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Phoebe Bridgers announced as first All Points East 2027 headliner

Phoebe Bridgers will top the bill at Victoria Park, London, on 27 August 2027, which Rolling Stone UK describes as her biggest ever UK gig. An all-female support line-up has also been named.

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Phoebe Bridgers
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Phoebe Bridgers has been announced as the first headliner of All Points East 2027, with a show at Victoria Park in London on 27 August 2027. Rolling Stone UK reports that the date will be her biggest ever UK gig and is staged in celebration of her 2026 album Lost Weekend.

An all-female support bill

Bridgers has also named an all-female support line-up. According to Rolling Stone UK, it features Caroline Polachek, Kelsey Lu, Danielle Ponder and Jasmine.4.t, and more names are expected to be added in the coming months.

An All Points East pre-sale opens at 10am on Wednesday 28 October, with general sale following at 10am on Thursday 29 October.

Lost Weekend and a disrupted summer

The festival booking follows a disrupted year for Bridgers' live plans. Rolling Stone UK reports that she played an intimate release show in London over the summer but had to cancel the rest of that run after being hospitalised with appendicitis.

She is due back in the UK before the festival date. Rolling Stone UK says she will play an arena tour next month, supported by Isaac Wood, formerly the frontman of Black Country, New Road.

Lost Weekend received five stars from Rolling Stone UK, which called it "an ambitious return that dissects love and loss with superb precision".

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