The Standard can exclusively reveal Skepta and Jorja Smith have been confirmed as the headliners for this year's Field Day.
The festival, which is moving site for the second successive year this summer, will welcome the performers on June 7 and June 8 respectively.
They’ll be joined by a host of talent, including the likes of Pusha T, Diplo, Earl Sweathshirt, Octavian, Todd Terje and Jungle.
Skepta is no stranger to London festivals, having topped the bill at Lovebox in 2018 and Wireless in 2017. Field Day will, however, mark Smith’s first major festival headline spot.
The Standard previously revealed that Field Day was moving to London’s largest music warehouse in Enfield this summer, after the festival moved to Brockwell Park after a decade in Victoria Park in 2018.
The festival site will consist of a 10-acre outdoor space, as well as four interlinked warehouses — converted from an old gasworks next to Tottenham Marshes.
Organisers claim that the new location will mean the event will carry on later into the night that any other London festival.
Last year’s event featured performances from the likes of Erykah Badu, Loyle Carner, AJ Tracey and Daniel Avery.
Who is performing at Field Day 2019?
The full line-up in alphabetical order can be found below.
Friday, June 7 2019
Actress
Bonobo DJ set
Boy Azooga
Deerhunter
Earl Sweatshirt
George FitzGerald
HÆLOS
Julia Holter
Jungle
Kelly Lee Owens
Leon Vynehall (Live)
Lost Souls of Saturn (Live)
Methyl Ethel
Modeselektor
Pip Blom
Skepta
Saturday, June 8 2019
Channel Tres
Courtesy
Denis Sulta
Diplo
DJ Seinfeld
Eclair Fifi
Erol Alkan
HAAi
Jorja Smith
JPEGMAFIA
Mall Grab
Marie Davidson (Live)
Mauskovic Dance Band
Mella Dee
MorMor
Octavian
Pusha T
Rachel Chinouriri
Red Axes
Seth Troxler
Sinkane
Skee Mask
The Black Madonna
Todd Terje
How can I get Field Day tickets?
Tickets for the festival go on sale on 9am on Tuesday January 15. They can be purchased here.
Standard day tickets start at £35, while VIP packages are available from £85. Weekend tickets are priced at £67.50 and late-night VIP entry costs £170.
For more information head to fielddayfestivals.com
