Dead Pony, All Points East 2026 REVIEW: Dealing almost exclusively in raw energy and explosive riffs, Dead Pony are one of those bands that seem to level up every time they step onto a new stage. Making their All Points East debut, whether they’re reckoning with the pummelling pace of ‘Everything Burns’ or dealing out anthems of self-love and acceptance like ‘RAINBOWS’ and ‘Freak Like Me’, there’s something utterly defiant happening during the Scottish outfit’s half-hour stint in these fields. With vocalist Anna Shields barely standing still throughout, pacing from one side of the stage to the other whilst belting out her powerhouse vocals, they attack every second of their allotted time with a passionate hunger, that energy reflected right back at them by the afternoon crowd packed tightly into the tent. The latest in a long and storied history of Scottish rock bands absolutely killing the game, there’s no doubting that Dead Pony’s upward trajectory is somehow still only just getting...