The Story of Field Day 2017 in Fifty Photographs
04 June 2017, 00:02
Words by Jason Williamson
Original Photography by Jason Williamson
We tell the story of this year's East London one-dayer in fifty photographs capturing the magic of artists and more, with Run the Jewels, Slowdive, Death Grips, Rae Morris, Whitney, Mura Masa, Lady Leshurr, King Gizzard, Moderat and Jon Hopkins.
We tell the story of this year’s East London one-dayer in fifty photographs capturing the magic of artists and more, with Run the Jewels, Slowdive, Death Grips, Rae Morris, Whitney, Mura Masa, Lady Leshurr, King Gizzard, Moderat and Jon Hopkins.
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Read next
Listen
Le Charme’s “Garden (I Know You Want Me, You Want More)” is a postcard etched, but never sent
AtticOmatic weaves a rich tapestry of sound in the tender post-rock “Two Alarms”
For Nina balances between tension and release in driving alt-rock single “Hounds”
Experimental soul artist McCabe gets vulnerable in his bittersweet summer single “Vicious”
Tapeworms explore the ups and downs of following your dreams in the atmospheric “Safe And Sound”
Rob de Boer celebrates tenderness in his soulful blues-fusion track “Man to You”
Reviews
Emma-Jean Thackray
Weirdo
23 Apr 2025
Viagra Boys
viagr aboys
23 Apr 2025
William Tyler
Time Indefinite
23 Apr 2025
Tunde Adebimpe
Thee Black Boltz
16 Apr 2025
