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All Points East

All Points East Festival

Launched in 2018, 8 years ago.

Situated in Greater London, England

1 of 14 festivals in this region →

Mostly scheduling Dance/EDM music

46 festivals in this category →

Classed as a Large-sized festival

1 of 22 festivals this size →

Dates

All Points East 2026 begins on 22/08 and lasts for 9 days, wrapping up on 30/08.

In the UK, there are 5 other festivals on the same weekend.

Crowd

Based on its maximum daily capacity of 40,000, we class All Points East as a Large festival.

Although the minimum age is 14 years old, All Points East is not considered family friendly. It doesn’t have children’s entertainment or separate family camping.

Amenities

All Points East is a day festival offering access only, meaning you have to arrange accommodation off-site.

Cash (likely) accepted

Available at 201 festivals →

Card/contactless (likely) accepted

Available at 217 festivals →

Day access

Offered at 23 festivals →

*Equivalent prices for comparison only

Standard Adult Tickets

£10 per night*

£8.31 per act*

£91 per weekend

Full pricing

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Music

Genres

Acts (Last 5 Years)

Lineups

The 2026 lineup contains 8 acts. Twenty One Pilots headline the festival.

2026 Poster

All posters shown here were created by and are owned by All Points East festival.

All Points East

22nd – 30th August 2026

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Sample The Lineup

Twenty One Pilots

1 of 1 festivals in 2026

Genre: Indie/Alt.

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10 of 9 artists shown.

Artist imagery and music sampling is provided by Spotify.

Previous Lineups

All All Points East lineups

Location

All Points East is 1 of 14 music festivals in Greater London, England. The festival’s full address is: Victoria Park, Grove Road, London, E3 5TB.

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Festival Facts

We asked a popular AI tool a few things about All Points East. Here’s what it told us 👇

What’s unique about All Points East festival?

All Points East stands out as a premier non-camping London festival, hosted annually in Victoria Park. Its unique appeal lies in offering a meticulously curated line-up spanning indie, rock, electronic, and pop over two distinct weekends. This urban setting allows festival-goers to enjoy world-class acts without the need for camping, providing a fresh take on the festival experience. Additionally, its strong commitment to sustainability and community engagement adds another layer to its unique identity, distinguishing it from traditional multi-day festivals.

What’s the atmosphere like at All Points East?

For first-timers, planning your journey is crucial; Victoria Park is easily accessible by public transport, so check routes beforehand. Arrive early to soak it all in and beat the initial queues. Wear comfortable shoes, as you’ll be on your feet all day, and dress for changeable London weather. Stay hydrated, use sunscreen, and check the stage times in advance to plan your must-see acts. Don’t forget a portable charger for your phone and be open to exploring the various smaller stages and diverse food vendors!

Tips for first timers at All Points East?

Something not many people know is the extent of All Points East’s commitment to the local community and sustainability beyond the main festival days. They host ‘In the Neighbourhood’ events during the midweek break, offering free activities like cinema, yoga, and workshops for local residents. Furthermore, APE was among the first major UK festivals to introduce reusable cups from its inaugural year in 2018, setting a high standard for environmental responsibility long before it became widespread.

Tell me something not many people know about All Points East.

The atmosphere at All Points East is electric yet remarkably relaxed, embodying a quintessential London summer vibe. You’ll find a diverse crowd, from seasoned festival-goers to families, all united by a love for music. It’s vibrant and energetic, particularly near the main stages, but there are also plenty of chill-out zones and shaded spots. Expect a sophisticated urban festival feel, less muddy chaos and more celebratory enjoyment, making it incredibly welcoming and a fantastic day out in the park.

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