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Festival season is in full swing, folks. Things kicked off a few weeks back with Field Day and Gala Festival, shortly followed by Mighty Hoopla and LIDO. And there’s much, much more to look forward to.
Among the festivals still to come is All Points East, which returns to Vicky Park in August. RAYE and Chase & Status are among the headliners that have already been announced for the multi-weekend event. Now, it’s been revealed that acclaimed soul singer Cleo Sol will be topping the bill on the festival’s opening night, in her biggest headline slot to date.
On the same day, there’ll be an opportunity to witness an incredibly rare performance from the mysterious multi-genre collective SAULT (led by Cleo herself and producer Inflo). Here’s all the information you need to make sure you don’t miss out.
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When is Cleo Sol playing All Points East?
Cleo Sol is headlining the festival on Friday, August 15.
Who else is on the lineup?
Cleo will be joined by reggae artist Chronixx and anonymous collective SAULT, in what will be their second ever live performance following an appearance at Drumsheds in 2023. All Points East has promised that more names will be announced in the lead up to the festival.
When do tickets go on sale?
Tickets for Cleo Sol’s headline show will go on general sale at 10am on Thursday, June 12. They’ll be up for grabs here.
Is there a presale?
If you want tickets before anyone else you can sign up to the APE Presale here before 9.59pm on Tuesday, June 10. Those tickets will go live at 10am on Wednesday, June 11.
There’s also an American Express early sale that’s live right now and open until Thursday for anyone who owns an American Express Card.
How much will tickets cost?
Based on presale, tickets for Cleo Sol, SAULT and Chronixx start from £89.95 (plus service fees). Tickets for the other All Points East dates have started from £64.95.
Who else is headlining All Points East 2025?
Chase & Status are headline on August 15, joined by Overmono, Sammy Virji and Nia Archives. Edinburgh producer and DJ Barry Can't Swim will headline on August 22, joined by Confidence Man, Shygirl. The next day, pop superstar RAYE will top the bill, supported by the likes of Doechii, Tyla and JADE. August 24 will see the return of the Maccabees, bolstered by a support bill that includes Bombay Bicycle Club, CMAT and Black Country, New Road.
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