Twenty One Pilots gave London fans a night to remember as they closed All Points East 2026 at Victoria Park with the first-ever live performance of their new song “Robot Voices.”
Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun headlined the festival on August 30, marking the duo’s only UK appearance of 2026. The career-spanning set also featured a series of unexpected covers and musical surprises.
“Robot Voices” Gets Its Live Debut
One of the biggest moments of the night came when Twenty One Pilots performed “Robot Voices” live for the first time.
The track is taken from the band’s upcoming eighth studio album, Breach, which is scheduled for release on September 12. For the performance, the duo were joined by Emi Grace, who had performed earlier in the day on the festival’s E3 Stage.
The performance ended with Tyler Joseph launching into the opening verse and chorus of The Beatles’ “Let It Be”, prompting a huge singalong from the Victoria Park crowd.
The Beatles, Radiohead and The White Stripes
“Robot Voices” wasn’t the only surprise during the band’s London set.
Twenty One Pilots incorporated several iconic songs into their own performances throughout the evening. “One Way” included the bridge from Milky Chance’s “Stolen Dance”, while “Drum Show” featured the second verse and chorus of Radiohead’s “Creep.”
The biggest cover moment came later in the show when the duo performed The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army.”
Before the song began, a pre-recorded message from Jack White appeared on the screens, jokingly giving Tyler and Josh permission to perform the track.
The band had previously performed their version of “Seven Nation Army” during The White Stripes’ induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame last year and subsequently added it to their 2026 festival performances.
A Career-Spanning Set
The London show wasn’t simply a preview of Breach. Twenty One Pilots built a set that travelled across their career, including songs such as “Heathens,” “Stressed Out,” “Ride,” “Chlorine,” “Jumpsuit,” “Nico and the Niners” and “Trees.”
The set also featured several tracks from Breach, including “The Contract,” “Center Mass,” “One Way,” “RAWFEAR,” “Drag Path,” “Tally” and “Downstairs.”
With the new material sitting alongside some of the band’s biggest hits, the performance offered longtime fans plenty of nostalgia while introducing audiences to the next era of Twenty One Pilots.
A Special UK Performance
The significance of the show was heightened by the fact that it was the band’s only UK performance of 2026.
All Points East has become one of London’s major summer music events, and Twenty One Pilots’ headline appearance provided a fitting finale to this year’s festival.
The band also invited selected fans to document their journeys to Victoria Park using Hi-8 and MiniDV cameras, creating a fan-focused record of the event and what it was like to attend the concert.
Breach Is Just Around the Corner
The All Points East performance arrives less than two weeks before the release of Breach.
With “Robot Voices” now officially introduced on stage and several other tracks already appearing in the band’s festival sets, anticipation is building for the new album.
For fans at Victoria Park, however, the London show offered something they won’t see repeated in exactly the same way: a first performance of a new song, unexpected classics and a special message from Jack White — all packed into one headline set.
Twenty One Pilots may have closed All Points East 2026, but with Breach arriving in September, their next chapter is only just beginning.
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