Concert Venues by City

Tottenham bans sealed water and caps bags at A4, far stricter than anything the Royal Albert Hall door enforces.

The Wiltern has free street parking after 6pm, while every other lot holds you 45 to 90 minutes after the encore.

Signal dies in MSG's lower bowl, so download the ticket and fix a meetup spot before you head downstairs.

Block 108 looks dead centre at both arenas and is the seat repeat attendees regret, so take 106 or 110.

Covered at Dos Equis means shade, not AC, so carry in the sealed gallon of water they still allow.

United Center runs a #19 Event Express bus from the Loop, while Soldier Field's single-exit lots take two hours.

The Warfield runs $8 drink deals all night while the other rooms charge $12 to $16.

Many tickets include a free VBB fare for show day, so check yours before buying a separate transit ticket.

TD Garden's 4 by 6 inch bag limit is among the smallest anywhere, and Fenway's gates enforce unevenly.

The Anthem is card-only and the 9:30 Club still takes cash. Bring a card either way.

Variety Playhouse has free street parking and The Tabernacle has none. Neither sells food, so eat first.

Uber dispatches a metered taxi at full cab rates, so budget for fare and expect a post-show scramble.

Amsterdam has 5 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Locals tell first timers to pack a jacket, because arena air conditioning beats the tropical heat every time.

The Metropolitan Towers elevator shuts at 10:30, before most Orpheum shows end, so park at 848 Seymour.

Melbourne has 5 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Every entrance runs through a casino floor, so add 15 minutes of walking before security even starts.

Park free at Nissan Stadium and walk over, and Bridgestone will even let you step back out mid-show.

Every room here is standing with no seats to fall back on, so email ahead if anyone in your group needs one.

After the show, Moody Center's garage shuts the Level 1 exit and routes every car up to Level 4.

The advertised 10-minute walk at Rogers Stadium is really 30, and the exit queue has hit two hours.

Sydney has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

A mile up you get 17.5% less oxygen, so the drinks hit harder and the dehydration sneaks up on you.

At Barclays, walking three blocks toward BAM cuts a 45-minute rideshare wait to under 10.

Glasgow has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Tampa has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Cardiff has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Seattle has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Bristol has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Many Cologne event tickets double as a free VRS tram fare, so check yours for the VRS mark before buying one.

Uber and Cabify were legislated out, and the weeknight metro quits near midnight while headliners start late.

Indianapolis has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Park at Marconi, eat at Ted's or Sunny Street first, and validation makes the Arena District garage free.

Philadelphia has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Detroit has 3 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Your ticket is your fare at all three venues and none of them is in the Altstadt, so eat in town before you ride out.

One venue you reach on a light rail that goes free downtown, the other funnels 20,000 cars through a single road off Route 18.

Milwaukee has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

One venue you reach by train without a coat, the other traps your car for ninety minutes after the encore.

One show ends at 10pm on a riverside hill, the other runs late in the wetlands, and every ride home costs 50 cents.

Leeds has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Minneapolis has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Copenhagen has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Portland has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Nottingham has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Singapore has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Tokyo has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

Birmingham has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.

One €2.50 ticket covers the ride to both rooms now, La Défense included, so ignore the old zone 3 advice.

Houston has 2 venue guides on Concerts Remembered, covering what to expect, how to get there, and which sections are worth the money.