Jamie xx and Kano to headline All Points East 2021

9 March 2021, 10:55 | Updated: 9 March 2021, 11:50

The festival, which takes place in East London's Victoria Park, will now take place on the August Bank Holiday weekend. Find out more here.

All Points East festival has announced a new date for this year, with headliners Jamie xx and Kano.

The music event, which usually takes place in May at London's Victoria Park, has been given a new date due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Also on the bill will be Tom Misch, Slowthai, Little Simz, Arlo Parks, Romy and more.

Taking to Twitter on Monday 8 March, festival organisers wrote: "Hello everyone. The team are thrilled to finally reveal that All Points East festival will be returning to Victoria Park on the August bank holiday weekend 2021!"

Get everything we know so far here:

When will All Points East 2021 take place?

All Points East festival has moved to a new date of 27-30 August for 2021.

Who will headline All Points East Festival 2021?

Headliners for 2021 will be Jamie xx and Kano.

Can I buy tickets for All Points East 2021?

• Pre-sale tickets will be available from Tuesday 9 March at 10am
• Tickets will go on general sale on Wednesday 10 March at 10am
• Tickets are available from www.allpointseastfestival.com/tickets

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All Points East 2020 was previously cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, with Tame Impala, Massive Attack, Kwaftwerk, The Kooks and The Wombats scheduled to headline.

Sharing a statement back in March last year, organisers wrote: "Following the daily escalating developments in the COVID 19 pandemic, we have made the difficult decision that All Points East 2020 will be cancelled. The decision was made following a constant review of recent Government actions and statements, and after further consultation with key partners and agencies it is clear that we are unable to guarantee the safety and wellbeing of those working at and attending the event."

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