SAULT announce second ever live show at London’s All Points East with Cleo Sol

The opening show of All Points East 2025 has been unveiled, with Cleo Sol headlining alongside SAULT – marking their second ever live show.

Dubbed ‘Provenance’, the opening show of the London summer series will see ‘Life Will Be’ artist Sol take to the stage in London’s Victoria Park on Friday August 15. She will be joined by reggae artist Chronixx and anonymous collective SAULT for a world exclusive show. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Thursday (June 12) and you can find yours here.

Enigmatic collective SAULT had teased news of the landmark live show earlier this month, inviting fans to follow a link in their Instagram bio where they could sign up to ‘be the first in line’ for the August gig.

While they have never officially confirmed their band members; producer Inflo is generally regarded as the leader, with Sol, Kid Sister, Chronixx and more providing uncredited vocals.

The mysterious group made headlines after playing their first headline show at London’s Drumsheds in December 2023, playing the album ‘Acts Of Faith’ for the first and only time. Since then, they have surprise released new album ’10’, with the All Points East concert marking its first live outing.

They join previously announced All Points East 2025 headliners Chase & Status (Saturday August 16), Barry Can’t Swim (Friday August 22), RAYE (Saturday August 23) and The Maccabees on Sunday 24 August.

Organisers have been steadily sharing the full-line up’s for each headliner, with Tyla, Doechii and former Little Mix member JADE set to support RAYE; Bombay Bicycle Club, The Cribs, Dry Cleaning, Nilüfer Yanya, The Murder Capital, Divorce and Prima Queen supporting The Maccebees; and Nia Archives, Overmono and Sammy Virji supporting Chase & Status.

Since confirming their All Points East 2025 concert, The Maccabees have announced a brief run of UK and Ireland dates as well as some European gigs.

As preparations got underway for their big reunion, the band invited NME into their rehearsal space, where guitarist Felix White told us it felt as if “no time had passed” since they last played together in 2017.

“It’s so strange. In the chunk [of time] from the last show, you could conceive of The Maccabees as a different existence, but as soon as we started playing, it was as if we hadn’t stopped,” he said.

The band also responded to rumours that new music could be on the horizon, with White telling NME: “The plan is to do [All Points East] and see how much we love it.” Drummer Sam Doyle jokingly added: “We might hate each other by August.”

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