AEW Announces Talent Lineups For Wembley Fan Fest

AEW has unveiled the full breakdown of its Welcome to Wembley Fan Fest, the fan convention running alongside All In London, and this year’s event is expanding in a big way. The Fan Fest is scheduled for Friday, August 28 and Saturday, August 29, and for the first time it will run across five separate sessions instead of the usual smaller format, giving fans more chances to attend across the weekend.

Every Fan Fest ticket comes with a guaranteed photo op with an AEW star, and each of the five sessions has its own dedicated group of four talents. Friday’s first session (11:00 AM–1:30 PM) features Tommaso Ciampa, Willow Nightingale, Adam Copeland and The Dogs (Clark Connors & David Finlay), while the second session (2:30–5:00 PM) brings in Mercedes Moné, Swerve Strickland, Paul Wight and Orange Cassidy. Saturday kicks off with Andrade El Ídolo, Maya World, Will Ospreay and Brodido (Brody King & Bandido) in the 9:00–11:30 AM session, followed by “The Jet” Kevin Knight, Jeff Jarrett, Darby Allin and “Speedball” Mike Bailey at midday. The final session of the weekend (3:00–5:30 PM) rounds things out with Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross), Kenny Omega, Mick Foley and Death Riders (Jon Moxley & Marina Shafir). Photo selections are handled first-come, first-served at check-in, so early arrival matters for anyone chasing a specific star.

Beyond the photo ops, fans will be able to walk through the AEW Showcase, which displays memorabilia from notable moments in the promotion’s history, and pose with the official AEW World Championship replica belt alongside a rotating cast of AEW referees across the two days, including Aubrey Edwards, Paul Turner, Stephon Smith, Bryce Remsburg and Rick Knox. Fan Fest ticket holders also get early access to shop official AEW and All In London merchandise before general crowds arrive.

The weekend’s extra attractions lean into AEW’s usual mix of fan interaction and novelty. Upper Deck will let attendees build a personalized trading card for free, there’s a listening station from audio partner Heavys, and a sneak peek of the upcoming theatrical production The Last Match will be shown on-site. An Orange Cassidy look-alike contest offers a shot at a signed AEW x Fulham FC jersey, while raffle prizes include an AEW World Championship replica belt with custom Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay side plates and a signed copy of This Book is All Elite. The Young Bucks are also bringing back their “Money Grab” booth, where fans can try to scoop up as much fake Bucks currency as possible.

The expanded five-session format is a notable shift for AEW’s convention offerings, reflecting just how much bigger All In has become as a standalone event on the calendar. With Wembley Stadium hosting the show itself, the company is clearly treating the surrounding fan weekend as its own attraction rather than an afterthought — stacking real headliners like Moné, Omega, Ospreay and Moxley across sessions rather than saving marquee names for one block. AEW has noted that appearances and session details remain subject to change, so fans planning around a specific talent should keep an eye on updates as the date approaches. For now, tickets remain available, though the company is signaling they’re moving quickly given the scope of this year’s build-up to All In London.