Twenty One Pilots Debut 'Robot Voices' Live at All Points East, Bring Out Jack White (on Screen)

American duo Twenty One Pilots headlined All Points East 2026 at Victoria Park in London on Sunday, August 30, 2026 — Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun's only UK date of the year. The 29-song set spanned the band's catalog, but the standout moment was the live debut of "Robot Voices," a track from their upcoming eighth studio album Breach, due out September 12. According to NME, the show was also threaded with cover interludes from The Beatles, Radiohead and The White Stripes.

The Debut and the Covers

"Robot Voices" featured a guest appearance from Emi Grace, who had performed earlier that day on the festival's E3 Stage. The song closed with Joseph leading the crowd through the first verse and chorus of The Beatles' "Let It Be."

Elsewhere in the set, "One Way" incorporated a bridge from Milky Chance's "Stolen Dance," "Drum Show" folded in the second verse and chorus of Radiohead's "Creep," and "Jumpsuit" absorbed the verse and chorus of "City Walls."

Later in the show, Jack White appeared via pre-recorded video on the big screen, telling the crowd: "I'm Jack White, and I give Tyler and Josh permission to do this," before the band launched into The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army." That cover first surfaced at The White Stripes' Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction last November before making its way into the 2026 festival set.

Full Setlist

1. "Overcompensate"
2. "The Contract"
3. "Center Mass"
4. "Shy Away"
5. "Heathens"
6. "Next Semester"
7. "One Way" (with "Stolen Dance" interlude)
8. "Tear In My Heart"
9. "Robot Voices" (feat. Emi Grace, with "Let It Be" outro)
10. "Routines In The Night"
11. "Message Man"
12. "Pet Cheetah"
13. "Polarize"
14. "Chlorine"
15. "Jumpsuit" (with "City Walls" verse/chorus)
16. "Nico And The Niners"
17. "Heavydirtysoul"
18. "Drum Show" (with "Creep" verse/chorus)
19. "RAWFEAR"
20. "Drag Path"
21. "Doubt"
22. "Ride"
23. "Seven Nation Army" (The White Stripes cover)
24. "Tally"
25. "Downstairs"
26. "Guns For Hands"
27. "Stressed Out"
28. "Trees"
29. "Lavish"

A Fan Documentary Project and a Long History with the UK

Ahead of the show, the band invited fans to help document the performance. Creative and content director Mark C. Eshleman mailed Hi-8 and MiniDV camcorders to selected attendees, asking them to film their journey to Victoria Park and capture "what it feels like to be a fan."

Dun told NME back in 2021 that the pair used to watch Reading & Leeds performance footage together before they had even formed the band, describing playing in the UK as carrying "a reverence that's always been there, and a little bit of fear too." The duo eventually headlined Reading & Leeds in 2019, when they covered Oasis' "Don't Look Back In Anger."

Earlier this year, Twenty One Pilots released the concert film More Than We Ever Imagined, capturing a stop on the Clancy World Tour in front of 65,000 fans in Mexico City. In July they headlined Mad Cool, with the same production later carried over to Sziget.

Details Not Announced

• Ticket price: not stated in the source
• On-sale time/platform: not stated in the source
• Additional UK/Europe dates: none announced — this was described as their only UK show this year