Metric: “Nostalgia just leads to nausea”
Group talk revivalism ahead of their new album, ‘Pagans in Vegas’.
28th July 2015
Features
It’s in her blood: The evolution of Lianne La Havas
With her second album, a promising talent breaks out. The 25-year-old speaks to Larry Bartleet about Jamaica, collaborations and being disciplined.
27th July 2015
The Neu Bulletin (27th July 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring NŪDE and mombutt. All real bands names. Seriously.
27th July 2015
You’re not alone, Perth: The best new artists coming out of Australia’s most isolated city
There’s a lot more to Perth’s music scene than Tame Impala. Welcome the next wave…
25th July 2015
The dark and introverted world of Slime: “It’s pretty much just me - a solitary deal”
Signed to Domino imprint Weird World, this producer keeps no ‘Company’, holing himself away in a Paris studio. He speaks to Jamie Milton.
24th July 2015
Tracks: Disclosure, Chvrches & More
We pick out the biggest and best new songs from the last seven days.
24th July 2015
The Neu Bulletin (21st July 2015)
DIY’s daily dose of new music, featuring Formation, Let’s Away and Cowtown.
21st July 2015
Marika Hackman: “I didn’t want to go on with aliens crawling out of my throat while singing”
Exploring the festival for the whole weekend, Marika’s been running wild round the woods with Laura Marling.
19th July 2015
Citadel
Bombay Bicycle Club, Ben Howard and Honeyblood are among the day’s attractions.
19th July 2015
Oscar talks Latitude, says Portishead’s set was the “best thing I’ve ever seen at a festival”
North Londoner reflects on his Saturday set and seeing last night’s headliners.
19th July 2015
Shura: “I had a smoothie disaster on the way to Latitude!”
With her debut very nearly finished, Shura’s busy perfecting the art of koala-napping on tour.
19th July 2015
Nadine Shah: “I’m really excited to play the stage again properly!”
The Tyneside singer can’t wait to return for her second performance at the iArena.
18th July 2015
Wolf Alice: “The new headline band has so much more to prove”
After Melvin Benn backs the band to headline in the future, Wolf Alice give credit to Latitude taking risks.
18th July 2015
Battle of the food stands - the faces of Latitude 2015 have their say
We’ve decided to enter the lucrative life of selling food to festival-goers, using band names as a platform. FKA Pigs or Django Mango? There can only be one winning business venture.
18th July 2015
Wild Beasts: “There’s a nice circularity to coming back to Latitude”
Ben and Tom reflect on their triumphant Obelisk Arena set
18th July 2015
Mencap talk disability access at Latitude 2015: “Being disabled shouldn’t mean you have to have an early night”
The company’s young ambassadors are at the festival to highlight the ways to help festivalgoers with learning difficulties
18th July 2015
Drenge talk surfing, Thom Yorke being a “punk”, everything else at Latitude 2015
Following their 6 Music set, the brothers Loveless give a bonkers chat backstage.
18th July 2015
Prides: “We’re always excited to play! It’s the best bit!”
The Scottish trio will be introducing their debut album to the Latitude crowd this evening.
18th July 2015
The Vaccines talk Latitude 2015: “I hope it’s going to be bedlam”
Stage-headliners plan on making memories to last a lifetime at Latitude 2015.
18th July 2015
SOAK: “It’s nice to come back to Latitude with a full band, on a bigger stage”
Ahead of her slot, Bridie Monds-Watson drops by to chat skateboarding, indie gossip, and jet-lag.
17th July 2015
Honne eye up Latitude lake’s gondolas: “okay, have to go on one of those!”
The slinky neo-pop duo chat to DIY ahead of their debut Latitude appearance, a year on from that enormous debut track.
17th July 2015
The Districts talk Latitude 2015 : “We knew we’d have to work our asses off. It’s worth it, though.”
Philadelphia band triumphed on one of the biggest stages.
17th July 2015
Latitude 2015: Friday in photos
Not at Latitude? Keep in touch with our rolling updates of photos from around the site.
17th July 2015
Melvin Benn discusses Latitude’s future: “Can I see Wolf Alice headlining Latitude? Yeah, I can”
Head of Festival Republic talks Latitude’s first ten years and what’s next on the agenda.
17th July 2015
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.