The council says it is doing the work when the roads are quieter but that disruption is unavoidable.
Nearly £700,000 is due to be spent on roadworks in Leicester during the school summer holidays.
The city council said it had scheduled the works for a time when less traffic was expected on the roads.The council said disruption was unavoidable but it would do everything it could to get works completed and roads reopened on time.The route will be closed in both directions for six days while the section of road is resurfaced.
The council said signs would be in place directing traffic to parking for the Tom Jones concert due to take place at Leicestershire County Cricket Club that weekend.
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