The days are longer, the sun is out (allegedly), and London is once again the place to be. Whether you’re looking for a chic new exhibition, a playful take on a classic pastime, or just an excuse to spend all day eating, here’s your guide to the best of the city this weekend. Naomi In Fashion If you’ve ever wanted a front-row seat to the world of Naomi Campbell, the Naomi In Fashion exhibition at the V&A is your best bet. A retrospective of her era-defining career, this show celebrates her most iconic collaborations with designers and photographers. It’s the kind of exhibition that sells out fast, so book ahead. London Games Festival For those who take their entertainment with a side of interactivity, the London Games Festival is the world’s largest celebration of video games and interactive media. It’s happening at Cadogan Hall in Chelsea, bringing together gaming enthusiasts, developers, and those who just want to be part of the digital revolution. Ramadan Lights The Ramadan lights on Coventry Street are now shining bright with a celebratory ‘Happy Eid’ message, set against intricate Islamic geometric patterns and celestial symbols. A must-see, whether you’re marking the occasion or just appreciate a dazzling light display. The Bach Choir For something a little more serene, the Bach Choir’s annual performance of St Matthew Passion takes place at Southbank Centre. Sung in English, it’s split into two parts—Part I at 11am, a two-hour break (perfect for a cultured lunch), and Part II at 2.15pm. The Play That Goes Wrong For those who like their theatre with a side of chaos (the good kind), The Play That Goes Wrong at the Duchess Theatre is a guaranteed laugh. Watch as the accident-prone Cornley Drama Society attempts to stage a serious murder mystery—emphasis on “attempts.” Verdict? This weekend is serving up a little bit of everything: high fashion, low-effort sports, feline nostalgia, and a perfectly curated mix of culture and comedy. Choose wisely—or just do it all.

It feels like we were just celebrating at BST Hyde Park, but the festival is already gearing up for its 2025 return, and excitement is building for another unforgettable summer in London. Since its debut in 2013, BST Hyde Park has become a fixture in the city’s summer music calendar, combining the energy of live performances with an upmarket festival experience that includes premium food, drink, and an elegant VIP area. Last year, the festival wowed fans with acts like SZA , Stray Kids , Stevie Nicks, and Shania Twain (you can find our full coverage here ). Zach Bryan Saturday 28 June 2025 Headlining on 28 June, Zach Bryan marks his first major UK festival appearance, bringing his signature blend of Americana and heartfelt storytelling to London. The Oklahoma native, who built a dedicated following through raw, self-released albums while serving in the U.S. Navy, has rocketed to prominence with his deeply personal lyrics and compelling sound. His acclaimed works, such as American Heartbreak and his latest album The Great American Bar Scene , have set records and established Bryan as a new-age troubadour, drawing comparisons to legends like Johnny Cash. With millions of streams and collaborations with artists like John Mayer and Kacey Musgraves, Bryan is set to make his mark on the BST Hyde Park stage, adding another chapter to his rapidly growing legacy. Noah Kahan Friday 4 July 2025 On 4 July, folk-pop sensation Noah Kahan takes to the Great Oak Stage for what promises to be his biggest UK performance yet. Bursting from his New England roots to worldwide fame, Kahan has captivated audiences with his unique fusion of folk, Americana, and rock. His breakout hit Stick Season resonated globally, becoming the UK’s top single of 2024, and his sold-out tours have showcased his infectious energy and relatable lyricism. Collaborations with industry giants such as Post Malone and Sam Fender have further cemented his status, while special guest Gracie Abrams will join him on stage, adding a new dimension to what will surely be a memorable evening at BST Hyde Park. Hugh Jackman Sunday 6 July 2025 For fans of musical theatre, Hugh Jackman’s headlining slot on 6 July will be a standout. The Tony-winning, Oscar-nominated star will bring a live orchestra to accompany his performances of beloved songs from The Boy From Oz , Les Misérables , The Greatest Showman , and more. Known for his powerful presence in Hollywood and Broadway alike, Jackman recently set box office records in The Music Man revival. His live performances have won over audiences worldwide, and his return to the UK stage is eagerly awaited. With a career spanning decades, Jackman’s show at BST Hyde Park promises a night of music, theatre, and unexpected surprises, offering fans a rare chance to see him in a grand live setting. Jeff Lynne’s ELO Sunday 13 July 2025 Closing out the festival on 13 July, Jeff Lynne’s ELO will bring their final UK show to BST Hyde Park, marking an emotional farewell. Known for their innovative blend of rock, pop, and classical music, the Electric Light Orchestra’s journey began in Birmingham and has since become legendary worldwide. With a catalogue of hits like Mr. Blue Sky and Don’t Bring Me Down , Lynne and his bandmates have captivated generations. After multiple sold-out tours and induction into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame, ELO’s farewell show at Hyde Park will be an unforgettable night, filled with nostalgia and spectacle, as they give fans a last glimpse of their iconic live performances. BST Hyde Park 2025 is set to be a sensational series of shows, drawing music fans from around the world to celebrate with a line-up that balances fresh talent and timeless legends. Tickets are selling quickly, so grab yours and get ready for an unforgettable summer.

London in early October is a blend of crisp autumnal charm and cultural vibrancy, making it the perfect time to explore the city’s finest offerings. With fashion’s biggest players recently having left the capital post-London Fashion Week, the energy in the air is still palpable. Some of the city's most stylish venues and exclusive experiences continue to buzz, offering everything from sophisticated art exhibitions to culinary indulgences. Whether you’re after an inspiring afternoon at the gallery or a night of chic dining and cocktails, the first weekend of October in London promises the discerning traveller an exceptional experience. Start your weekend by taking in the latest exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts , where Impressionists on Paper brings together rarely seen works from private collections. This exquisite display runs from 10 AM to 6 PM daily, with late openings on Friday until 10 PM. Tickets can be purchased online via the Royal Academy website for £22. After your cultural immersion, take a leisurely stroll through Mayfair and explore the independent boutiques, which are still abuzz with new-season collections. Many of these boutiques offer private shopping appointments and curated selections that are quintessentially London. And if you feel peckish, make your way to Annabel’s , the members-only club in Berkeley Square, for an intimate dinner surrounded by glamour. Dinner reservations are available between 6 PM and 10 PM for members only, so if you’re a member, booking through their private system is a must. Alternatively, head to The Connaught Bar in Mayfair, an elegant hotspot with award-winning cocktails. Open daily from 4 PM to 12 AM (1 AM on weekends), it’s the perfect place to relax before heading out for a night on the town. Reservations can be made through the Connaught Bar website. Barbour Pop-Up in Covent Garden For a dash of British heritage, stop by the Barbour Pop-Up in Covent Garden , open from 10 AM to 6 PM over the weekend. Barbour’s ‘Icons in Quilting’ exhibition celebrates 30 years of the iconic Liddesdale jacket, with restored and reimagined pieces from notable designers like Paul Smith and David Gandy. Don’t miss the playful contribution from Shaun the Sheep. Proceeds from the auction of these exclusive pieces will go to The Royal Countryside Fund. Visitors can also indulge in a branded coffee from Barbour’s British Land Rover café for a quintessentially British experience. No booking is required, and entry is free. The Showroom Edit by ELLE For fashion lovers, The Showroom Edit by ELLE promises a curated shopping experience. From Thursday, October 3 to Saturday, October 5, ELLE takes over 59 Greek Street in Soho, showcasing a mystery brand’s collection of wardrobe staples and statement pieces. Visitors will be treated to a digital subscription to ELLE, a surprise gift from the featured brand, and access to a coffee bar and live DJ sets. The event runs from 10 AM to 7 PM daily, and while tickets are free, pre-registration via Eventbrite is required. Secure your spot through ELLE’s website for what’s set to be a highlight of the fashion calendar. Chelsea Dog Day Chelsea Dog Day is a must-visit if you’re an animal lover, or simply want to experience one of London’s most charming community events. On Saturday, October 5, from 10 AM to 4 PM at Duke of York Square, Chelsea will transform into a dog-lover’s paradise. A curated dog market will feature brands like Hiro + Wolf and Caboodle, while King’s Dog Daycare offers complimentary dog photography and puppuccinos. Expert advice on dog handling will be provided by Chelsea Canines, and a charity raffle in partnership with Pets As Therapy will be held to raise funds. This day out is fun for the whole family (including four-legged friends) and entry is free, so no need to book—just turn up and enjoy. Batman Unmasked For superhero enthusiasts, Batman Unmasked is the event of the season, marking 85 years of Gotham’s dark knight. This immersive exhibition runs through the weekend at 79-85 Old Brompton Road in South Kensington, showcasing iconic costumes, vehicles, and props from Batman films spanning 1989 to 2022. Highlights include Robert Pattinson’s Batmobile and Christian Bale’s Batpod. Visitors can also navigate themed rooms like the Batcave and Rogues’ Gallery, where they’ll encounter legendary super-villains. The exhibition runs from 10 AM to 8 PM daily, and tickets start at £20, available through the Batman Unmasked website . Celebrate Oktoberfest For a Bavarian-inspired celebration, head to one of London’s Oktoberfest events. At Sambrook’s Brewery Taproom in Ram Quarter, Wandsworth, you can feast on pretzels, sausages, and steins of German beer while enjoying live music. Sambrook’s Oktoberfest runs from Friday, October 4 to Sunday, October 6, from 12 PM to 11 PM. Book a table via the Sambrook’s website . Alternatively, the newly opened Albert’s Schloss in Farringdon is offering a traditional keg-tapping ceremony, sausage-eating contests, oompah brass bands, and generous giveaways (200 free pints each day!). Their Oktoberfest festivities start on October 3, and entry is free, but reservations for larger groups are recommended via Albert’s Schloss website . For a more authentic Oktoberfest experience, check out Munich Cricket Club ’s three London locations—Victoria, Canary Wharf, and Tower Hill—which are hosting weekenders complete with Bavarian games, live music, and giant kegs of German beer. Entry is £15, and booking can be done via the Munich Cricket Club website . London Cocktail Week For those indulging in London Cocktail Week during the weekend of October 5th and 6th, some of the most exciting events offer a delightful blend of history, innovation, and flavour. One unmissable highlight is the collaboration between Lyaness on the Southbank and New York’s famed Dead Rabbit bar. On October 6th, this award-winning bar will transport you into a lively Irish-themed evening filled with signature Dead Rabbit cocktails, live music, and traditional food, creating the perfect mix of New York energy and Irish hospitality right in the heart of London. If you’re a fan of sophisticated cocktails with a side of charm, this is the place to be, and with free entry, it's bound to draw a crowd. For something a bit more intimate and hands-on, Martin Miller’s Gin Masterclass at Opium & Dim Sum Parlour in Chinatown on October 6th is a can’t-miss opportunity. Led by the brand’s ambassador, this immersive session will dive deep into the art of martinis. You’ll learn about everything from perfect temperatures to the intricate flavor profiles of gin, while sipping expertly crafted cocktails. With two sessions running at 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., this event is perfect for those looking to elevate their cocktail knowledge in a stylish setting. Tickets range from £40 for wristband holders to £50 for non-holders. If you're more of a cocktail connoisseur looking to explore the beating heart of London’s bar scene, the Soho Cocktail Tour on October 5th and 6th promises to be a sophisticated adventure. This guided walking tour of Soho will whisk you through the area’s most iconic and trendy bars, giving you an insider’s look into the history of cocktail culture while sampling some of the best concoctions London has to offer. At £130, it’s a pricier option but includes tastings and expert commentary that will leave you with new favorite spots and an enhanced appreciation for mixology.

While in the world of sports we might be heading into a much deserved pause after almost a month long Olympic Games, the world of fashion has no time for a break. With the end of summer we are starting to see more and more movie and series premiere and with this - the inevitable fashion choices of the stars and their stylists trying to outshine everyone on the red carpet . One such red carpet was the Emily in Paris premiere making headlines across the globe. Being one of the most anticipated Netflix shows of the year has its perks but also - downfalls. And we are here to take a peek at who’s wearing what.

The countdown has officially begun! The iconic Reading & Leeds Festival is back, and 2024 promises to be one of the most memorable editions yet. This year, the festival is set to welcome 240,000 music enthusiasts from across the globe for a weekend packed with electrifying performances, groundbreaking new stages, and an atmosphere like no other. With tickets expected to sell out by the weekend, now is the time to get all the details on what’s in store for this year’s event. Friday, 23rd August The festival kicks off with a bang on Friday, headlined by the legendary Blink-182. Reuniting with their original lineup, the punk-rock icons are set to deliver a nostalgia-filled performance featuring classics like "All the Small Things" and "What’s My Age Again?". Alongside them, Gerry Cinnamon will bring his raw, anthemic sound to the stage, promising a set filled with fan favorites like "Belter" and "Canter". The day also features performances by indie heavyweights Two Door Cinema Club, whose infectious hits like "Something Good Can Work" are sure to get the crowd dancing. For fans of heavier sounds, Spiritbox and Neck Deep are ready to deliver high-energy sets that will keep the adrenaline pumping. Rising stars like Seb Lowe and Kneecap will add their own unique flavors to the mix, making Friday a day packed with diverse musical experiences. Over on the new Chevron Stage, The Prodigy will headline with their iconic blend of electronic beats and rock energy. Expect a mind-blowing set filled with classics like "Firestarter" and "Breathe". The stage will also host performances by Denzel Curry and Kenya Grace, promising a night of genre-bending music and stunning visual displays. Saturday, 24th August Saturday night is set to be a musical journey through the sounds of today’s most iconic artists. Fred again.., one of the most innovative producers of our time, will headline with a set that’s sure to be a festival highlight. Known for his emotive and energetic live performances, Fred again.. is set to deliver an unforgettable experience. Joining him is the enchanting Lana Del Rey, whose cinematic soundscapes and haunting vocals will transport the audience to another world. With hits like "Video Games" and "Summertime Sadness", her set is guaranteed to be a show-stopper. The day’s lineup also features RAYE, the BRIT Award-winning artist known for her chart-topping hits and powerful performances, and Fontaines D.C., the Irish post-punk band whose raw energy and poignant lyrics have earned them a devoted following. On the Chevron Stage, Sonny Fodera and Barry Can’t Swim will take over with their infectious house beats, making it the perfect place for fans to dance the night away. Meanwhile, the Aux Stage will showcase a mix of digital content creators and live podcasts, offering a unique festival experience. Sunday, 25th August The final day of the festival is headlined by none other than Liam Gallagher, who will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Oasis’ iconic debut album Definitely Maybe by performing it in its entirety. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see one of Britpop’s biggest legends bring his classic hits to life. Also headlining is Catfish and The Bottlemen, who are set to deliver a high-energy performance packed with their signature indie anthems. Hip-hop heavyweight 21 Savage will bring his gritty, hard-hitting tracks to the stage, providing a sharp contrast to the day’s other headliners. The legendary Pendulum will also make an appearance, blending electronic music with rock for a set that will leave the crowd buzzing. The Chevron Stage will close out the festival with a headline set from Skrillex, the dubstep pioneer known for his genre-defying sound and electrifying live shows. This stage will also feature performances by Nia Archives and Dom Dolla, ensuring the festival ends on a high note. What’s New for 2024 This year’s festival introduces two ground-breaking new stages: The Chevron and The Aux. The Chevron Stage is a 40,000-capacity open-air venue featuring the world’s first floating video canopy, offering a visual experience unlike any other. It will host some of the festival’s biggest acts, including The Prodigy, Skrillex, and Sonny Fodera. The Aux Stage is a first-of-its-kind platform dedicated to digital content creators. Expect live podcasts, interactive shows, and performances from popular creators like Chunkz & Filly, bringing a fresh, modern twist to the festival experience. Essential Information Whether you’re a festival veteran or a first-timer, here’s everything you need to know: Accommodation: From luxury tents at the Pink Moon Boutique Village to the new Quiet Camp and Solo Camp options, there’s a camping experience for everyone. Be sure to book your spot early! What to Bring: A high-quality, waterproof tent, durable boots, and plenty of layers are essential. Remember, cheap tents won’t keep you dry in the unpredictable UK weather. What Not to Bring: Disposable vapes and campfires are banned this year, so plan accordingly. Safety: Be prepared for thorough security checks and make sure to bring a valid ID. Final Notes Reading Festival 2024 is shaping up to be the most exciting edition yet, with a line-up that celebrates the best of music from across genres and generations. With new stages, groundbreaking performances, and an atmosphere that’s second to none, this is a weekend you won’t want to miss. Grab your tickets now before they’re gone, and get ready to be part of something truly unforgettable!

This summer, the iconic All Points East Festival returns to Victoria Park in East London, offering an unparalleled blend of music, culture, and luxury. Spanning ten days, this year's festival features a line-up of world-class artists, each bringing their unique flair to the stage. Here’s a day-by-day breakdown of the must-see acts: August 16 On August 16th, the festival kicks off with a night of eclectic excellence, headlined by the genre-defying Kaytranada . The Montreal-based producer and DJ has captivated global audiences with his innovative fusion of electronic, hip-hop, and R&B. His ground-breaking sound has earned him widespread acclaim, including two Grammy Awards for his album Bubba , where he made history as the first Black artist to win Best Dance/Electronic Album. Fans can look forward to an electrifying performance featuring fresh tracks from his latest album, Timeless , released on June 7th. Following Kaytranada on stage is Victoria Monét , making her only UK performance of the year. Known for her sultry R&B vibes and collaborations with artists like Ariana Grande and BLACKPINK, Monét’s 2024 album JAGUAR II has already earned her two Grammys. Her set is expected to be a festival highlight, delivering a captivating mix of smooth vocals and infectious energy. Also performing is Tems , the Nigerian singer and producer who has been redefining the Nigerian music scene with her unique blend of alternative R&B and neo-soul. Tems rose to prominence in 2020 through collaborations with Wizkid and Drake, solidifying her place with her debut EP For Broken Ears . Her work with Future and Drake earned her a Grammy Award and nominations for an Oscar, Golden Globe, and another Grammy for co-writing "Lift Me Up" with Rihanna. Her debut album, Born in the Wild , was released on June 7th, and she’s set to showcase it live at the festival. Neko Bennett , known professionally as 4batz , will also light up the stage, bringing the energy that catapulted him to fame in 2023 with his viral single “Act II: Date @ 8.” The remix featuring Drake propelled him into the Billboard Hot 100’s top ten, cementing his rising star status. His debut mixtape, U Made Me a St4r , released earlier this year, continues to showcase his dynamic talent. The lineup for this night also includes a diverse range of artists: singer-songwriter Durand Bernarr , British rapper and singer Blanco , R&B artist Maeta , Brixton’s own Nia Smith , emerging Nigerian talent Bloody Civilian , and the vividly expressive Atlanta artist Maleigh Zan . Thundercat , the virtuoso bassist known for his genre-blending sound, promises a mesmerizing performance, following his recent collaboration with Tame Impala. Rising star Lancey Foux will bring his unique blend of rap and alternative sounds, while Channel Tres infuses the festival with grooves that blend Detroit techno and West Coast rap. Amaarae , with her global influence, and underground favourite Jyoty round out the night with diverse, genre-spanning performances. August 17 The second day of All Points East promises a dynamic mix of iconic performers and rising stars, making for an unforgettable festival experience. Loyle Carner headlines with his only London show of 2024, bringing his critically acclaimed live performance to Victoria Park. Fresh off a string of sold-out shows, including a standout performance at the Royal Albert Hall, Carner's 2022 album hugo remains a powerful testament to his lyrical prowess, blending deeply personal and political themes. Known for his engaging stage presence and impactful music, this set will be a must-see. Nas, the legendary rapper, adds star power to the lineup with a rare UK appearance. With a career spanning decades and classics like Illmatic, Nas’s influence on hip-hop is monumental. His performance at All Points East is set to be a historic moment. Ezra Collective, fresh from winning the Mercury Prize for their album Where I’m Meant to Be, brings their vibrant blend of jazz, afrobeat, and grime to the stage. Known for their energetic live shows, their set promises to be a festival highlight. Sainté delivers his unique West Coast-inspired blend of hip-hop, jazz, and R&B, while Joe James brings raw rhymes and emotional depth, making him a standout in the UK rap scene. ENNY, who broke out with her hit “Peng Black Girls,” returns to All Points East with her soulful, socially conscious rap. Her recent EP We Go Again features a collaboration with Loyle Carner, adding to the anticipation for her set. Navy Blue, the L.A.-based rapper and producer, known for his introspective lyrics and collaborations with Earl Sweatshirt, rounds out the day with a performance that is sure to resonate with fans of underground rap. August 18 August 18th at All Points East features an eclectic lineup, culminating in a mesmerizing performance by Mitski, marking her final European appearance in support of her critically acclaimed album, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We . This record has earned widespread acclaim, including the hit single “My Love Mine All Mine,” which charted on the Billboard Hot 100 and surpassed 1 billion streams globally. Mitski, with over 7 billion career streams, stands as a powerful presence in the music world, currently ranking as the #99 highest streaming artist on Spotify. Men I Trust , the Canadian indie band renowned for their dreamy pop sound, will bring their captivating melodies to the stage. Comprising Emma Proulx, Jessy Caron, and Dragos Chiriac, the trio has gained acclaim for their self-produced albums and intimate live performances, creating a unique and genre-defying musical experience. Suki Waterhouse will deliver an intimate set showcasing her blend of personal storytelling through music. Known for her multifaceted career as an actress and model, Waterhouse’s debut album I Can’t Let Go and recent tracks like “My Fun” and “Faded” highlight her evolving artistry. Dan Whitlam , a London-based rapper and poet, will add his lyrical depth to the mix, alongside Lucius , the indie band celebrated for their harmonious pop-noir sound. Emerging artists Good Neighbours will also perform, following the success of their viral track “Home.” Additional performers include Hana Vu , Molly Payton , Emily Jeffri , Sienna Spiro , and Jacob Alon , each bringing their distinctive style to what promises to be an extraordinary day of music at All Points East. August 23 LCD Soundsystem will headline Uber One presents All Points East on Friday, August 23, 2024. They will be joined by a stellar lineup, including elusive pop sensation Jai Paul, alt-rock icons Pixies, and eclectic artists like Floating Points, Jockstrap, Nation of Language, Sofia Kourtesis (Live), and Eyedress, with more names to be announced. This follows the previously announced headliner Loyle Carner on Saturday, August 17. LCD Soundsystem, one of the most acclaimed US bands, began in 2002 under the vision of James Murphy. Their debut self-titled album included hits like ‘Losing My Edge’ and ‘Daft Punk Is Playing At My House’. Their 2007 album Sound of Silver solidified their status, featuring classics like ‘All My Friends’, and they later sold out Madison Square Garden in 2011. After a hiatus, they returned with American Dream in 2017 and have been performing residencies, including a six-night stint at Brixton’s O2 Academy in 2022. British-Indian artist Jai Paul will make his UK festival debut at All Points East. Known for his mysterious releases, Paul gained fame with the 2010 demo ‘BTSTU’ and has since returned with new music and critically acclaimed live performances. Pixies, renowned for their influence on the late '80s alt-rock scene, will also perform. Their genre-defining albums like Surfer Rosa and Doolittle have inspired many bands, and their live shows are known for their electrifying and unpredictable nature. Floating Points, led by Sam Shepherd, has spent 2023 composing his first ballet, Mere Mortals , for the San Francisco Ballet. His critically acclaimed album Promises features collaborations with top artists and his latest single Birth4000 brings a high-energy sound to his live performances. Nation of Language, who debuted in 2020 with Introduction, Presence , will bring their danceable take on new wave and post-punk to the festival. August 25 On Sunday, August 25, 2024, All Points East will feature a stellar lineup headlined by LANY. Known for their dreamy, dance-infused pop and smooth R&B vibe, LANY first hit the charts with their 2017 self-titled debut and have since earned US Top 40 hits with Malibu Nights and Mama’s Boy . Their 2023 album, a beautiful blur , soared into the Top Five in Australia. Also performing are the female-led band Say She She, celebrated for their discodelic soul and nod to late '70s girl groups. With over 20 million streams and acclaim from BBC 6 Music, their recent album Silver continues to impress. The visionary band Everything Everything will bring their dystopian, art-pop style to the festival. Known for their critical acclaim and multiple nominations, including Ivor Novello and Mercury Prize, their latest album Mountainhead showcases their unique approach to music. Brooklyn’s art punk band Gustaf, San Francisco’s punk outfit Spiritual Cramp, and alt-pop singer-songwriter Mehro will also be on stage. Electronic artist John-Robert, emerging folk and country artist Bo Staloch, New Zealand pop electronica artist Daily J, and Nottingham indie band Cucamaras will add to the diverse lineup. The day will also feature a special celebration as The Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie reunite for a 20th anniversary tour. Each band will perform their landmark 2003 albums, with The Postal Service making their first London appearance in over a decade. This performance will be a memorable highlight of All Points East, honoring two influential groups that have left a lasting impact on the music world. This year’s All Points East offers more than just music. With a commitment to sustainability, luxury experiences, and community involvement, the festival features everything from open-air movie nights and themed drag shows to exclusive upcycling workshops for kids. Local businesses will provide food, drinks, and more, ensuring the local community benefits from this world-class event.