.
Peter Gene Hernandez, born in 1985 to a family of musicians in Honolulu, Hawaii, begins performing in his father's doo-wop revue show at the age of four. By five, he is appearing as "Little Elvis" in a local production, catching the attention of audiences and eventually earning a cameo in the 1992 film Honeymoon in Vegas. Music is not a career choice for the young Mars; it is simply the family business.
Before anyone knew the name, he was quietly writing the hits they sang along to.
After graduating from high school, Mars relocates to Los Angeles to pursue a recording career. The early years are lean. He signs with Motown Records, is quickly dropped, and spends several years writing and producing for other artists. It is behind the scenes that he hones his craft, co-writing hits for the likes of Flo Rida, Brandy, and Sean Kingston. The stage name "Bruno Mars" sticks, borrowed from a childhood nickname and the planet, because he felt his music was "out of this world".
Twelve million albums sold; one summer to go from unknown hitmaker to household name.
After featured appearances on B.o.B's "Nothin' on You" and Travie McCoy's "Billionaire", both of which reach the top of the charts, Mars releases his debut album Doo-Wops & Hooligans in October 2010. Lead single "Just the Way You Are" hits number one in multiple countries. The album sells over 12 million copies worldwide. At 25, Mars transitions from anonymous hitmaker to global pop star in the space of a single summer.
Two number-ones and a Grammy; Mars may be pop's last true genre-hopper.
Mars's second album, Unorthodox Jukebox, debuts at number one on the Billboard 200 in December 2012. It is a deliberate pivot: heavier on funk, reggae, and rock influences, with singles like "Locked Out of Heaven" and "When I Was Your Man" dominating radio. The album earns him his first Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album. Critics note that Mars is one of the few modern pop artists who can credibly shift genres without losing his audience.
At 28, he was the youngest halftime headliner in over twenty years; the drum solo alone settled the argument.
On 2 February 2014, Mars headlines the Super Bowl XLVIII halftime show at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. At 28, he is the youngest artist to headline the show in over two decades. The performance, watched by over 115 million viewers, opens with a drum solo and features a tight, James Brown-influenced set that silences any remaining doubts about his credentials as a live performer. He returns to the Super Bowl stage in 2016, joining Coldplay and Beyoncé for the Super Bowl 50 halftime show.
Six nominations, six wins; 24K Magic swept the Grammys clean.
Released in November 2016, 24K Magic is Mars at his most unashamedly retro: a love letter to 1990s R&B and Minneapolis funk. The title track, "That's What I Like", and "Finesse" all become massive hits. At the 60th Grammy Awards in January 2018, the album wins all six categories in which it is nominated, including Album of the Year, Record of the Year, and Song of the Year. The 24K Magic World Tour grosses over $300 million across 2017 and 2018, including sold-out nights at The O2 in London.
A throwback soul record made with live instrumentation still walked away with two of the Grammys' most coveted prizes.
Mars teams up with drummer and vocalist Anderson .Paak to form Silk Sonic, releasing An Evening with Silk Sonic in November 2021. The lead single "Leave the Door Open" wins Record of the Year and Song of the Year at the 2022 Grammys. The project is a deliberate throwback to 1970s soul, recorded with live instrumentation and a warmth that feels almost anachronistic in the streaming age. It reinforces Mars's reputation as a musician's musician, someone who treats genre history as a living thing rather than a museum piece.
One residency, three years, and a place among Las Vegas's highest-grossing concert runs ever.
Bruno Mars Live, his residency at the Dolby Live theatre at Park MGM in Las Vegas, runs from 2022 to 2024 and becomes one of the highest-grossing concert residencies in the city's history. The intimate setting suits Mars's showmanship perfectly: a tight band, elaborate choreography, and a setlist that spans his entire catalogue. The residency cements Las Vegas as a serious destination for contemporary pop artists, following the trail blazed by Adele and Beyoncé.
Nearly a decade between albums, 78 tour dates, and London still sold out first.
In February 2026, Mars releases The Romantic, his fifth solo studio album and first in nearly a decade. A soft-soul and disco-inflected record, it arrives to strong critical and commercial reception. The accompanying Romantic Tour, his fifth headlining world tour, spans 78 dates across Europe and North America from April to December 2026. London dates at The O2 Arena feature supporting acts including Raye and Victoria Monét. It is Mars's first full-scale touring run since the 24K Magic World Tour, and demand for tickets reflects the anticipation.
