When is All Points East 2025? Headliners, event timings and tickets for Victoria Park festival
From 16th-24th August, All Points East will take over London’s Victoria Park - here’s what you need to know
Festival season is well underway in London, and soon the city will be alive with the sound of music and dancing.
Later this season, Victoria Park will transform into a vibrant epicentre of music, culture, and community.
All Points East 2025 is set to deliver an unforgettable festival experience, blending chart-topping headliners, emerging talents, and immersive activities.
Hitmakers including Chase & Status, RAYE, and The Maccabees will take to the main stage for exceptional performances.
Here's everything you need to know about this year's All Points East festival.
When is All Points East 2025?
All Points East 2025 spans two weekends, kicking off on Saturday, August 16, and culminating on Sunday, August 24.
Saturday, August 16: Chase & Status lead an electrifying day featuring Overmono, Sammy Virji, Nia Archives, and a host of drum and bass luminaries.
Friday, August 22: Barry Can't Swim headlines, joined by Confidence Man, Shygirl, and Marlon Hoffstadt's UK-exclusive Daddycation set.
Saturday, August 23: RAYE, fresh off her historic six BRIT Awards, takes centre stage with support from Tyla, Doechii, and Jade.
Sunday, August 24: The Maccabees reunite for a special performance, accompanied by Bombay Bicycle Club, Dry Cleaning, The Cribs, and more.
Event timings
Gates open at 2pm for most days, with early entry at 1pm for VIP and Primary Entry ticket holders. On Friday, August 22, gates open at 3pm, with early entry at 2pm. Last entry is at 8:30pm, and the Box Office closes at 8pm.
All Points East 2025 tickets
Tickets are available through the official All Points East website. Options include General Admission, Primary Entry, VIP Garden, and VIP Garden + VIP Pit.
How to get there?
The nearest Underground stations to Victoria Park are:
- Mile End Station: Served by the Central, District, and Hammersmith & City lines, it's approximately a 10-15 minute walk to the park.
- Bethnal Green Station: On the Central line, also about a 10-15 minute walk
Please note that Night Tube services operate on the Central line on Friday and Saturday nights, but not on Sunday nights.
- Cambridge Heath Station: Approximately a 10-minute walk to Victoria Park.
- Bethnal Green Overground Station: Also about a 10-minute walk away.
- Routes 8, 277, 309, 339, 388, D3, and D6: These buses pass near to the park.
Be aware that some bus routes may be diverted due to road closures at the end of the event.