All Points East has just announced the final wave of artists joining Cleo Sol’s ‘Provenance’ show on Friday 15 August. The lineup addition includes 00ab, CARI, Demae, fliss, Nia Wyn, Sabyna, Safii Koii, and Yves Jarvis.
This stellar range joins the already announced acts for what promises to be a landmark show. Cleo Sol headlines alongside Chronixx and SAULT for a world-exclusive performance at Victoria Park.
The new additions bring serious talent. Upper Clapton’s 00ab made waves with his 2023 single ‘Menance’, showcasing expensive yet intricate production with jazz-infused beats. Meanwhile, West London’s CARI brings warmly inquisitive vibes rooted in gospel, rare groove, and lovers rock.
Harlesden-born Demae draws from golden-era hip-hop, soul, and ambient R&B, earning praise from BBC tastemakers like Benji B and Jamz Supernova. Chester’s fliss combines R&B and downtempo pop for a chilled, ethereal sound that caught attention through SoundCloud demos.
Welsh soul artist Nia Wyn brings raw storytelling inspired by 60s and 70s Philadelphia, Memphis, and Detroit soul. She’s supported Paul Weller and Paloma Faith, performed at Glastonbury, and recently released debut album ‘A Pleasure To Have In Class’.
London-based SABYNA is known for her versatile pop-R&B mix and emotional vocal tone, whilst North London’s Safii Koii draws inspiration from FKA twigs, Gorillaz, and James Blake for unconventional, honest music.
Yves Jarvis (Jean-Sébastien Yves Audet) completes the lineup with his three-time-Polaris-longlisted cosmic soundscapes. His warm, vivid sound feels like “a handknit piece of fabric and a sheet of precious metal.”
This is SAULT’s second live appearance ever after their “utterly astonishing debut” at Drumsheds. They spontaneously released new album, “10”, in April, making this the only place in the world to experience it live. Phwoar.
Tickets are available now at allpointseastfestival.com. The full All Points East 2025 lineup also features Chase & Status (16 August), Barry Can’t Swim (22 August), RAYE (23 August), and The Maccabees (24 August).
