Tyler, The Creator Brings His World to London for All Points East

Tyler, The Creator is preparing to take over London’s Victoria Park with a major two-day headline run at All Points East, bringing one of hip-hop’s most distinctive creative forces to the UK capital on August 28 and 29.

The American rapper, producer and creative director will headline the festival on both nights, turning his All Points East appearance into a two-day celebration of hip-hop, alternative music and contemporary youth culture. The shows are scheduled for Friday, August 28, and Saturday, August 29.

Friday’s lineup features Tyler alongside Rex Orange County, Turnstile and Mariah The Scientist, while Saturday expands the hip-hop-heavy bill with Daniel Caesar, Baby Keem and Dijon. The Saturday lineup also includes Danny Brown, Ghostface Killah, MIKE, Mustard, Faye Webster, Jim Legxacy and several other artists.

The two-day format makes Tyler’s appearance one of the standout events of this year’s London festival calendar. Rather than appearing as a single-day headliner, he has been given two separate bills, allowing different combinations of artists and collaborators to share the stage across the weekend.

For UK hip-hop fans, Saturday’s lineup is particularly significant. Tyler will be joined by Baby Keem, Ghostface Killah, Danny Brown and MIKE, bringing several generations and styles of American rap together in Victoria Park. The presence of London artist Jim Legxacy also gives the second day a direct connection to the UK’s evolving alternative rap scene.

Tyler’s relationship with London has also grown considerably throughout his career. From his early influence on Britain’s alternative youth culture to the international success of his later albums, his aesthetic has found a particularly strong audience in the UK.

That influence extends beyond music. Tyler has built a reputation around fashion, visual art, festival curation and his Golf Wang brand, making his concerts feel closer to complete creative experiences than traditional rap shows.

His All Points East takeover arrives as the festival enters its final weekend. Earlier events have featured major performances from artists including Jorja Smith, Tems, Lorde and Deftones, while Twenty One Pilots are scheduled to close the 2026 festival on August 30.

The scale of Tyler’s weekend also reflects the continuing global reach of American hip-hop in London. The UK has developed one of the world’s most influential rap scenes, but American artists continue to use the capital as an important stop for major international performances.

With two headline dates, a stacked supporting lineup and one of the world’s most recognizable hip-hop personalities at the center, All Points East is positioning Tyler’s London takeover as one of the defining rap-related events of August.

For fans, August 28 and 29 will offer two different versions of the Tyler, The Creator experience — and a weekend that brings together established hip-hop legends, current stars and some of the UK’s most interesting emerging artists.