Now, you might be thinking, “But I don’t live near the Jubilee line!” Don’t worry, this is London—you can change trains at major hubs like Green Park, Westminster, or London Bridge. Just follow the signs, and you’ll be sorted. It’s like a treasure hunt, but the treasure is a really loud concert.
One little tip: Check if there are any engineering works on the weekend. The Tube loves to surprise you with “planned closures” just when you need it most. A quick glance at the TfL app or website can save you from standing at a closed station like a confused penguin.
London Underground: Every single Jubilee line stop - MyLondon
What About Buses or River Boats?
You’ve probably heard about the Uber Boat. It sounds glamorous, right? Sailing down the Thames, wind in your hair, feeling like James Bond. In reality, it’s lovely but slower than the Tube, and the queue can be long. Plus, if the weather is mucky, you’ll be that person holding a soggy program.
Buses are fine if you’re a local and know the routes, but for a one-off night out? Stick to the Jubilee line. It’s reliable, frequent, and drops you right at the door. No faff, no stress—just you, your gig ticket, and a few thousand other people trying to find the merch stand.
