Phoebe Bridgers will headline All Points East 2027, becoming the first artist announced for the London festival’s next edition. The singer-songwriter will perform at Victoria Park on August 27 in what is being billed as her biggest-ever solo headline show, with Caroline Polachek, Kelsey Lu, Danielle Ponder and jasmine.4.t among the acts joining the lineup.
The announcement follows a landmark year for Phoebe Bridgers, whose third solo album, Lost Weekend, arrived in August through Dead Oceans. Her first solo studio album in six years, the record received widespread critical acclaim. Its release also marked a new commercial high for the Bridgers, reaching No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart with 34,000 units and debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with over 100,000 equivalent album units.
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Lost Weekend also became Bridgers’ first solo album to reach the UK summit, surpassing the No. 6 peak achieved by 2020’s Punisher. In the United States, the record topped Billboard’s Top Rock & Alternative Albums, Independent Albums and Americana/Folk charts, supported by 65,000 vinyl copies sold. Its title track also gave Bridgers her first solo entry in the UK Top 40 singles chart.
The new festival booking comes as Phoebe Bridgers continues The Lost Tour, her third solo headlining run, which began in September 2026 and is scheduled to conclude in December. The tour includes North American arena dates before moving to the UK and Europe, where she is set to play two nights at London’s O2 Arena on December 1 and 2. The shows use Yondr pouches to keep audiences phone-free, placing the focus on the performances and the music itself.
Bridgers first established her solo reputation with Stranger in the Alps in 2017 before Punisher brought broader recognition, Grammy nominations and a place among the defining voices of contemporary indie rock. Her work with boygenius, the supergroup she formed with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, further expanded that reach. Their 2023 album The Record topped the UK Albums Chart and earned multiple Grammy Awards, including three for Bridgers.
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