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Death Grips and more confirmed for Field Day 2019

The popular London festival has announced its second wave of acts.

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Organisers of Field Day have confirmed their second wave of artists appearing at 2019’s festival.

Leading the announcement is the news that Sacramento experimentalists Death Grips will return to Field Day, after a raucous set at 2017’s festival.

Also joining the bill today are FLOHIO, Mahalia, Kojey Radical, Femi Kuti and more, with the late night line-up featuring sets from Modeselektor, Nocturnal Sunshine, George FitzGerald, LEON VYNEHALL and more.

Boiler Room have also been confirmed as Field Day’s official broadcast partner and will be live streaming performances from their stage over the weekend.

Death Grips - Dilemma (ft. Andrew Adamson)

 

Skepta and Jorja Smith will headline Field Day 2019, taking over Meridian Water, Enfield, North London across 10 acres of outdoor space and four gigantic interlinking warehouses from 7 – 8 June 2019.

Field Day will mark London hip hop legend Skepta’s only London festival appearance of the summer. Hailing from the nearby Meridian Walk Estate, Tottenham, Skepta takes to the main stage on Friday 7 June 2019.

RnB global superstar Jorja Smith will headline on Saturday 8 June 2019. The singer-songwriter attracted huge critical acclaim last summer with her debut album Lost & Found. The album, released in June, earned Jorja three nominations for this year’s BRIT Awards, and winning Best Female Solo Artist.

Other artists set to appear over the weekend include Diplo, The Black Madonna, Modeselektor, Jungle, Pusha T, Earl Sweatshirt, Octavian, Deerhunter, and Julia Holter.

Bonobo will be curating his outlier project, taking over space in the new warehouse stage, and in a first for Field Day, the team at Printworks will be showcasing some of the most exciting underground electronic music in the UK on a specially curated stage.

Here is the full list of acts announced Field Day 2019 so far:

Friday 7 June 2019

Skepta | Actress | Bonobo DJ Set | Boy Azooga | Charlotte Adigéry | Death Grips | Deerhunter | Earl Sweatshirt | Femi Kuti | George FitzGerald (Live) | George FitzGerald (DJ) | HÆLOS | Homeshake | Jessica Winter | Julia Holter | Jungle | Kelly Lee Owens | Kojey Radical | LEON VYNEHALL | Lost Souls of Saturn Live| Mahalia | Methyl Ethel | Modeselektor (Live) | Modeselektor (DJ) | Nocturnal Sunshine | Pip Blom

Late Night

George FitzGerald | LEON VYNEHALL | Modeselektor (DJ) | Nocturnal Sunshine

Saturday 8 June 2019

Jorja Smith | Diplo | Alfie Templeman | The Black Madonna | Celeste | Channel Tres | Courtesy | Denis Sulta | DJ Seinfeld | Eclair Fifi | Erol Alkan | Fall Forward | FLOHIO | Grainger | HAAi | John Talabot | JPEGMAFIA | Mall Grab | Marie Davidson (Live) | The Mauskovic Dance Band | Mella Dee | MorMor | Octavian | Pusha T | Rachel Chinouriri | Red Axes (Live) | Seth Troxler | Sinkane | Skee Mask | Tiga | Todd Terje

Late Night 

Denis Sulta | HAAi | Mella Dee | Tiga

More artists will be announced in the coming months.

Tickets for Field Day 2019 are available now through Ticketmaster.co.uk