Kasabian @ Finsbury Park

Getting to the event by public transport is easy. Finsbury Park station is just a short walk away, served by the Piccadilly and Victoria Tube lines, linking directly to central London areas like King's Cross, Oxford Circus and Victoria. This station is in Zone 2 of London's travel zones. The station is also served by National Rail and London Overground trains, providing connections from Moorgate and King's Cross. If you prefer buses, there are many routes that pass near the park (for example, the 29, 106, 153, and 254 lines run along nearby Seven Sisters Road). These buses connect the park to spots like Waterloo, Victoria, and Liverpool Street. On concert evenings, London often runs extra services and late-night Tube trains, so getting home should be convenient. Consider using an Oyster or contactless payment card to speed boarding.

For visitors arriving by air or train, reach central London and then use the Tube. Heathrow Airport has its own tube station (Piccadilly line); you can take that line directly to Finsbury Park in about an hour. From Gatwick, first get to London Victoria (via Gatwick Express or Thameslink), then northbound on the Victoria line to Finsbury Park. Stansted's express train brings you to Liverpool Street Station, or take Thameslink to St Pancras International; from either, just one Tube stop (on the Victoria line) reaches Finsbury Park. Luton Airport is served by Thameslink trains to King's Cross St Pancras (then the Victoria line), and London City Airport connects via the DLR to Bank and then the Northern or Victoria line. No matter where you land, just head towards the Piccadilly or Victoria line heading north, and you'll be close to the venue.

If driving, note that roads near Finsbury Park (like Seven Sisters Road and Holloway Road) can get very busy on event days. The venue is just off the A503 and A103, and it's not in the congestion charge zone, but parking is extremely limited. One option is to park in a neighborhood outside the city center or at a Tube/rail station (for example Manor House or Harringay Green Lanes) and then take public transport in. Some concert events also use temporary park-and-ride lots (check local event info). For local travel, Santander bike hire is another option, and there are docking stations near the park if you want to cycle in.

Finsbury Park is near plenty of London neighborhoods with accommodation. Many visitors stay in King's Cross, Camden, or Islington, all just a short Tube or bus ride away and full of hotels and hostels. Shoreditch and Hackney are also within easy reach and have a fun nightlife scene. Booking early is smart, since summer events fill up local hotels fast. Look for places near Tube stations on the Piccadilly or Victoria line to make the trip smooth. Even nearby neighborhoods like Stoke Newington or Drayton Park can work if you don't mind a longer Tube ride; their hotels or B&Bs may be less busy and more wallet-friendly.