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The hipster answer to Lovebox (better bands, worse loos) is back with another killer line-up.

Scores of east end trendsters are set to don customised wellies and wiggle about to the likes of Mogwai, Skream, Santigold and The Horrors. If you can’t face the thought of heading home once the party in the park is over, then hotfoot it to one of these after-parties.

Field Day Official After Party Part 1

I’m not sure about the current trend for staging kick-ass after-parties for east end festivals in south London clubs. It’s a big ask for Hackneyites who’ve been boozing all-day to leave their comfort zone but promoters keep plugging away and this shindig brought to you by Bugged Out is definitely worth the trek. Erol Alkan headlines under his Disco 3000 moniker, Little Boots will be spinning some Italo classics and Balearic disco duo Aeroplane will add some sunshine vibes to the mix.

Cable, 33 Bermondsey St, London, SE1 2EG, 11pm-7am, £13-£16

Minikoni

Girlpower abounds at this funky new session where residents Jen and Nadia are set to cause a roadblock with their serious party tunes. Returning to their original home, The Lauriston, the girls stand by their mantra that you can “find disco in everything”. Don’t forget your glitter.

The Lauriston, 162 Victoria Park Road, E9 7JN, 020 8985 5404, 9pm-2am

Pete’s 50th

Whoever the mysterious Pete is, he seems to have more birthdays than the Queen. Back yet again for another half-century communion at underground rave pit, Visions Video Bar, the promoters have lined-up a stellar cast of spinners. Topping the house and techno-edged bill are feted producer Simon Baker, housemeister Simon Morell and residents Ste Robers and Ryan Hope. The best birthday bash in town.

Visions Video Bar, Kingsland Road, 588 Kingsland Road, E8 4AH, 10pm-4am, 07740723991, £5

Deep Down in Hackney

What could be more east end than an after-party in a gallery/warehouse? Decked out by local artists to resemble a “junkyard disco” it features a suitably offbeat line-up with forward-thinking Kitsune duo Will and Joe Ask, one-to-watch Bishi and hot remixers Warboy and Tapedeck plus disco dons Toby Tobias, Namedrop and Benoit.

Wallis Gallery Studios, Main Yard, 90a Wallis Rd, London, E9 5LN, 10pm-6am, £7, adv £5

It’s One Big Disco

Rain might be forecast but that won’t dampen the mood at this Balearic-inspired knees-up. Yacht rock queens the Moustache Mamas will be warming up with their distinct brand of furry lip fun before main man Richard Sen gives the post-festival crowd a sonic education in everything from house and electro to psychedelic rock, funk and disco.

Sosho, 2a Tabernacle St, EC2A 4LU, 0207 920 0701, 9pm till 6am, free entry before midnight, £5