If you wandered into Victoria Park expecting a casual Sunday stroll, the sea of red and yellow tap and Bandito masks was your first clue that normal programming had been officially revoked. For their only UK performance of 2026, Ohio’s favourite genre-bending duo Twenty One Pilots transformed All Points East into a wonderful convention of their own heavily-curated lore.

American rock giants Twenty One Pilots are set to make their long-awaited All Points East debut with their only UK performance of 2026 on Sunday 30 August. They’ll be joined by a stacked lineup including Wunderhorse, REN, bbno$, PVRIS, Nova Twins, Kid Kapichi, Dead Pony, and LEAP, with even more acts still to be announced.

Hands up if you've heard this one: “Oh you've never been to Trees? Man you have to go, it's the best festival ever!”

2000 Trees may have accidently become a pyramid scheme. The uninitiated come away from their first trees experience spouting the mantra to anyone that will listen, vowing to return every year- regardless of the weather, regardless of the line up, simply ready for the best few days of the year with a ton of likeminded people in a field.

Tuesday night at Manchester’s majestic Albert Hall saw PVRIS return to the UK for a highly charged stop on their White Noise 10th‑anniversary tour. Frontwoman Lynn Gunn swept across the stage for a performance that would balance nostalgia with new‑era energy, in front of a sold-out crowd ready to be swept away by the band’s blend of atmospheric synths, grunge-soaked guitar, and anthemic choruses.

A couple of weeks after announcing a tour marking the 10-year anniversary of debut album White Noise across the US, UK and Europe, PVRIS has dropped a new version of “My House” featuring Spiritbox’s vocalist Courtney LaPlante on February 18.