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All Points East with Elmiene, Crazy Cousinz, and more

Aug 21, 2026 at 14:30  ·  Victoria Park London, London Victoria Park London, London

All Points East
Aug 21
All Points East
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Elmiene, a British-Sudanese neo-soul and R&B singer from Oxford, creates emotionally honest music with soulful vocals. Known for hits like "Golden" and "Reclusive," he gained acclaim with EPs "El-Mean" and "Marking My Time." His debut album, "sounds for someone," features collaborations with Raphael Saadiq. Elmiene has received a Brit Award nomination for Rising Star and was featured in BBC Sound of polls.
English R&B singer Jorja Smith, from Walsall, features soulful, jazz-tinged style influenced by Amy Winehouse. Known for hits like "Blue Lights," she rose to fame collaborating with Drake on "More Life."
Destin Conrad, born in Tampa, Florida, was raised by a Jamaican immigrant single mother and later moved to Los Angeles. He gained over a million Vine followers in junior high. His first project, COLORWAY, includes the standout title track.
Nia Archives, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, is an English record producer, DJ, and singer. She crafts distinctive jungle and drum and bass, blending neo-soul and hip-hop. Known for EPs like "Forbidden Feelingz" and the album "Silence Is Loud", she has earned a MOBO Award, NME Award, and multiple BRIT Award nominations. Her unique "cry in the club" sound is widely celebrated.
KELS, a dynamic singer-songwriter born in Germany and raised in Pittsburgh, blends jazz, pop, soul, and R&B with powerful vocals. Known for her profound lyricism and independent touring, she gained recognition for singles like "Gone" and "Daddy's Not The One." Her debut EP, "Dirty Blues Princess," showcases her unique sound, earning co-signs from industry figures like Big Boi and Timbaland.
Wesley Joseph is a Walsall-born, London-based polymath known for his genre-blending music and filmmaking. His style fuses alternative R&B, rap, soul, and electronic elements. Notable releases include "ULTRAMARINE", "GLOW", and "Forever Ends Someday", with popular songs like "Ghostin'" and "Patience" featuring Jorja Smith. He has collaborated with artists such as Loyle Carner and Danny Brown. Joseph is celebrated for his cinematic vision and critically acclaimed work.
Leicester-born, London-based singer Sekou blends classic soul with contemporary pop. Discovered at 16 via online soulful renditions, his gospel-rooted vocals broke out with 2023 single Better Man, debuted at BBC Introducing’s Glastonbury tent.
Odeal, a British-French singer of Nigerian origin, born in Germany and raised across Europe and Africa, blends R&B, Afro-fusion, and Alté. Known for hits like "Soh-Soh" and "Blame U," he released albums such as "Lustropolis" and "The Summer That Saved Me." Odeal was named Billboard's African Rookie of the Year in 2025 and received 2026 MOBO nominations. He has collaborated with artists including Summer Walker and Wizkid.
London-born Irish rapper and singer with a brassy voice. Championed by Plan B, he blends Irish, American and UK rap with blues and trad Irish roots. Debut album Lonely Are The Brave hit #2 in the UK and sold 250,000+ copies.
Kwn (Khyra Leah Wilson) is a British R&B, hip-hop, and soul artist from East London. Known for her candid lyricism and soulful vocals, she blends trap, UK garage, and Afrobeats. Her 2024 hit "Worst Behaviour" and its Kehlani remix propelled her to fame. She released her debut EP "Episode Wn" in 2022 and album "With All Due Respect" in 2025, earning a 2025 BET Awards nomination and Billboard's R&B Rookie of the Month. She is currently touring.
Formed in London by Polydor Records, XO is a British girl group known for an energetic blend of pop and electropop. The five-piece ensemble features Summer, Shali, Zoe, Emmy, and Reanna. They gained acclaim for their debut single Lovesick and the EP Fashionably Late. Notable for high-energy choreography and a collaboration with Charli XCX on Real Friends, they won a CelebMix Breakout Artist award.
Crazy Cousinz (Flukes), classically trained UK funky/Afrobeats producer-DJ; produced Tinie Tempah. Known for “Do You Mind” sampled on Drake’s “One Dance,” plus “No Way.”
Born in Benin Republic and raised in Cotonou and Lagos, Ayra Starr blends Afrosoul with global flair. Known for hits like "Away" and "Rush," she draws inspiration from Angelique Kidjo and Rihanna. Her debut album, "19 & Dangerous," saw viral success, and she’s a multi-nominated Headies and BET nominee, collaborating with top artists and resonating with Gen Z worldwide.
Lagos-born Nigerian singer-songwriter/producer blending intimate, spiritual alt-R&B/Afrobeats; known for "For Broken Ears", "If Orange Was a Place"; Grammy & BET winner.
Lungelihle Zwane began her music journey in 2021 during the COVID-19 lockdown. Using social media, she reached millions of viewers and kick-started her career. She’s also interested in fashion and dance.
Buffalo-born rapper Westside Gunn revives ’90s hardcore East Coast rap with Griselda’s Conway; known for sample-heavy grit, Flygod/Pray for Paris; collabs DOOM, Em.
West London soul singer Olympia Vitalis blends gospel roots with Aretha/Winehouse grit & Nas/Kendrick edge; “People Watching” hit 2M+ streams, BBC R1 & COLORS.
North London-raised, Nigerian-British R&B singer in Essex; soulful, sound-obsessed style. Known for “Evil Eye” & EPs; BBC/Vogue “one to watch”; opened for Tems & Victoria Monét.
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.
South London vocalist bridging UK garage, funky & dubstep; known for “On a Mission” and Ms Dynamite collab “Lights On”; Mercury/Ivor nods; UK #1 album Little Red.
Dublin's Bricknasty emerged in 2020, blending experimental jazz, hip-hop, and neo-soul with an anarchic, genre-fluid style. Known for energetic live shows and raw storytelling, the group gained recognition with releases like "INA CRUELER," "XONGZ," and "BLACKS LAW". They collaborate with artists such as Maverick Sabre and KhakiKid, crafting a distinct sound from Ballymun.
Born in Harlesden, NW London, Demae blends introspective, magnetic music with hip-hop influences. Known for her mixtape "Maelib," she’s praised by BBC 1Xtra stars.

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