A premier annual music festival held over two weekends in London's Victoria Park, featuring genre-spanning lineups, major headliners, and free midweek community activities.
French multi-instrumentalist Vincent Fenton, known as FKJ (French Kiwi Juice), makes loose and colorful music with a spontaneity-first approach. A Platinum-selling artist with over two billion streams, he has built a global fanbase and is celebrated for his complex live performances.
Durand Jones, best known as a singer and principal songwriter for Durand Jones and the Indications, released his debut solo album, Wait Til I Get Over. The Southern-rooted release features lead single Lord Have Mercy and explores Delta grit, church spirituals, and vintage Gospel.
Hailing from Derbyshire, Paris Paloma weaves dark indie folk steeped in mythology and fine art. After her breakthrough single "labour" became a global feminist anthem, she expanded her literary songwriting across albums like "Cacophony," celebrated for striking, poetic storytelling.
Mae Stephens, from Kettering, England, is a pop singer-songwriter known for her catchy, colorful pop-funk style and relatable lyrics. She gained widespread recognition with her viral hit "If We Ever Broke Up," which charted globally. Stephens' debut EP, "Securely Insecure," showcases her talent, and she has collaborated with artists like Meghan Trainor and The Chainsmokers. She is celebrated for her compelling vocals and honest storytelling.
Southern California sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim blend rock and eclectic styles, earning 4 GRAMMY® noms, praised albums, and hits like "Women In Music Pt. III."
Theo Bleak, from Dundee, Scotland, is Katie Lynch, a singer-songwriter and producer. She crafts atmospheric alternative-folk, alt-rock, and shoegaze music with philosophical lyrics and introspective themes. Known for her emotive vocals, her work includes the EP "Bad Luck Is Two Yellow Flowers" and the mixtape "Bargaining". She garnered BBC Radio support and a Scottish Alternative Music Award for Best Acoustic. She collaborated with James Graham of The Twilight Sad.
