LATEST NEWS

  • Duke Dumont on – Blase Boys Club

    Duke Dumont has had an incredible 12 months. Since his return to the fray with his For Club Play Only releases on Turbo he has hit big with tracks The Giver and Street Walker. He’s since set up his own imprint Blasé Boys Club to release his latest smash Need U (100%) feat. A*M*E. on March 31st and to release music by likeminded artists. Also out on the same date is his killer remix of Haim’s Falling. It’s going to be an even bigger 2013 for the Duke and on June 1st he headlines his first Blasé Boys Club night at XOYO. Support from Waze & Odyssey, Sei A & House of Trax DJs.

    Posted on May 03.13 to News   

  • Land of Kings: Bugged Out 10×10


    At this year’s Dalston gad-a-bout Land of Kings we can announce our eagerly awaited line-up for BUGGED OUT 10X10, which sees ten DJs play their ten all time favourite dance records. DJs include Croydon’s prodigal son Skream, the man from UNKLE James Lavelle, glitch-pop jock Riton, tech house purveyors Krankbrother, Dalston basement party pioneers Disco Bloodbath, History Clock honcho Nathan Gregory Wilkins, and previously announced LOK acts Hannah Holland from Trailer Trash, Kiwi of Durrr, Dan Dalston Superstore’s Dan Beaumont, and Bugged Out fave and tracksuit aficianado Tayo. Check details here.

    Posted on Apr 23.13 to News   

  • Field Day radio feat. Bugged Out & Hessle Audio


    Here’s a brand new episode of Field Day Radio to feast your ears on! There’s a dance theme throughout as we chat to Mount Kimbie and Bugged Out! and finish with an exclusive Hessle Audio mix.

    Listen here.

    Posted on Apr 22.13 to News   

  • Unknown – 2nd announcement inc. Richie Hawtin


    The second wave of acts are released today for Unknown, the debut collaboration from Hideout Festival, The Warehouse Project and Field Day, revealing a host of artists that match the hugely impressive first wave of acts. British post-punks, The Horrors and techno’s biggest innovator Richie Hawtin, plus the hotly anticipated Jagwar Ma have all been added to the stellar line-up along with 21st century soul singer Lulu James, post-industrial outfit Factory Floor and DJ temptress of the moment Nina Kraviz.
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    Posted on Apr 16.13 to News   

  • Bugged Out presents Oneman & friends

    Oneman’s next London headline show is going to be an intimate affair. Taking place in the 300 capacity Concrete Space, Lower Ground Floor
    56 Shoreditch High Street London E1 6JJ. Oneman will be joined by Martelo, Reecha (Standard Place) and J.Marinetti. Advance tickets are sold out but there will be 75 available on the door at £13.
    Check his recent raucous genre-hopping Solitaire Vol 1. mix tape here.

    And his recent remixes and re-edits here.

    Posted on Apr 07.13 to News   

  • Miss Kittin – live


    Miss Kittin returns with a new double album Calling From The Stars released on Sphere, April 23rd featuring the new single Bassline. She brings her full live show to London’s XOYO on 
Wednesday May 1st. Miss Kittin plans to bring a brand new live show to Europe in April and May in collaboration with French artist and film-maker,Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster. Perhaps best known for her exhibitions at London’s Tate Modern and the Guggenheim in New York, Dominique will be the Art Director for the forthcoming live shows, promising a truly fantastical and stylish Miss Kittin experience. Expect classic Kittin hits and tracks from the new album. Advance tickets available from Resident Advisor, XOYO 
and Artists Tickets or available on the door priced £14.

    Posted on Mar 17.13 to News   

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LATEST PARTIES

  • Field Day official after party: Four Tet joins in!


    This year’s official Field Day after party takes place in Hackney just 15 mins walk from the site, starting when the festival ends and going on until 6am. The venue will be announced the week of the event. Headlined by Four Tet, Kieran Hebden will be DJing alongside a stellar cast including Hessle Audio top [...]



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    Field Day Radio Episode 11

    This show features an exclusive in-depth interview with voodoo pop / medieval synth folktronica trio Stealing Sheep, who introduce us to their songwriting process and explain how the creativity of Liverpool has shaped them – and how one of them even managed to jam (on a Kazoo) with Liverpool legend Paul McCartney.

    Plus there is music from Field Day favourites Vondelpark, Thomas Mapfumo, East India Youth, Daughter, How To Dress Well and Ariel Pink as well as classic tracks by John Lennon, The Rolling Stones and the dream trio Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus & Max Roach.

    Field Day Radio Episode 10

    This show features an exclusive in-depth interview with legendary rock drummer Ginger Baker, who is renowned for his work with seminal bands Cream and Blind Faith as well as with Afrobeat creator Fela Kuti.

    Plus there is music from King Krule, Jagwar Ma, Metz and Happa; Four Tet’s brilliant remix of Justin Timberlake’s Suit & Tie, classic tracks by Cream and Fela Kuti, as well as a live recording of the Miles Davis Quintet performing ‘Bitches Brew’ back in 1969.

    The Records That Defined Tiga

    Eclectic, eccentric and unafraid, Tiga’s musical knowledge and tastes hgave helped shape his reputation as one of the most indefinable DJs out there. The boss of Turbo Recordings is heading to London this Saturday to play for Bugged Out, and just like his infamous 6 music broadcasts and genre-teasing output, the British born Canadian star has picked his six of his most infleuntial records from across the board, head to Pulse Radio and checkout which records he picked…

    Field Day Radio Episode 8 – Featuring Animal Collective

    Here’s another episode of Field Day Radio to dig into. This time the show features an exclusive in-depth interview with Geologist of experimental psychedelic co-headliners Animal Collective. He talks about their electrifying live shows and the inspirations behind their latest album Centipede Hz, explains the dynamics of the band and how living apart in different continents hasn’t really changed anything since they started as teenagers over a decade ago.

    Plus there is music from Bat For Lashes, John Cooper Clarke, and Palma Violets, as well as tracks from Four Tet, Daphni and The Charlatans. Also on this episode is the classic Stairway to the Stars by Jazz legends Milt Jackson and John Coltrane chosen by no other than Mulatu Astatke, who was featured in the previous episode.

    Field Day Radio

    Field Day and Eat Your Own Ears founder Tom Baker, together with forward-thinking radio production company Folded Wing have recorded the next installment of the Field Day Radio series.

    With an array of Field Day and Eat Your Own Ears guests and music, the Field Day Radio shows reflect the festival’s and the promoter’s diverse and pioneering line-ups and showcase the best new music and exclusive interviews, mixes and live recordings.