Field Day Festival 2026 will once again transform London’s beloved Brockwell Park into a vibrant celebration of electronic music, creativity and community. With its distinctive mix of underground energy and festival-style brilliance, the event brings together rising stars, genre-defying visionaries and passionate audiences for a single unforgettable day of dance, connection and sonic discovery. 

Since its launch in 2007, Field Day has carved out a unique spot in London’s music landscape — evolving from a boutique one-day event into a major destination for forward-thinking sound and live innovation. With roots in independent curation and boundless musical curiosity, Field Day has consistently delivered line-ups that blur boundaries and push the narrative of what a dance festival can be. 

The 2026 line-up promises to keep that tradition alive, with confirmed acts such as Floating Points (Live), Honey Dijon, Joy Orbison, Andy C (Jungle Set), Interplanetary Criminal, Eliza Rose, Ewan McVicar b2b Special Request, and more — showcasing everything from immersive live techno to deep house, dynamic DJ sets and high-energy bass. 

More than just a day of performances, Field Day is a full experience. The festival site blends leafy parkland with precision-engineered staging, extended audio-visual environments and an inclusive gathering of music lovers who come together to dance, explore and connect. With its single-day format and strong underground credentials, it strikes a perfect balance between relaxed community vibe and high-octane energy.

With its rich heritage, bold programming and unmistakable London heart-beat, Field Day 2026 is set to deliver another defining chapter in the city’s festival scene — where every drop surprises, every moment resonates and the music pulses long after the sun goes down.

Field Day Festival 2026 Lineup

Field Day Festival 2026 Tickets

Accommodation

The city of London offers a wide range of accommodation options. Book your stay for Field Day Festival using the map below or visit booking.com

Travel Info

BY CAR

BY BUS

Bus 3, 68, 196, 322, 468, and 690: These all serve nearby stops such as Herne Hill or Tulse Hill, making it easy to access Brockwell Park from different parts of London.

BY TUBE

Brixton Station on the Victoria Line is the closest tube station. It’s around a 15-20 minute walk to Brockwell Park, or you can catch a bus from Brixton to Herne Hill or Tulse Hill.

BY TRAIN

Herne Hill Station is the nearest railway station to Brockwell Park. It’s a 5-10 minute walk from the park. Trains to Herne Hill can be taken from central London stations like London Victoria and Blackfriars.

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