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Henham Park, Suffolk, UK
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Twenty years in and Latitude remains the thinking person's festival, and we mean that as a compliment. Set in the Suffolk estate of Henham Park, it's where you can catch David Byrne one hour and a poetry slam the next, all while your kids are learning about space science in a geodesic dome. Music's obviously the main event, but Latitude's secret weapon has always been everything else: comedy, theatre, literature, actual debate. It's Glastonbury for people who read the Guardian arts section unironically, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Dry Cleaning have returned bigger, bolder and more impossible to pin down, as they prepare for Latitude 2026.
Dry Cleaning have returned bigger, bolder and more impossible to pin down, as they prepare for Latitude 2026.
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Sea Girls built their debut around connection and release. When ‘Open Up Your Head’ reached Number 3 in 2020, much of that promise was still waiting for a room full of people.
Dermot Henry returns with new A/B-side singles led by ‘(I Wish I Was) Ennio Morricone’, alongside a November headline tour.
Brighton and Leeds join the itinerary alongside Manchester, London and Glasgow.
Suffolk festival opens 2027 sales following its 20th anniversary edition last month.
From recovery meetings in Dublin to sold-out headline tours, Bleech 9:3 have built their band on the belief that the hardest stories are worth telling.
Kicking off Dork’s big Latitude 2026 opening party takeover - Swim Deep took us deep into the Suffolk forest for a warm-up performance on the Piano Stage.
Three years after an early afternoon slot, Teddy Swims returns to Latitude as a headline act with fatherhood, heartbreak and a new album shaping his future.
Melvin Benn signs fresh two-decade lease with Rous family, keeping Suffolk site secured.
From surprise woodland raves to all-time headline sets, Latitude shows once again that nobody else does festivals quite like this.
