All Points East has confirmed more opening acts for Loyle Carner‘s show at the 2024 festival – find all the details below.
Carner is due to top the bill at London’s Victoria Park on Saturday August 17. A host of special guests had already been announced, including Nas, Ezra Collective, Sainté and Joe James.
Today (April 26) organisers have added another wave of artists, with soloist and former OutKast member André 3000 leading the list. The musician released his experimental flute album ‘New Blue Sun’ last November.
Joining him on the line-up are Lianne La Havas, Flying Lotus, Cymande, Glass Beams, Berlioz (DJ set), Nubya Garcia, Songer, Lola Young, MRCY, Dana and Alden, and Bricknasty. See the post below.
New names added to Saturday 17 August! Of course we were gonna bring you some serious 🔥#Andre3000, #LianneLaHavas, @flyinglotus, @CymandeOfficial, @glass_beams, #berlioz (DJ Set), @nubya_garcia, @5onger_, @lolayounggg, @mrcymrcymrcy, #DanaAndAlden and #Bricknasty are joining… pic.twitter.com/1EdmTXS4UO
— Uber One presents All Points East (@allpointseastuk) April 26, 2024
All Points East 2024 will mark André 3000’s first UK show in a decade, taking place a day before his headline slot at We Out Here in Dorset (August 18).
You can find any remaining tickets for Loyle Carner at All Points East here.
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All Points East are scheduled to host Field Day at Victoria Park on Saturday August 24, headlined by Justice and PinkPantheress.
Loyle Carner released his Mercury Prize-nominated third album, ‘Hugo’, in 2022. In a four-star review, NME described the project as the artist’s “most polished record yet”, adding: “It’s personal, yet far-reaching.”