This event took place on 28 Aug 2026
Past PerformanceAll Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day played Victoria Park, London on Friday, August 28, 2026, starting at 20:00 BST. Tickets are no longer on sale for this date.
All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day
Date & Time
Friday, August 28, 2026
20:00 BST
What time did All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day start at Victoria Park?
28 Aug 2026 · all times BST (venue local time)
- Doors typical
- 18:30 BST
- 90 min before start at outdoor venues
- Start
- BST
Start time from the ticket listing. Doors and finish are typical for this kind of venue and event — check your ticket or the venue's website on the day.
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Introduction
Get ready for a seismic event as All Points East Festival 2026 announces a spectacular two-day takeover of Victoria Park, London, headlined by the inimitable Tyler, The Creator! Mark your calendars for Friday, 28th August 2026, as the park transforms into a vibrant hub of music, art, and pure festival magic. This isn't just any festival; it's a chance to witness one of the most innovative and influential artists of our generation command the stage in the heart of East London. Prepare for an unforgettable weekend packed with groundbreaking performances, a diverse lineup, and an atmosphere that's second to none. All Points East has consistently delivered top-tier festival experiences, and the 2026 edition, with Tyler, The Creator at the helm, is shaping up to be an absolute must-attend.
About the Artist
Tyler, The Creator, born Tyler Gregory Okonma, is a phenomenon. From his early days as a provocative and boundary-pushing figure in the Odd Future collective to his evolution into a Grammy-winning musical auteur, Tyler has consistently defied expectations and redefined hip-hop. His artistry extends far beyond music; he is a rapper, songwriter, producer, fashion icon, and visual artist. Known for his eclectic soundscapes, which blend elements of hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and soul, Tyler crafts rich, immersive sonic worlds. His lyrical content, often introspective and deeply personal, explores themes of identity, love, and societal pressures with a unique blend of wit, vulnerability, and raw honesty. Albums like 'Flower Boy', 'IGOR', and 'Call Me If You Get Lost' have cemented his status as a visionary, earning critical acclaim and a devoted global fanbase. His live performances are legendary – energetic, visually stunning, and always unpredictable, promising an electrifying set at Victoria Park.
The Venue
Victoria Park, affectionately known as "The People's Park," provides the perfect backdrop for All Points East. Located in Tower Hamlets, East London, this expansive green space offers a fantastic urban oasis for large-scale music events. With its wide-open fields, mature trees, and accessible location, it's ideally suited to host thousands of festival-goers. The park's layout allows for multiple stages, diverse food and drink vendors, art installations, and ample space for revellers to soak up the atmosphere. Its excellent transport links make it easily reachable from across London and beyond, ensuring a smooth experience for all attendees. All Points East has a proven track record of transforming Victoria Park into a world-class festival site, balancing the needs of a massive event with the preservation of its beloved green space.
What to Expect
Prepare for a sensory explosion! All Points East, with Tyler, The Creator leading the charge, promises an unparalleled festival experience. Expect a meticulously curated lineup that goes beyond hip-hop, featuring a diverse array of genres and artists handpicked to complement Tyler's unique sound and vision. Beyond the headline act, anticipate a host of incredible supporting artists across multiple stages, showcasing emerging talent and established stars alike. The festival is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, with art installations, creative pop-ups, and a buzzing crowd contributing to the electric energy. Foodies will rejoice with a vast selection of delicious street food and drink options from independent vendors. Whether you're there for the music, the vibe, or the sheer spectacle, All Points East 2026 is set to be a highlight of the summer.
Practical Information
Dates: Friday, 28th August 2026 (and likely extending into the weekend for the full 2-day experience). Location: Victoria Park, London, E3 5SN. Getting There: Victoria Park is well-served by public transport. The nearest London Underground stations are Bethnal Green (Central Line), Mile End (Central, District, and Hammersmith & City Lines), and Bow Road (District and Hammersmith & City Lines). Numerous bus routes also serve the area. Plan your journey in advance using Transport for London (TfL) services. Accessibility: All Points East is committed to being an accessible event. Information regarding accessible viewing platforms, facilities, and assistance will be available on the official festival website closer to the date. What to Bring: Comfortable footwear is essential! Pack for all weather conditions – a light rain jacket and sunscreen are always wise. Bring a reusable water bottle (check festival rules for specifics on bottle types). Government-issued photo ID is required for entry and for purchasing alcohol. Prohibited Items: A full list of prohibited items will be published on the festival website. Generally, large bags, glass bottles, and offensive weapons are not permitted.
Getting Tickets
Tickets for All Points East Festival 2026 featuring Tyler, The Creator are expected to be in extremely high demand. To secure your place at this unmissable event, head directly to StubHub. As the official ticketing partner, StubHub will be the primary source for purchasing your tickets. Keep an eye on the official All Points East website and StubHub for announcements regarding on-sale dates and pricing. Due to the popularity of this headliner and the festival, we strongly advise purchasing tickets as soon as they become available to avoid disappointment.
Getting to Victoria Park, London
By train
The most convenient train station for accessing Victoria Park is Cambridge Heath, located just a short walk away. From Cambridge Heath station, it's approximately a 10-minute walk, covering around 800 metres, to reach the park's main entrances. This station is served by London Overground services, providing direct connections within London. While direct long-distance services to Cambridge Heath are limited, it is easily reachable via interchange from major London terminals like Liverpool Street. Trains from London Liverpool Street to Cambridge Heath are frequent, running multiple times per hour. For travellers coming from further afield in the UK, you would typically travel into London's major stations such as Euston, King's Cross, Paddington, or Waterloo, and then take the Underground or a connecting Overground service to reach Cambridge Heath. Journey times from cities like Manchester or Birmingham would involve travel to London first, typically taking around 2-3 hours of train travel to reach the capital. Cambridge Heath station offers essential facilities including ticket machines and staff assistance.
By bus
Several bus routes provide excellent access to Victoria Park, making it easily reachable from across London. Key bus stops are located on Roman Road and Grove Road, adjacent to the park. Bus route 8 is a major artery, connecting the park with areas such as Bethnal Green, Aldgate, and Bow Church. Route D6 serves the local neighbourhood, running from Oxford Circus to Homerton, offering connections through Hackney. Route 26 connects Hackney Wick and the park with areas further west towards Victoria, and route 388 runs from Stratford to Clapton, passing close to the park's northern edges. For late-night travel, several Night Bus routes, including N8 and N26, operate along these corridors, ensuring connectivity throughout the night. Journey times from central London areas like the West End can vary significantly depending on traffic, but typically range from 30 to 50 minutes. Major bus operators serving these routes include Transport for London (TfL) contracted services.
By car & parking
For those driving to Victoria Park, the venue is well-connected to London's road network. The park is accessible from the A12 (East Cross Route) and A11 (Old Ford Road), which link to the M25 orbital motorway. If using a sat-nav, using the postcode E3 5EZ for the park's main entrance on Victoria Park Road is recommended. Parking in the immediate vicinity of Victoria Park can be challenging, especially on event days. Limited on-street parking is available on surrounding residential roads, but restrictions often apply, and it can be subject to time limits. There are no large dedicated multi-storey car parks directly attached to the park itself. Nearby car parks may be found in areas like Stratford or Bow, but these often involve a significant walk or a short bus/taxi ride. Official event days may have designated parking areas, but these are often limited and require advance booking or incur higher fees. Park and ride options are generally not established for this central London park; public transport is strongly advised. Accessibility for disabled drivers is catered for by limited disabled parking bays, often located closer to accessible entrances, but availability is not guaranteed and should be verified for specific events.
Accessibility
Victoria Park is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors, though specific provisions can vary depending on the event configuration. The park's grounds are largely accessible, with wide, paved pathways connecting most areas, making wheelchair navigation generally straightforward. Accessible entrances are available, and staff can provide assistance with navigating the grounds. For larger events like festivals, accessible viewing platforms are usually provided, offering good sightlines of the stages. Accessible toilets are located throughout the park, and event organisers typically ensure these are clearly signposted. While not all areas may have hearing loop systems, information points at major events often have staff who can assist. Assistance dogs and service animals are welcome throughout the park. Accessible parking is typically available near the main entrances, though spaces are limited and may require pre-booking or verification with event organisers. Staff are available at information points and entrances to offer guidance and support to visitors with disabilities.
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All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day at Victoria Park: your questions answered
What time does All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day start at Victoria Park?
All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day at Victoria Park started at 20:00 BST on Friday, August 28, 2026. Doors typically open around 18:30. Doors timing is typical for this kind of venue, not confirmed by the promoter.
Where is Victoria Park?
Victoria Park is at London E9 7DD, UK, London, E9 7DD. Victoria Park guide →
How do I get to Victoria Park, London?
The most convenient train station for accessing Victoria Park is Cambridge Heath, located just a short walk away. Getting there →
Is there an age limit at Victoria Park?
Age restrictions are common for music festivals, with most requiring attendees to be 16 or 18 and over, and younger attendees often needing to be accompanied by an adult. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.
Is Victoria Park accessible?
Victoria Park is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors, though specific provisions can vary depending on the event configuration. Full accessibility details →
Are tickets still available for All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day at Victoria Park?
No — this event took place on Friday, August 28, 2026. See the other dates on this page for upcoming All Points East Festival 2026 - Tyler, The Creator - 2-Day shows.
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