Phoebe Bridgers at All Points East

Phoebe Bridgers has been announced as the first headliner for All Points East, topping the bill at Victoria Park on Friday 27 August 2027. The four-time Grammy winner will perform her biggest ever solo headline show at the East London park as part of her global summer tour following the release of her third solo album Lost Weekend. Fans attending the festival will see a curated all-female support line-up featuring Caroline Polachek, Kelsey Lu, Danielle Ponder and jasmine.4.t, with more artists to be revealed.

This headline festival appearance suits travellers planning a late summer trip to London to catch major live music in an outdoor park setting. Because the show falls on the Friday of the Bank Holiday weekend, visitors can easily combine the concert with a short city break. Travellers interested in exploring the capital beyond the festival can follow a London 3-day itinerary to take in the city before heading to Victoria Park.

Event Overview

The festival day centres around the Victoria Park site in East London. Visitors can pair the concert with other city activities, such as exploring free museum collections detailed in our London museums guide. Further headliners and support acts for the 2027 festival will be announced in the coming weeks and months by the organisers.

Tickets for the event can be secured through official channels, starting with a pre-sale before general sale tickets open. Check the official ticketing page for exact availability and purchase details. Visitors must also remember that most international visitors now require an ETA before travelling to the UK.

Getting to Victoria Park from central London relies on the public transport network rather than driving. Parking near the venue is scarce and central London operates a daily congestion charge, so using the Tube, buses and walking is the practical choice. Visitors can use a contactless card or phone on every London bus, Tube and local train.

Choosing where to stay depends on your travel style. Bloomsbury and King's Cross offer quieter surroundings and the best train links, while Covent Garden and Soho put you right in the middle of the theatre district. You can compare options in our Where to Stay in London: A Neighbourhood Guide.

• Arrive early at Victoria Park to catch the support acts Caroline Polachek, Kelsey Lu, Danielle Ponder and jasmine.4.t.
• Use contactless cards or your phone for quick payment on the Tube and buses when travelling to East London.
• Book your accommodation early in well connected areas like King's Cross or Bloomsbury to simplify travel to the festival site.
• Check entry requirements before your trip, as most European and international visitors now need an ETA to enter the UK.

We first covered this announcement on 2026-10-27. Details can change, so check the official event and venue sites before you book travel.

Sources

• NME
• Louder
• DIY Magazine