Tyler, The Creator confirmed to headline All Points East 2026

Tyler, The Creator has been confirmed as the headliner for next year’s All Points East festival in London.

The rapper, producer and fashion icon will top the bill at Victoria Park across two days, on Friday 28th and Saturday 29th August 2026.

The LA polymath returned last year with Chromakopia, a record that saw him refine his hybrid of jazz, hip-hop and cinematic soul. The album drew widespread acclaim and was named #2 in whynow’s best albums of 2024, praised for its production and emotional candour.

Following the release, Tyler took his Chromakopia world tour to arenas across the globe, including a sold-out run at London’s O2 Arena. His All Points East shows will mark his first UK festival headline performance in years, promising an ambitious set spanning the full arc of his career.

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Across the weekend, he’ll be joined by an eclectic and heavyweight supporting lineup.

Friday 28th August will feature Rex Orange County, Turnstile, Mariah The Scientist, Clipse, Sexyy Red, Yebba, Ravyn Lenae, Fakemink, Vince Staples, Jean Dawson, Rochelle Jordan, Lovespells, AG Club, La Reezy and a Mustard & Friends Takeover.

Saturday 29th August brings Daniel Caesar, Baby Keem, Dijon, Ghostface Killah, Syd, Faye Webster, Danny Brown, Jim Legxacy, Samara Cyn, Khamari, Mike, Quadeca, Partyof2 and another Mustard & Friends Takeover.

Tickets go on sale in mid-October, with presales staggered as follows:
Amex Presale – Thursday 9th October, 12pm
All Points East Presale – Wednesday 15th October, 10am
General On Sale – Friday 17th October, 10am

Tyler’s return to Victoria Park looks set to be one of the defining festival moments of summer 2026, blending his genre-shifting sound with the sharp visual storytelling that has become a hallmark of his live shows.

For full details and tickets, visit allpointseastfestival.com.

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