Field Day Festival

About Field Day

Field Day 2027 puts its one-day electronic bill in Brockwell Park, Brixton, the South London park it moved to in 2025.

The festival began in 2007 as an independent event created by Eat Your Own Ears, Adventures In The Beetroot Field, Bugged Out!, Homefires and Bloggers Delight. In 2019 it relocated to Drumsheds with a later licence for electronic programming, and in 2023 it partnered with Superstruct Entertainment.

Its Brockwell Live licence permits a maximum capacity of 29,999 for Field Day and other commercial event days. One day, 18+ only.

Lineup and Programme

The programme leans into electronic music. House and techno sit alongside UK garage and jungle in the festival’s stated genre mix.

Stages named for Field Day include South Stage, The Bowl, Bugged Out! and Stage 4. The site runs DJ and live electronic sets, dancing at the main festival stages, and food and drink from on-site traders and bars.

Who Is It For?

Field Day is aimed at an adult, club-focused audience with varied electronic-music tastes. Entry is 18+ only.

Valid photo ID is required. No one under 18 is allowed on site, so it is not a family festival.

The Venue and Site

Brockwell Park covers 52 hectares between Brixton and Herne Hill. It is used for major outdoor events and became Field Day’s current-era site in 2025.

Facilities include a box office, food traders and bars, toilets throughout the site, welfare and first aid, free drinking water points and seating around food concession areas. The festival is cashless, has no ATMs, operates a recycling and zero single-use plastic policy, and has no camping.

Brockwell Park sits in South London, with public transport access from Brixton and Herne Hill. There is no parking at the event or in the vicinity.

• Nearest National Rail: Herne Hill Station, about 500m / 0.3 miles from the site.
• Nearest Tube: Brixton Underground Station, about 130m from the site area.
• Main entrance: Dulwich Road and Norwood Road junction.
• Road access: Norwood Road, Brixton Water Lane, Tulse Hill and Rosendale Road.
• Parking: no event parking; organisers state that illegal parking may be enforced or towed.
• Cycling: bike park at the Herne Hill entrance.