The second day (August 29) will feature a more hip-hop and R&B-focused lineup, including:

• Daniel Caesar – The Toronto-based neo-soul artist
• Baby Keem – The Atlanta rapper known for his eccentric persona
• Dijon – The Brooklyn-based rapper and producer
• Ghostface Killah – The legendary Wu-Tang Clan member
• Syd – The British singer-songwriter
• Faye Webster – The UK-based rapper and singer
• Danny Brown – The Detroit rapper known for his raw, experimental sound

Mustard & Friends will perform on both days, adding to the festival’s eclectic mix. The newly announced additions to the lineup include:

• Bb Trickz – The Spanish rapper who gained international attention after Charli XCX invited her to collaborate on the remix of “Club Classics”
• Saam Sultan – The cloud rap artist featured on the 2025 NME 100 list
• Liim – The Harlem-based rapper emerging from New York’s underground scene
• Sade Olutola – The British singer-songwriter known for her emotive vocals
• Zack Fox – The absurdist internet personality and musician
• Pour La Vie – The 18-year-old artist backed by Drake and A.R. Rahman
• Dove Ellis – The Irish indie folk musician who recently opened for Geese on their US tour
• Ledbyher – The self-proclaimed “bedroom drill” artist featured on the NME 100 list
• Natanya
• Shady Nasty – The Sydney-based trio blending hip-hop and electronic sounds
• Sunshine Benzi

Why This Lineup Matters

Tyler’s All Points East takeover isn’t just about the headliner—it’s about the cultural conversation. The lineup reflects the current state of music, where boundaries between genres are dissolving and artists are drawing from diverse influences. From the underground beats of Liim to the viral appeal of Bb Trickz, this festival promises to showcase the next generation of artists while celebrating those who have already made their mark.

The inclusion of artists like Dove Ellis and Zack Fox also highlights the festival’s commitment to diversity in both sound and presentation. Dove Ellis, known for her intimate live performances, brings a fresh perspective to the electronic and hip-hop-dominated festival scene. Meanwhile, Zack Fox’s absurdist approach to music and performance adds an element of unpredictability that fans have come to expect from Tyler’s events.

Tyler’s Recent Musical Evolution

Tyler’s dominance at festivals coincides with a period of significant creative evolution. His ninth studio album, Don’t Tap The Glass, released in July 2025, marked a departure from the cinematic storytelling of his previous work, Chromakopia. The album, which received a four-star review from NME, was described as “a museum piece for dance and display only,” encapsulating Tyler’s ability to blend nostalgia with innovation.

In a five-star review of Tyler’s live performance in London earlier this year, NME praised his ability to “flip through his eras like a masterclass in fearless reinvention.” From the raw menace of “Goblin” to the chaotic energy of “Chromakopia,” Tyler’s live shows have become legendary for their unpredictability and artistic boldness.

Tyler’s recent activities also include the release of a clean version of Don’t Tap The Glass at the request of fans, demonstrating his willingness to engage with his audience in meaningful ways. The album’s placement at number 44 on NME’s best albums of 2024 list further cemented its impact on the music community.

All Points East 2026: A Festival Beyond Music

All Points East 2026 isn’t just a music festival—it’s a cultural experience. With Tyler’s two-day takeover, the event will feature multiple stages, live vocals, and a visual spectacle that fans have come to expect from his productions. The festival also includes other major headliners:

• Lorde on August 22
• Deftones at Outbreak Fest on August 23
• Twenty One Pilots on August 30

Supporting acts for these headliners include former NME cover star Kwn, Ayra Starr, and Odeal, adding to the festival’s star power. The event’s organizers have clearly positioned All Points East as a destination for music lovers, offering something for every taste and genre.

What Fans Can Expect

For fans attending All Points East 2026, the experience promises to be unforgettable. Tyler’s events are known for their high-energy performances, immersive production, and a sense of community that transcends the music. The lineup’s diversity ensures that there’s something for everyone, whether you’re a hip-hop purist, an electronic music enthusiast, or an indie folk fan.

The festival’s timing in late August also makes it a perfect summer escape, offering a chance to enjoy music in an outdoor setting with like-minded fans. With Tyler’s reputation for creating unforgettable moments, this event is sure to be talked about for years to come.