All Points East - Tyler, the Creator brings out special guests A$AP Rocky and Rex Orange Country for second night in London

Saturday 29th August: In a historic first, Tyler, The Creator headlined a second night at All Points East 2026 festival with a showstopping performance - and he was joined by superstar guests AAP Rocky and Rex Orange County.

Once again - the Grammy Award-winning rapper took to an East Stage decked out as a fictional Victoria Park Tube station and Hackney Wick - the first time an artist has headlined two days in one year.

Elsewhere on a stellar bill were artists including Daniel Caesar, Baby Keem and Dijon.

Tyler, The Creator’s exhilarating set was packed with hits and infectious energy. He commanded a crowd as vocal and animated as Victoria Park has ever seen, even before he welcomed the guest performers on stage.

“The energy tonight is f*cking right this time!” said Tyler, jokingly playing the audience off against the previous night.

With stunning pyrotechnics, he launched the show with ‘Big Poe’ and ‘St. Chroma’, before a set that included massive worldwide hits including ‘Are We Still Friends?’ and ‘Sugar On My Tongue’.

Rex Orange County joined the star for an emotive ‘Boredom’, before Tyler applauded the crowd: “Me some noise for yourself. What a great night.”

And then it was the turn of AAP Rocky to career down the runway with his friend for a manic ‘Who Dat Boy’.

“Y’all don’t understand how much y’all have lifted my spirit. Thanks y’all!” he said.

A hymnal singalong to ‘Like Him,’ from the Grammy-winning CHROMAKOPIA, was followed by ‘NEW MAGIC WAND,’ the explosive centrepiece of IGOR, and ‘See You Again,’ one of the defining songs from Flower Boy - three songs spanning three hugely influential albums for an artist at the top of his game.

Earlier, accompanied by a sky blue-clad choir, the sublime voice of Daniel Caesar brought melodic bliss to the East Stage. Serene amidst the lively crowd, he delivered modern classics including the superb ‘Rain Down’ and a cover of Jimmy Cliff’s ‘Many Rivers To Cross’.

Baby Keem arrived in east London and took to the stage atop a sunken casino stage set, referencing the success of this year’s Caino album - the follow-up to the platinum debut The Melodic Blue, which featured the Grammy Award-winning ‘family ties’ (feat. Kendrick Lamar). It was a bombastic set from the rap heavyweight.

Mustard brought an electric set of his signature “ratchet music” to the North Stage while the maverick Dijon led his band and fans through hits from ‘Yamaha’ to ‘Talk Down’ on the East.

With songs like ‘But Not A Kiss’, ‘Thinking About You’ and ‘Wanna Quit All The Time’, the opening trio from 2024’s Underdressed at the Symphony, Faye Webster has established herself as one of the classiest songwriters around. The audience hung on every word, with phones in the air for ‘Lego Ring’ and singing every word of ‘Johnny’ and ‘Kingston’.

On the North Stage, Jim Legxacy played to an absolutely packed tent, with the unusual sight of four Lime bikes on stage. He said: “I cannot believe how many people are here. I’m grateful to be sharing this moment with you guys. Funnily enough, I’ve never actually been to a festival before. This is my first time going to a festival so you lot are etched in my memory now.”

Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats too proved enormously popular, playing to an absolutely massive audience on the West Stage, while Syd swept onto the East Stage with a set including the Disclosure track ‘Birthday’, on which she featured.

Earlier in the day, fans were treated to performances from artists including Danny Brown, Khamari and Quadeca.

London artist Natanya, who has already been backed by Tyler himself, put on a captivating performance on the X Stage, and US rising star Samara Cyn packed out an energised North Stage.

Last weekend, Jorja Smith and Tems were the opening headliners for All Points East 2026 on Friday, before Lorde on Saturday and Deftones at Outbreak Fest on Sunday. Tyler, The Creator played his two headline sets on 28th and 29th August, with Twenty One Pilots on Sunday 30 August. Lido Festival takes place on Bank Holiday Monday (31 August) with headliner Maribou State.