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London's restless one-day festival has bounced around parks for years but remains committed to showcasing underground and cutting-edge sounds. Field Day champions electronic, indie, and experimental acts before they break through, offering a taste of what's next without the Pitchfork-approved predictability. It's scrappier and more adventurous than most single-day London events.
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These latest announcements bolster an existing bill already featuring the likes of Honey Dijon and Floating Points (Live).
As a court ruling casts doubt on a large part of London's festival season, here's a run down of what's happened, why, an what happens next.
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