
Run The Jewels, IDLES, and more confirmed for All Points East 2019
05 December 2018, 11:04
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
The latest names to be added to London's All Points East Festival have been revealed, including Run The Jewels, IDLES, and more.
Bring Me The Horizon will be headlining the Victoria Park multi-weekend extravaganza on 31 May 2019.
The artists joining them on the same day include Run The Jewels, Nothing But Thieves, IDLES, Scarlxrd and Yonaka - more names are to be added soon.
Yesterday the London festival revealed Christine and the Queens as another headliner, alongside announcing Metronomy, Toro Y Moi, and more for the same day.
Elsewhere the festival will see performances from Bon Iver, Mac DeMarco, Little Dragon, The Chemical Brothers, Little Simz, and many more.
All Points East will take place at London's Victoria Park from 24 May to 2 June 2019. Tickets for Bring Me The Horizon's headline date will go on sale this Friday 7 December from 9am. General Admission tickets are £62.95. Find out more.
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