Phoenix to headline Field Day

first acts announced with Beth Jeans Houghton, Gold Panda, and more

By Scott Williams | Published: Tue 9th Feb 2010

Phoenix

Saturday 31st July 2010
Victoria Park, London, E9 7BT, England MAP
£33.33
Last updated: Tue 27th Jul 2010

Phoenix, Beth Jeans Houghton, and Gold Panda are amongst the first acts to be announced for London's Field Day held in a leafy green corner of Victoria Park.

Phoenix
The fourth annual outing of Field Day will have Grammy award winning Gallic indie-pop sensations Phoenix headlining. Their fourth album 'Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix' showcases their blend of strutting disco and blissful euphoric pop all topped off with their effortless insouciant indie vibe will be provide the perfect end to this year's event.

Other acts to be unveiled include Amiina, Beth Jeans Houghton, Caribou, Chilly Gonzales, Corsano And Flowers, Gold Panda, Esben And The Witch, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, James Holden, Joker & Nomad, Max Tundra, Memory Tapes, Mouse On Mars, Pantha Du Prince, and Silver Apples.

Tom Baker of Eat Your Own Ears and main booker for Field Day says, "We are delighted to be back now in our fourth year, incredible how time flies; it seems so long ago that Field Day began. I am really excited to have Phoenix headline, a great live band and a band that will get you dancing and singing... The rest of the bill is really shaping up, there are so many great albums out in 2010, it feels like an exciting time for music..."

Field Day comes to the east end of London on Saturday 31st July and bringsg together many of London's alternative concert and club promoters (Eat Your Own Ears, Adventures In The Beetroot Field, Bugged Out!) to produce a day of music, dancing and maximum hoopla on multiple music stages with a wide array of acts both bands and DJs.

Also announced today is the return of Village Mentality, the off-the-wall village fete area complete with Brass Band, tug o' war, sack racing and much more. The Village Green area will once again supply festival goers with some bucolic treats away from the hubbub of the main festival.

Inspired by summer sports days and country fetes - Field Day's very own village green will host stalls and activities throughout the daytime, ranging from sack-racing, to whack-the-rat, Bowling for Bacon, a tombola, coconut shy, and tasty homemade treats.

Tickets are priced at £33.33. To buy tickets, click here. This event is over 18s only.



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