Field Day 2025 marked a new chapter as the festival relocated to Brockwell Park, joining a vibrant community of festivals united by a love for music, culture, and creativity.
Since 2007, Field Day has been more than just a festival - it’s been a space where underground sounds, cutting-edge artists, and diverse audiences come together to celebrate what’s next in music.
Known for its daring, eclectic lineups that fuse rising talent with iconic headliners, Field Day has spent 18 years pushing boundaries and shaping trends across London’s festival scene.
The 2025 edition - led by internationally celebrated DJ Peggy Gou - carried that legacy forward, delivering an unforgettable debut at Brockwell Park. Field Day isn’t just an event; it’s a community, a movement, and a promise of musical discovery year after year.
Ownership
Since Field Day began as an independent festival in 2007, our aim has always been, simply, to give you an incredible festival experience with the very best artists from around the world. Through many challenging times, various venues and several changes of ownership, Field Day has never compromised on those ambitions and values, putting on the best show we can in the way we always have.
By partnering with Superstruct Entertainment in April 2023, the future of the festival and its creative and operational independence were secured – the ownership changed but not the ethos. Since then, as has been reported, they have been bought by KKR, of which we had no say in, which has prompted a passionate discussion.
As a high-profile event operating in a global context, our team, of course, recognises the strength of feeling of the artists involved and the fans who attend.
We have a new home this year but Field Day is, at its heart, the same as it ever was: the dedicated team who put it on, the fans who attend and the artists who bring the soundtrack from all over the world. We remain in full creative control of Field Day and our values remained unchanged.
