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Barry Can’t Swim delivered a career-defining headline set at All Points East 2025, transforming Victoria Park into a giant dancefloor with live horns, strings and surprise guests. The Scottish DJ and producer powered through festival favourites like How It Feels, Still Riding, Childhood and All My Friends, while Orbital, Confidence Man, Shygirl, DJ Heartstring and Interplanetary Criminal kept the London crowd moving. Read our full All Points East review of Barry Can’t Swim’s