Twenty One Pilots closed the 2026 edition of All Points East in London's Victoria Park on 30 August with a career-spanning set, marking Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun's only UK show of the year. The highlight was the live debut of "Robot Voices" from their forthcoming eighth album "Breach", performed with guest Emi Grace and closing with a mass singalong of The Beatles' "Let It Be". The set also wove in Radiohead's "Creep" during "Drum Show" and Milky Chance's "Stolen Dance" within "One Way", showing the band's continued habit of blending covers into their own material at major shows.

Later in the night, a pre-recorded message from Jack White introduced the duo's cover of The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army", a song they first played at the band's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction last November and have since carried through their 2026 festival dates. "Breach" is due for release on 12 September. Ahead of the show, the band had fans document their journey to the festival using Hi-8 and miniDV cameras as part of a wider project capturing the fan experience, continuing a run of major 2026 festival performances that also included Mad Cool and Sziget.