EsDeeKid will perform at Victoria Park in East London on Sunday, 23 August 2026, as part of the Outbreak Fest programme at All Points East.
The Liverpool rapper joins a wide-ranging one-day line-up headlined by Deftones, with IDLES, Amyl and the Sniffers, Interpol and AFI also confirmed. Other performers include JPEGMAFIA, Salem, Basement, Wisp, Deafheaven, Show Me the Body, Mannequin Pussy and Kenny Mason.
General admission gates are scheduled to open at 1.30 pm. Customers holding Primary Entry, VIP Garden or VIP Garden and VIP Pit tickets are expected to receive access approximately 30 minutes earlier, from 1 pm. The festival’s last entry time is 8.30 pm, while the box office is due to close at 8 pm.
Although some concert platforms display a 7 pm time alongside EsDeeKid’s appearance, this should not be treated as his confirmed stage time. The official festival timetable has not yet published individual performance slots, meaning attendees should check the final schedule closer to the event.
The London performance will allow fans to see EsDeeKid within one of the capital’s largest outdoor music events. His inclusion also adds a strong UK underground rap presence to a programme otherwise led by alternative rock, punk, hardcore and experimental artists.
Ticket Prices, Age Rules And Festival Details
Tickets for Outbreak Fest are already on sale through the authorised All Points East ticketing platform.
The official event listing currently shows team-ticket packages starting from £64.95 plus booking fees. Standard general admission tickets are listed from £94.95 plus booking fees, while Primary Entry tickets start from £104.95. VIP Garden tickets are displayed from £139.95, although prices and availability may change as different ticket releases sell out.
Some accessible viewing categories and premium options were marked as sold out at the time of checking. Fans should therefore confirm the availability of their preferred ticket type directly through the official booking page rather than relying on prices displayed by resale platforms.
Outbreak Fest is restricted to people aged 16 and over. Anyone aged 16 or 17 must attend with a parent or guardian who is at least 18. Children under 16 will not be admitted, even when accompanied by an adult. Visitors may also be asked to provide valid proof of age at the entrance.
The event operates as a full festival day rather than a standalone EsDeeKid headline concert. A ticket provides admission to the wider Outbreak Fest programme, subject to the conditions attached to the selected category.
EsDeeKid’s performance time, stage location and expected set length have not yet been confirmed. Festival schedules can also change because of production requirements, weather conditions or alterations to individual performances.
Visitors should download or review the official festival schedule shortly before travelling. Arriving early may be particularly important for fans who want to secure a suitable viewing position or watch several artists across different stages.
Security searches will take place at the entrance. Only one bag is permitted per person, and the festival advises visitors not to bring a bag unless necessary. Where a bag is required, it must be no larger than A4 size, measuring approximately 297mm by 210mm by 210mm.
Concertgoers should purchase tickets only through the festival’s official ticket partner or another authorised seller. Tickets obtained through unofficial marketplaces may carry additional costs or create difficulties if the booking cannot be verified at the gate.
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Travel And Accessibility Arrangements
Victoria Park is located in East London, between Tower Hamlets and Hackney. Visitors should check which entrance is assigned to their ticket before travelling, as the most convenient station may depend on the entrance being used.
Hackney Wick is the nearest step-free railway station listed in the festival’s accessibility information and is served by the London Overground. Other nearby options include Cambridge Heath, Bethnal Green and Mile End, although not all routes at those stations provide step-free access. Mile End is served by the Central, District and Hammersmith & City lines.
Public transport services and surrounding roads are likely to be particularly busy before and after the festival. Attendees should allow additional travel time and check for engineering works, station restrictions or temporary road closures on Sunday, 23 August.
Driving is generally less convenient because parking close to Victoria Park is limited. A pre-booked Blue Badge car park is available for eligible customers holding accessible ticket types, but spaces are limited and may sell out. The car park is located off Grove Road, with access through the Red Gate.
Accessible ticket options include a raised viewing platform and a ground-level viewing area for customers who require a less crowded space or access to seating. These ticket categories include access to designated viewing areas, accessible toilets and an accessible entrance lane. A complimentary personal assistant pass may also be included where required.
Customers booking accessible tickets must provide a Nimbus Card ID or register through the free access-registration scheme used by the festival’s ticketing provider. Those requiring assistance should complete the process as early as possible because viewing areas and Blue Badge parking spaces are subject to capacity limits.
EsDeeKid’s stage time, the complete festival timetable, ticket availability and entrance arrangements may be updated before the event. Ticket holders should therefore review the official Outbreak Fest listing and travel guidance shortly before setting out for Victoria Park.