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Concerts in London
From The O2 and Wembley to Brixton and Camden: upcoming London gigs and what the crowd thought of them.
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EFG London Jazz Festival: Ari Hoenig Trio featuring Tom Ollendorff
Ari Hoenig, Tom Ollendorff, Viktor Nyberg
Vortex Jazz Club · London
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Robert Glasper with Special Guest Marsha Ambrosius
Robert Glasper, Marsha Ambrosius
Blue Note London · London
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EFG London Jazz Festival: Ari Hoenig Trio featuring Tom Ollendorff
Ari Hoenig, Tom Ollendorff, Viktor Nyberg
Vortex Jazz Club · London
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Robert Glasper with Special Guest Marsha Ambrosius
Robert Glasper, Marsha Ambrosius
Blue Note London · London
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Frequently asked questions
What are the biggest concert venues in London?
Wembley Stadium hosts the largest stadium tours. Indoors, The O2 and OVO Arena Wembley are the two big arenas, followed by mid-sized venues such as the Eventim Apollo, O2 Academy Brixton and the Roundhouse.
How do I get to The O2?
Take the Jubilee line to North Greenwich: the arena is right next to the station. You can also arrive by Uber Boat by Thames Clippers at North Greenwich Pier, or on the IFS Cloud Cable Car from the Royal Docks. Details in our guide to getting to The O2.
Is OVO Arena Wembley the same as Wembley Stadium?
No. They are two separate venues a few minutes apart in Wembley Park, so check which one is on your ticket. Both are within walking distance of Wembley Park station.
Which Tube station is nearest to the Royal Albert Hall?
South Kensington (District, Circle and Piccadilly lines) and High Street Kensington (District and Circle lines) are the closest, each about a 10-minute walk away.