Field Day 2026 will return to Brockwell Park on Saturday May 23, with Honey Dijon, Andy C, Eliza Rose, Floating Points and Interplanetary Criminal all set to play. Gates open at 12pm, last entry is at 8pm, and all music will finish by 10.30pm.
The festival is back in Brockwell Park for a second year after a decade in east London’s Victoria Park, and the site sits a short walk from Brixton tube and Herne Hill. The postcode is SE24 9JU, parking will be available for e-bikes near the festival, and organisers are actively discouraging driving to the event.
The timing matters because the late May Bank Holiday Weekend is when London’s summer festival season properly gets going, and Brockwell Park’s first three major events take place across the three-day weekend, with Field Day first up on Saturday. That makes the day more than a single booking on the calendar; it is the opening move in a packed stretch for the park and for south London crowds looking for the season’s first major outdoor dance event.
Tickets are still available on the Field Day website, but the outline is already fixed. Doors will shut on late arrivals at 8pm, there will be no re-entry, and the music will stop by 10.30pm, leaving the festival with a clear start, a hard cutoff and a finish that fits the park’s evening schedule. For Field Day, the return to Brockwell Park is now settled into a second year, and the event looks set to keep its place at the front of London’s summer calendar.
