Field Day Festival — festival guide

At a glance

Dates

29–29 May 2027 (1 day)

Location

Brockwell Park, London, United Kingdom

Sound

Electronic · Dance · DJ Sets

Crowd

around 30,000 people

Tickets

€70 · 1 tier tracked

Nearest airport

Heathrow Airport

Nearest station

Herne Hill

Venue type

Natural site

Best nearby base

London · 8 km · about 40 min

On-site camping

Not listed

Line-up announced

1 artist so far

The story

Field Day Festival is a single-day electronic music festival held on 29 May, 2027, at Brockwell Park, London. It focuses on underground and forward-looking electronic music featuring DJ sets and live performances from both established and emerging artists. The festival is strictly for attendees aged 18 and over and includes various on-site facilities such as bars and food stalls.

Field Day Festival is a electronic, dance, dj sets festival at Brockwell Park in London, United Kingdom. The May 2027 edition runs 29–29 May 2027. It draws around 30,000 people.

Announced so far: To be announced. Expect stages split between Electronic, Dance and DJ Sets.

At around 30,000 attendees it sits in the mid-to-large bracket — big stages and big production, but still walkable end to end. Everything happens at Brockwell Park, in London. London · 8 km · about 40 min is the organiser's practical nearby base for accommodation and transfers to the festival site.

Field Day Festival keeps the same calendar slot each year: May 2027 for this edition, opening on a Saturday and closing on a Saturday. It falls in spring, ahead of the summer festival rush, which usually keeps travel cheaper than the July and August dates. That slot matters for the budget — flights and rooms in London are priced for the festival weekend, not the week around it, so shifting your arrival by a day often saves more than any ticket tier does.

• Maximum event capacity of approximately 30,000
• First held in 2007, making the 2027 edition the 20th
• Strictly 18+ event
• Multiple outdoor stages

Venue, camping & access

Venue type

Natural site

Best nearby base

London · 8 km · about 40 min

Camping

No on-site camping is listed by the organiser.

Getting to the gates

Visitors can reach the venue via Herne Hill station, Brixton stations, and local buses. Organisers discourage driving due to road closures and no festival parking.

What the trip costs from Paris

Door to door from Paris, a trip to Field Day Festival works out at roughly €221 per person on the cheapest combination we track — one of the more affordable weekends in our index.

The ticket is only 32% of that: the rest is getting there and sleeping somewhere, which is exactly the part most ticket sites leave out.

Cheapest travel we price is bus · 6h 28m each way, at €48 return.

Planning the trip, step by step

1. 1Book the ticket first: tiers at Field Day Festival are sold in waves and the cheapest wave is gone long before the line-up is complete.
2. 2Then price the travel from Paris — Cinderella compares train, bus, car and flight for the same dates, and the cheapest option is not always the obvious one.
3. 3Reserve 2 nights rather than 1: the last night of a festival almost always ends after the last train home.
4. 4If you fly into Heathrow Airport, check the transfer time to London before booking the earliest departure — the airport bus is usually the cheapest leg of the whole trip.
5. 5Follow Field Day Festival on Cinderella to be emailed when a ticket price drops or a new tier opens.

Line-up, day by day

• Day 1 — Saturday 29 May

  To be announced

Full line-up

Ordered as the poster reads it — headliners first, then most booked to least. Each name opens that artist's festival dates.

Past editions

Dates are the event's recurring calendar slot, so treat them as approximate — the organiser keeps the official archive.

• 2026

  29–29 May 2026 (approx.)

  Regulars: To be announced

• 2025

  29–29 May 2025 (approx.)

• 2024

  29–29 May 2024 (approx.)

Travel tips from Paris

• Fly into Heathrow Airport, the closest airport to the site.
• Rail arrivals come through Herne Hill; shuttles usually run from there.
• The site itself is Brockwell Park, in London.
• Visitors can reach the venue via Herne Hill station, Brixton stations, and local buses. Organisers discourage driving due to road closures and no festival parking.
• Book a bed in London early — rooms around a festival sell out before the last ticket tier does.

• bus6h 28m · €48
• car5h 18m · €104
• train4h 3m · €125