Field Day announce initial line-up

After announcing last week that they will be moving to London's Brockwell Park for their 2018 event, Field Day have now unveiled a bumper crop of acts set to perform at this year's festival.

Once again stretched across two days, the 70-act list of names is as eclectic as Field Day can get. With notable appearances from the likes of Fever Ray, Erykah Badu, Madlib, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Four Tet, Floating Points, Daphni, Daniel Avery, Nils Frahm, Thundercat, and Panda Bear, this year's line-up is looking like one of their best yet.

Field Day is set to take place on the 1st-2nd June in Brockwell Park and you can order tickets from fielddayfestivals.com Check out the announcement video and the full list of acts confirmed so far below.

Friday Line-Up

Aaron L (Stamp The wax)
Beauty & The Beat
Brilliant Corners
Brownswood DJ's
Children of Zeus
Church Of Sound
The Comet is Coming
Donna Leake
Erykah Badu
Ezra Collective
Ghost Notes
Gilles Peterson
Hailu Mergia
Jazz Re:Freshed
Jordan Rakei
Jeff Mills and Tony Allen
Lee Fields & The Expressions
Loyle Carner
Madlib
Mafalda
Mammal Hands
Masego
Matthew Halsall DJ Set (Gondwana Records)
Moses Boyd
Mr Jukes
NAO
Noble & Heath
Nubya Garcia
Obongjayar
Sons of Kemet
Sudan Archives
Total Refreshment Centre
Worldwide FM
Yazmin Lacey
Zara Macfarlane

Saturday

AJ Tracey
Avalon Emerson
Barely Legal DJ
Charlotte Gainsbourg
Cornelius (UK festival exclusive)
DJ Boring
DJ Seinfeld
Daniel Avery
Daphni
Earl Sweatshirt
Fever Ray (UK festival exclusive)
Floating Points (solo live)
Four Tet (live)
Gilles Peterson
HAAi
Helena Hauff
James Holden and the Animal Spirits
Jayda G
KURUPT FM
Lemmy Ashton
Moscoman
Mount Kimbie (live)
Nils Frahm
Oumou Sangaré
Panda Bear
Princess Nokia
Ross From Friends
SASSY 009
Thundercat
Tzusing
Willow
ZHU

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