In 1985, Dire Straits was riding the wave of success from their critically acclaimed album, "Brothers in Arms," which had been released just a few months prior, in May of that year. The live performance of "Sultans of Swing" at Wembley Arena on July 10, 1985, occurred during the height of their popularity, amidst a major world tour in support of the album. "Brothers in Arms" became a landmark release for the band, featuring a blend of rock and country influences that resonated with audiences globally, achieving multi-Platinum status. Notably, this era also saw the band embrace digital recording techniques, which contributed to the polished sound of the album. The live performance at Wembley captures not only the band's musicianship but also their ability to connect with a large audience, marking a memorable moment in their expansive career.