Anastacia at OVO Arena Wembley

If you are coming to this show, the football is your problem too. England play Spain at the stadium at 19:45 the same evening, sold out, and the Arena's 18:00 start means you walk up Olympic Way at exactly the time the match crowd is at its thickest. Around 12,500 people for Anastacia and Roachford, up to 90,000 for the match, one road between the station and both doors. The practical version: get to Wembley Park earlier than you would for an ordinary Arena night. By six the fanpark at Boxpark has been open for seven hours and the England crowd is moving from there towards the turnstiles. An Arena ticket does not get you through that any faster.

Leaving depends on the final whistle. If the show ends while the match is still on, the walk back is against a road that has mostly emptied into the stadium. If it ends after, you meet the full-time crowd coming the other way. The Arena does not publish a finish time, so plan for the second.

Boxpark also has Party N Paint from 17:00 to 20:00, tucked inside the fanpark's hours, and I'm Every Woman is playing its last weekend at Troubadour. That is four venues open on one Saturday, and the parking rules are set by only one of them.

For parking, the stadium fixture decides everything. Whatever the Arena is doing, this is a stadium night, and the restriction windows in the card above are the match's, not the concert's. Whether Brent has listed the date is in the card above; when it does, the reason it gives will be England v Spain, and the card will say so.