Updated coverage highlights fakemink’s fervent hometown reception and Clipse’s acclaimed comeback performance among the leading moments from Tyler, The Creator’s All Points East show.

– Tyler opened his London headline set by celebrating Theresa May’s departure as Prime Minister, referring to her 2015 decision to bar him from the UK.
– The genre-spanning bill reflected Tyler’s artistic evolution, combining rap, R&B, pop, rock and hardcore performers.
– East London-born, Essex-raised fakemink drew a packed and energetic crowd for his raw hometown performance.
– Clipse played songs from their first album in 16 years alongside classics including “Grindin’”, “Keys Open Doors” and “Mr. Me Too”.
– Their newer tracks, including “So Be It” and “Ace Trumpets”, were presented as holding their own against the duo’s established material.