Phoebe Bridgers becomes All Points East’s first 2027 headliner
Phoebe Bridgers will headline All Points East at London’s Victoria Park on 27 August 2027. The first supporting artists announced for her day are Caroline Polachek, Kelsey Lu, Danielle Ponder and jasmine.4.t, with more performers to follow. The appearance follows the Lost Weekend album. Bridgers is the festival’s first confirmed headliner; the other headline acts have not yet been announced.
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Victoria Park hosts Bridgers on 27 August 2027
American singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers is the first announced headliner for All Points East in 2027. She will perform at the London festival’s Victoria Park site on 27 August, the Friday of Britain’s bank holiday weekend. The announcement follows billboards teasing her appearance across London and places her at the top of the bill for that day.[1], [2]
Caroline Polachek, Kelsey Lu, Danielle Ponder and jasmine.4.t are the first supporting artists confirmed for her date. The curated support programme consists of women performers, and more names remain to be announced. Other headline acts for the festival’s 2027 edition have not yet been revealed. Bridgers’ appearance follows the release of her album Lost Weekend.[1]
Lost Tour precedes the summer festival appearance
Before the All Points East performance, Bridgers is due to return to Britain and continental Europe for an arena tour. Isaac Wood, the former frontman of the British band Black Country, New Road, will support those concerts. The run is part of Lost Tour, whose audience policy excludes phones and filming during performances.[1]
The schedule also includes three rescheduled intimate album-launch shows in Bristol, Brighton and Kingston. They were cancelled in August after Bridgers was hospitalised with appendicitis. These smaller performances and the arena dates belong to the album’s tour schedule; the newly announced Victoria Park performance is a separate festival engagement the following summer.[1]
A new headliner follows a varied festival programme
For the European leg of the arena run, Bridgers has partnered with PLUS1, a music-sector fundraising organisation. One euro or one pound from every ticket sold will go to local organisations supporting people affected by sexual assault and violence. That arrangement concerns the European tour concerts; it was announced alongside the background to her forthcoming live performances.[1]
The preceding All Points East summer programme included a joint bill with Jorja Smith and Tems, plus appearances by Lorde and Deftones. Tyler, the Creator presented two curated nights, and Twenty One Pilots played the closing show. Bridgers is the first name to anchor the next edition, with further headline announcements expected over the coming weeks and months.[1]
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