Luno presents All Points East announce final names for all shows
FINAL NAMES ANNOUNCED FOR ALL SHOWS
ONE WEEK TO GO – REMAINING TICKETS ON SALE NOW
ADDITIONS ACROSS THE SHOWS INCLUDE GRIFF, FLOHIO, CHROMEO + MORE
PARTNERSHIP WITH CUPRA UK ANNOUNCED
IN THE NBHD FREE MIDWEEK ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME RELEASED
DOWNLOAD THE ALL POINTS EAST APP HERE
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Each year, All Points East delivers an epic line up of world class headliners, exceptionally curated supporting line ups and big exclusives. This year is set to be no exception – with just one week to go, Luno Presents All Points East have revealed the full line-ups for each show. Remaining tickets are on sale now here.
Opening the festival on Friday 18th August is national icon Stormzy, who will headline his own specially curated event at All Points East with ‘This Is What We Mean Day’, alongside a seriously impressive line up. Just announced and now joining him are Nigerian singer and producer Tay Iwar, singer-songwriter Tamera, magic-maker Natanya and emerging R&B artist Trebla.
One of this century’s defining rock bands, The Strokes, will return to Victoria Park on Friday 25th August. Setting up the second weekend with a huge day of anthemic rock, alongside support from New York contemporaries Yeah Yeah Yeahs, All Points East can now share final line-up names including Australia’s Azure Ryder, one of the UK’s hottest alternative rock prospects FEET, and Leeds four-piece L’Objectif.
British electronic project, Jungle, will headline on Saturday 26th August for a UK exclusive performance. So many incredible acts are set to join them, including previously announced Erykah Badu, and tons of brand new names have been added to the bill: Brooklyn indie-pop group Wet, British artist and rapper FLOHIO, DJ-producer Elkka, violinist and song-writer Sofia Isella, project of Ivor Novello winner Fraser T. Smith Future Utopia, multi-instrumentalist Blumi and synthpop band Parallels.
Irish singer Dermot Kennedy heads to All Points East on Sunday 27th August, sharing on his Instagram: “Excitement is building for my headline show at All Points East – a hugely special moment, as it’s going to be my final UK show this year”. The newest additions to this day are GRAMMY-nominees Chromeo, indie-folk band Kingfishr, sextet The Big Idea and empowering lyricist Megzz.
Acclaimed Californian rock trio HAIM will make their Luno presents All Points East debut on Bank Holiday Monday 28th August, closing the festival with a European exclusive show. It’s going to be a packed day of indie and alternative music from across Europe and America, including BRIT Award winner Griff, American singer-songwriter Isabel LaRosa, the captivating Kaeto, and rising star Unflirt.
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Luno presents All Points East are also excited to announce a new partnership for 2023 with CUPRA UK. Introducing the CUPRA North Arena, a new stage hosting some incredible acts over six show days, where attendees can catch performances from Ms Banks, Moderat, Black Midi, Nia Archives, SG Lewis, Confidence Man and so many more.
Plus, All Points East’s In The NBHD returns this summer with an incredible four-day programme of the biggest and best activities and entertainment in London, all of which you can enjoy for FREE! In The NBHD makes the most of the last weeks of the summer holidays, and is the ideal destination for families and fun-loving Londoners. There will be an eclectic mix of unmissable free activities for all ages, including a cinema, live music and entertainment, irresistible street food, theatre, dance, sports & wellbeing workshops, family activities and so much more.
Luno presents All Points East has become the essential London event since its inception four years ago. The quality of artists runs very deep across the days with established names and those on the cusp of stardom entertaining crowds. The 2022 event featured headliners: Gorillaz, APE Presents: Field Day, The Chemical Brothers and Kraftwerk, Tame Impala, The National, Disclosure and Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.
2019 saw a flurry of awards for the new festival; Q Magazine awarded All Points East ‘Festival Of The Year’, and that same year All Points East won the award for ‘Best Festival’ at the Music Week Awards. The year before, 2018’s debut established this essential new event as one of the best festivals in the UK. Winning ‘Festival Of The Year’ at the Music Week Awards and ‘Line-Up of the Year’ at the UK Festival Awards, All Points East 2018 boasted headline sets from LCD Soundsystem, The xx, Björk, Catfish & The Bottlemen, The National and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
A commitment to sustainability and accessibility goes hand in hand with the community elements and All Points East is proud to have been awarded Gold on Attitude is Everything’s Charter of Best Practice for our commitment to Deaf and disabled music fans.
All Points East continues to work each year with local charity the Tower Project to give volunteer opportunities to young people with learning disabilities and autism on site at the festival, as well as providing education and performance opportunities to the students of nearby ELAM arts and music school. Committing to 100% renewable energy, working towards eliminating single-use plastic from all serve-ware and programming upcycling workshops for children during In The Neighbourhood are further examples of the commitment to the local community and the park.
Local businesses are given opportunities to provide food, drink, merchandise and more so that the local community benefits as much as possible.