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The buzzing creative heart of the capital is set for a massive injection of alternative energy as Twenty One Pilots have been confirmed as the latest headliners for All Points East 2026. The Grammy Award-winning duo will take over the historic Victoria Park in Tower Hamlets on Sunday 30 August 2026 for their only UK festival appearance of the year. This announcement cements the festival’s reputation as East London’s premier cultural showcase, bringing global superstars to the leafy grounds of the "People's Park."
For local residents and music fans alike, this show promises to be far more than a standard gig. In a move that perfectly mirrors the creative spirit of East London, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun are transforming their day at the festival into a fully immersive world. The grounds will host the exclusive "Banditø Camp," a dedicated community space where fans can explore artefacts from the band’s lore and connect with the "Skeleton Clique." Alongside this, a special Fan Premier Exhibit will display rare memorabilia, including items from their chart-topping 2025 album Breach, which recently secured a top 5 spot on the UK Official Album Charts.
The decision to host this exclusive performance in Victoria Park highlights the venue's enduring status as a hub for world-class music. Located uniquely between the vibrant streets of Bethnal Green, Mile End, and Bow, the park offers a festival backdrop unlike any other. Fans travelling to the event will benefit from the area's superb connectivity, with the Elizabeth Line at Whitechapel and Stratford making the journey smoother than ever before, alongside the 24-hour weekend tubes on the Central and Victoria lines serving the local stations.
Joining the headliners is a supporting bill that reads like a who's who of the modern alternative scene, curated to match the eclectic tastes of the East London crowd. The lineup includes the raw power of Wunderhorse, the genre-defying storytelling of Welsh artist Ren, and the viral innovation of BBNO$. Also taking the stage are electronic-rock hybrids PVRIS and the explosive Nova Twins, whose high-octane style is a perfect fit for the festival's energy. Glasgow’s Dead Pony, indie-punks Kid Kapichi, and rising London locals LEAP round out a bill that promises to keep the atmosphere electric from the moment the gates open.
Ticket demand is expected to be fierce for this one-off spectacle. General admission tickets are priced at £69.95, with Primary Entry available for £79.95 for those wanting to secure the best spots early. For fans looking to experience the festival in luxury, the VIP Garden packages start at £109.95, offering a secluded retreat with premium bars and restrooms amidst the festival buzz.
The general sale begins at 9am on Tuesday 25 November via the All Points East website. However, savvy locals and dedicated fans can access tickets earlier. The Amex Presale is already underway as of Friday 21 November, while the All Points East Artist Presale opens at 9am on Monday 24 November. Given the band's massive global following and the festival's popularity within the Tower Hamlets community, early booking is strongly advised.
This announcement follows a stellar run for All Points East, which continues to deliver substantial economic benefits and cultural engagement to the local borough. Beyond the headline shows, the festival is renowned for its midweek "In The Neighbourhood" programme, which opens the site to the local community for free activities, cinema screenings, and family events, ensuring the festival remains a true asset to the residents of East London. With Twenty One Pilots now anchoring the 2026 lineup alongside previously announced acts, next summer in Victoria Park is shaping up to be unmissable.
