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A general view of Aston Villa’s Villa Park stadium(Image: Nick Potts\/PA Wire)<\/p>\nVilla Park Stadium is hosting some of the best rock bands of all time on Saturday, July 5 with 40,000 people heading to the sold-out show – here’s how it will impact the roadsA general view of Aston Villa’s Villa Park stadium(Image: Nick Potts\/PA Wire)<\/p>\n
Villa Park Stadium has been in Aston since 1897, so the stadium and surrounding residential area weren’t built to accommodate 40,000 cars all at once.<\/p>\n
As such, it’s worth keeping in mind that there are going to be some changes to the roads as the venue prepares to host a number of big gigs this summer.<\/p>\n
It includes Black Sabbath’s last show – Back To The Beginning – scheduled to take place on Saturday, July 5. Things will be different for that show compared to the others taking place this year.<\/p>\n
Read more: Black Sabbath at Villa Park – line-up, times, set list, tickets and how to get there<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Read more: All the Birmingham places heavy metal fans need to visit during Black Sabbath weekend<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n With so many bands and artists heading to the supershow, and a sold-out crowd too, there’ll be disruption in place on the roads.<\/p>\n You can find out all the details about changes to public transport, taxi information and more here<\/a>.<\/p>\n But in this story, we’re focusing on changes on the roads to help pre-empt problems and help with planning.<\/p>\n