Kaiser Chiefs, Leon Bridges and Alessi Rose have joined Latitude Festival 2025

Latitude Festival have announced a new wave of artists for their 2025 edition, with Kaiser Chiefs, Leon Bridges, and Air set to perform across the weekend.

Alison Moyet also joins the bill, marking 40 years as a solo artist. Other acts set to appear include Example, Scouting For Girls, Feeder, Alessi Rose, Palace, Sprints, Pale Waves, The Royston Club, Amble, Låpsley, Sorry, The War and Treaty, The Kiffness, NOFUN!, and Hamish Hawk. They join previously announced headliners Sting, Snow Patrol, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, and Elbow.

Festival Director Melvin Benn says: "Latitude Festival has always been a place where the arts truly thrive — where music, comedy, theatre, and visual arts collide in a vibrant explosion of creativity. As we continue to add new acts to the bill for 2025, we're building on that vision, bringing in fresh voices and timeless talent from all corners of the creative world. This year's lineup celebrates the power of collaboration, where legendary acts join rising stars and where artists and audiences are part of something bigger. From legends like The Kaiser Chiefs and Alison Moyet to exciting newcomers like Alessi Rose and the Lambrini Girls, Latitude remains dedicated to offering a unique and dynamic festival experience where creativity is always at the forefront. The comedy lineup continues this tradition, with Reggie Watts, Mark Watson, Huge Davies, and Josh Baulf bringing their sharp wit and distinctive humour to the stage, ensuring that laughter remains a key part of the Latitude experience."

The event takes place at Henham Park, Suffolk, from 24th-27th July.

Kaiser Chiefs, Leon Bridges and Alessi Rose have joined Latitude Festival 2025

Kaiser Chiefs, Leon Bridges and Alessi Rose have joined Latitude Festival 2025

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