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What is All Points East and when does it take place in 2027?
The exact date for 2027 has not been announced yet. All Points East is one of Europe's biggest urban festivals; a multi genre, industry backed event run by AEG that takes over London's Victoria Park every summer. The festival traditionally spans two weekends in August, with free community days called "In The Neighbourhood" running in between, featuring an outdoor cinema, live music, street food and family activities.
Where does All Points East take place?
The festival takes place in Victoria Park in East London (Grove Road, London E3 5TB), one of the city's largest and best loved parks, located in the borough of Tower Hamlets. Several stages are spread across the large site, with some days running parallel performances.
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Who is playing All Points East 2027?
The 2027 lineup will be announced via the official website later in the year. Past editions have been headlined by artists such as Lorde, Tyler, The Creator and Twenty One Pilots.
How much do tickets cost?
Day tickets and multi-day passes for the closing weekends will be published together with the lineup. VIP Garden packages with earlier entry and a dedicated entrance are also available. Tickets are sold through the official website and authorised partners such as AXS.
How do I get there and what should I know before I go?
- Travelling by tube, bus or bike is recommended, as Victoria Park sits close to several stations in East London.
- This is a standing only event; camping is not available on site.
- The festival is cashless; there are no ATMs on site.
- E lockers can be rented on site to safely store valuables.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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