Twenty One Pilots delivered a dynamic performance at the All Points East festival in London’s Victoria Park on Sunday, treating attendees to an eclectic setlist spanning nearly 30 songs. The duo incorporated covers of music icons across generations, showcasing their versatility as performers and their appreciation for influential artists.
During the concert, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun paid tribute to classic rock legends by performing renditions of the Beatles’ “Let It Be” and Radiohead’s “Creep.” The Radiohead cover proved particularly memorable, with Joseph seated at his piano for an intimate rendition of the track’s second verse and chorus while Dun engaged with fans along the barricade and scaled a towering ladder on stage.
The set also featured the live premiere of “Robot Voices,” a track from the band’s latest album Breach, which was released last September. The performance of this new material was enhanced by guitarist Emi Grace’s additional contributions. The duo closed out their appearance with a cover of the White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army,” complete with a pre-recorded video message from Jack White himself endorsing the performance.
Twenty One Pilots continues their 2026 festival circuit with upcoming appearances scheduled across Brazil and North America through November, with their next stop at Nova Scotia’s Sommo Festival on September 11.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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