Tyler, The Creator recently took to the stage for a historic two-night residency at London’s Victoria Park, becoming the first artist to headline the All Points East festival on consecutive days. While the performances were a triumph of theatrical rap, the artist did not shy away from sharing his candid thoughts on the audience engagement during his second show.
Early in his Saturday set, just before performing 'Darling, I', the rapper addressed the crowd directly to compare the atmosphere of the two evenings. “Last night, they were fucking dead, bro,” he remarked, contrasting the Friday night energy with the enthusiasm he felt on Saturday. “So thank y’all right now for lifting my spirits up, I needed this shit.”
“Last night, they were f**king dead, bro. So thank y’all right now for lifting my spirits up, I needed this s**t.”
— Tyler, The Creator before performing “Darling, I” at his second All Points East headline set pic.twitter.com/IpIKqzvzZK
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) August 29, 2026
The Saturday performance proved to be a star-studded affair. Tyler brought out A$AP Rocky for a high-energy rendition of their 2017 collaboration 'Who Dat Boy'. The appearance served as a prelude to Rocky’s own headline show at The O2 the following evening. Additionally, Rex Orange County joined the set for a performance of 'Boredom', marking the second time the pair had shared the stage during the festival weekend.
The setlist for the evening was a comprehensive journey through his discography, featuring tracks such as 'St. Chroma', 'Sticky', 'EARFQUAKE', and 'NEW MAGIC WAND'. The festival, which has featured a diverse array of talent including Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats, continues to cement its status as a premier destination for live music in London.