Hotels for beabadoobee: The Powerlines Tour

Expect a room full of people who grew up on bedroom-pop turned arena sing-alongs, the kind of crowd that knows every lyric on the record and shouts the quiet ones louder than the choruses. Wednesday evening timing means a working-day crowd filtering in through the early evening, coats still on, queuing for merch before doors properly open.

The set moves between wistful guitar ballads and the fuzzier, harder-edged songs that have crept into the newer material, so the mood swings between hush and full-throated release.

Set beneath its unmistakable tented roof on the Greenwich Peninsula, The O2 is one of the world's busiest indoor arenas, drawing global music tours, comedy and sport year-round. The complex wraps the arena in cinemas, restaurants and riverside bars, with the Thames Path and cable car close by. The Jubilee line reaches North Greenwich in minutes, and riverboats offer a scenic alternative. Staying on the peninsula or across in Greenwich means an easy walk or short hop back after the encore.