Reason for AEW All In Venue Change, Return to Wembley in 2026 Confirmed – Tony Khan has revealed why AEW’s flagship event, All In, will take place at Globe Life Field in Texas this year instead of its traditional location, Wembley Stadium in London. Speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, Khan explained that the scheduling conflict was caused by the British rock band Coldplay.
“Coldplay had booked this weekend out years in advance,” Khan said. “And it’s going back to Wembley next year, by the way.”
While AEW has confirmed that All In will return to Wembley in 2026, no exact date has been announced. The event made its return in 2023 after Khan regained the rights to the name following the acquisition of Ring of Honor. That 2023 show was headlined by MJF vs. Adam Cole and drew a reported 81,000 fans, breaking the company’s all-time attendance record.
In 2024, AEW returned to Wembley for a second consecutive year, where Swerve Strickland dropped the AEW World Championship to Bryan Danielson in a high-stakes title vs. career main event. The event helped solidify All In as a cornerstone on the AEW calendar.
This year’s edition shifts to the United States for the first time in its modern incarnation, taking place at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Although some fans were disappointed by the change in venue, Khan assured that the switch was purely due to logistics and that the promotion remains committed to returning to the UK.
Meanwhile, AEW continues to build toward this year’s All Out card. Already announced is Toni Storm defending the AEW Women’s World Championship against Mercedes Moné, and Jon Moxley putting his AEW World Title on the line against Hangman Adam Page.
Reason for AEW All In Venue Change, Return to Wembley in 2026 Confirmed
