
Twenty One Pilots Debut New Track And Cover Beatles, Radiohead At All Points East 2026
Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun brought out Emi Grace and scored a Jack White cameo in London.
By Dee AlvarezPublished Updated 2 min read
Twenty One Pilots pulled out all the stops for their massive headlining set at London’s Victoria Park to close out All Points East 2026 on August 30. Bandmates Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun took over the main stage for their only UK show of the entire year, delivering a career-spanning setlist loaded with fan favorites, unexpected mashups, and brand-new material. The standout moment of the night arrived when the Ohio duo gave "Robot Voices" its live debut. The fresh track is set to appear on their eighth studio album, *Breach*, which arrives on September 12. Rising artist Emi Grace—who had performed on the festival's E3 Stage earlier in the afternoon—joined Joseph and Dun on stage for the collaborative performance. To cap off the track, Joseph segued seamlessly into the opening verse and famous chorus of The Beatles' standard "Let It Be," leading the packed park in a massive festival-wide singalong.
When Is Twenty One Pilots New Album Breach Coming Out Beyond the Beatles moment, the duo kept the cover surprises coming throughout their set. During a performance of their track "One Way," the band worked in the bridge of Milky Chance's indie smash "Stolen Dance." Shortly after, their performance of "Drum Show" segued into an unexpected homage to alternative rock legends Radiohead, with Joseph launching into the second verse and chorus of "Creep." Rock icon Jack White also made a surprise virtual appearance on the festival's giant video screens. In a pre-taped clip shown to the crowd, the former White Stripes frontman gave the duo his formal blessing before they launched into a thunderous performance of "Seven Nation Army." White cheekily stated in the video that he gave Tyler and Josh full permission to take on the legendary anthem.
Who Joined Twenty One Pilots On Stage At All Points East 2026
The London performance marked Twenty One Pilots' sole concert in the UK for 2026, serving as a high-octane sendoff to the festival season while teasing their next musical chapter. With *Breach* scheduled for release on September 12, the Victoria Park set delivered a memorable taste of what fans can expect as the band prepares to launch their new era.
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- Twenty One Pilots' eighth studio album, 'Breach,' is set for release on September 12.
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