On July 10, 1985, Dire Straits performed "Money For Nothing" live at Wembley Arena, a significant moment during their "Brothers in Arms" Tour. This concert followed the release of their critically acclaimed album "Brothers in Arms," which was released in May 1985 and marked a pinnacle in their career. The album featured some of their most iconic tracks and boasted impressive commercial success, including being one of the first albums to achieve multi-platinum status through digital sales. Notably, "Money For Nothing" was a major hit single, renowned for its innovative use of guitar riffs and its commentary on the music industry, which resonated deeply with audiences. The Wembley performance exemplified the band's electrifying live presence and solidified their status as one of the leading rock acts of the 1980s. This era was pivotal for Dire Straits, showcasing their transition into mainstream rock superstardom.