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All Points East with Cleo Sol, Karen Nyame KG, and more

Aug 15, 2025 at 14:30  ·  Victoria Park London, London Victoria Park London, London

All Points East
Aug 15
All Points East
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Fort Worth’s Kirk Franklin: gospel hitmaker blending R&B/hip-hop; led choirs The Family & God’s Property. Songs “I Smile,” “Love Theory”; multi-Grammy winner.
Sasha Keable, a British-Colombian singer from South London, blends R&B, trip-hop, and soul with dynamic vocals and emotionally raw lyrics. Known for collaborations with Disclosure ("Voices") and Jorja Smith ("Killing Me"), her discography includes EPs like "Intermission" and "Act Right," alongside the album "Act II." She has earned a MOBO Award nomination and appeared on "Artists to Watch" lists.
Leeds trio Gotts Street Park crafts "cinematic-soul" blending jazz, R&B, and hip-hop with a vintage, analog sound. Comprised of Josh Crocker, Tom Henry, and Joe Harris, they are celebrated for collaborations with artists like Celeste, Rosie Lowe, and Pip Millett. Their album "On The Inside" achieved Billboard jazz chart recognition, showcasing popular songs like "Tell Me Why" and "Got To Be Good." Known for their raw, atmospheric music.
London DJ/producer “Goddess of Rhythm” blending Ghanaian-rooted Afro electronica with club bounce, amapiano/Jersey club; Boiler Room & Primavera; mixes for FACT/Dekmantel; collabs incl. Kelela, Hikaru Utada, PinkPantheress.
Nottingham-born, East London-raised R&B singer Nao: jazz-trained soprano behind “wonky funk”; Disclosure “Superego.” MOBO, Brit, BBC Sound, Mercury & Grammy noms.
Born in Ghana, raised in Akyem Oda, Joe Kay is a conscious rapper blending hip-hop & Afrocentric sounds; multilingual. Songs: “4GG,” “Hayaye,” “Masesa,” “Champion”; Ghana Music Awards Rap nod + 3Music nod.
Jamaican reggae artist Chronixx, born Jamar McNaughton, emerged as a leading figure with hits like "Behind Curtain" and "Here Comes Trouble." His debut EP, "Dread & Terrible", topped the Billboard Reggae Charts and stayed in the Top Ten for 42 weeks. A Grammy nod followed for his album "Chronology". He's collaborated with Joey Bada$$ and performed at Glastonbury, earning multiple reggae awards.
North London’s Ms. Dynamite blends reggae and hip-hop, known for hits like "Dy-Na-Mi-Tee." She won the Mercury Prize in 2002 and worked with Salaam Remi and more.
A premier annual music festival held over two weekends in London's Victoria Park, featuring genre-spanning lineups, major headliners, and free midweek community activities.

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