Tyler, The Creator Announces Massive Lineup for All Points East 2026 Takeover

Tyler, The Creator is set to dominate London’s Victoria Park this summer with a sprawling two-day takeover at All Points East 2026. Scheduled for August 28 and 29, the event marks a significant homecoming for the artist, who was announced as the festival’s first headliner shortly after the release of his ninth studio album, Don’t Tap The Glass.

A Diverse Two-Day Roster

The “takeover” format allows Tyler to curate a wide-ranging bill of talent across hip-hop, R&B, and alternative genres. The festival will feature a rotating cast of support acts tailored for each day of the event.

Day One: August 28

The first day kicks off with a heavy-hitting lineup including:

• Rex Orange County
• Turnstile
• Mariah The Scientist
• Clipse
• Sexyy Red
• Ravyn Lenae
• Fakemink
• Vince Staples

Day Two: August 29

The second day continues the momentum with a different set of performers:

• Daniel Caesar
• Baby Keem
• Dijon
• Ghostface Killah
• Syd
• Faye Webster
• Danny Brown
• Jim Legxacy

Mustard & Friends are scheduled to perform sets on both days of the takeover.

New Additions to the Bill

Recent updates to the lineup have introduced a wave of eclectic new talent to the festival. These additions span from underground rap to indie folk, reflecting Tyler’s penchant for discovery and variety.

Among the newest names are Spanish rapper Bb trickz, who gained significant traction on TikTok following a collaboration with Charli XCX on the “Club Classics” remix, and cloud rap artist Saam Sultan, a recent inclusion in the NME 100 list.

Other new additions include:

• Liim: A rapper hailing from the Harlem underground scene.
• Sade Olutola: A British singer-songwriter known for stripped-back production and emotive vocals.
• Zack Fox: The well-known absurdist internet personality.
• Pour La Vie: An 18-year-old artist co-signed by Drake and A.R. Rahman.
• DJ Gummy Bear (Montell Fish): A Pittsburgh-based EDM artist and producer.
• Dove Ellis: An Irish indie folk musician.
• Ledbyher: An NME 100 artist specializing in “bedroom drill.”
• Additional Acts: Natanya, the Sydney-based trio Shady Nasty, and Sunshine Benzi.

All Points East 2026: The Broader Picture

While Tyler, The Creator’s takeover is a focal point of the summer, he joins a prestigious list of other headliners at All Points East. The festival’s schedule includes:

• Lorde: Performing August 22.
• Deftones: Performing August 23 as part of Outbreak Fest.
• Twenty One Pilots: Performing August 30.

Supporting these headliners are artists such as Kwn, Ayra Starr, and Odeal.

Musical Evolution: From ‘Chromakopia’ to ‘Don’t Tap The Glass’

This performance follows a period of intense creativity for Tyler. His ninth studio album, Don’t Tap The Glass, was released last July after a surprise announcement during a Brooklyn concert. The album represents a shift in direction, moving away from the narrative framing of characters like Wolf Haley or Sir Baudelaire seen in previous works.

The record serves as a follow-up to Chromakopia, which earned a spot at number 44 on NME’s best albums of 2024. Critics have noted that Don’t Tap The Glass blends elements of ’80s rap—reminiscent of Kurtis Blow and LL Cool J—with a sense of parasocial tension, effectively shielding the artist behind a “glass” museum-piece aesthetic.

Looking Ahead

With a history of fearless reinvention—ranging from the raw energy of Goblin to the kaleidoscopic nature of Chromakopia—Tyler, The Creator is expected to bring a high-production experience to London. Following the reveal of his Camp Flog Gnaw 2025 edition via a word search, fans can expect the All Points East takeover to be equally imaginative and boundary-pushing.