Which camera is best for good quality zoom?

I'm seeing One Direction next year at Wembley Stadium. Obviously i will be further back and therefore I'm looking for a camera with a great zoom on it. Previously at concerts, (one direction this year) i have used my iphone camera and even though i was front row the picture still didn't come out great. I'm looking to buy a DSLR camera, ( you know the big fancy smanshy ones! ) preferably in the price range of around £200-300.It is essential the camera has amazing zoom and good quality and can work in low lighted conditions. Any help/advice is appreciated!

You are wasting your time on this! I have a quality zoom lens which cost £1, 500 which would be hard pressed to do a decent job under those conditions. And it is big!

I don't think you understand the concept of a DSLR, so I'm going to explain it to you. They're bulky, expensive, and don't come with "zoom". With that said, I love them.

DSLRs are interchangeable lens cameras, meaning that in order to have zoom, you must buy a zoom lens. A good zoom lens can cost upwards of $200 in addition to the cost of the camera ($400+). Unlike point-and-shoots, DSLRs also have trouble focussing with cheaper lenses in lower light, so with cheaper lenses they don't perform that well in the dark.

I think you'd be happier with something like the Canon Sx 260 HS (about 200 Euros).It's got great zoom, fantastic quality, it's easy to use, works well in low light, and it's much lighter. You can read about it here: http://www.appstorechronicle.com/2012/08/canon-powershot-sx260-hs-review.html

Forget it.

While you might just get a DSLR, with standard lens, for your money (there are a couple of discontinued models in that price range) - you won't be allowed to take it in.

The zoom on DSLRs is dependent on the lens fitted anyway, and the 18-55mm (3x) zoom that comes with these won't cut it.

Thank you, you have just confirmed my suspicions on the intelligence of One Direction fans.

1) You won't get a very good DSLR for £200 plus
2) You will have to buy a zoom lens for it which will be at least another £200
3) You won't be allowed to take it into a concert, so will have wasted your money.

You might be able to take in a compact so you will be better off buying one of those for £150

I think in your price range, Sony SLT-A37 is d Best DSLR you can find in market, you may have to look into this following link, to find more digital cameras which are in that price range: http://www.reviewgist.com/best-slr-digital-camera-under-500