Festivals Latitude 23rd - 26th July 2026

Prides plunder their pop instincts at Latitude 2015

The pop magpies bring euphoria to the Lake Stage.

18th July 2015

James Blake and band smile throughout their Latitude return

No, honestly. He really did smile. ​“It’s really nice to be with you as the sun goes down. It’s always my favourite time to play,” he said.

18th July 2015

Savages’ new material shines at Latitude 2015

Jehnny Beth and co. wreak absolute unbounded chaos.

18th July 2015

Thurston Moore brings sonic soundwaves to life at Latitude 2015

Hypnotising refrains take hold as Thurston Moore takes to the stage.

18th July 2015

Ibeyi shine bright at Latitude 2015

By the end of the sisters’ set, the tent has sung itself hoarse.

18th July 2015

Marika Hackman is quietly captivating at Latitude 2015

Her set’s a genuine, intimate affair; mini-mistakes, and all.

18th July 2015

Laura Marling improvises and glistens in Latitude 2015 set

Adapted versions of songs new and old make for a special early evening set

18th July 2015

Real Lies search for their true selves at Latitude 2015

Real Lies’ potential lies in the balance of bratty indie and heavy New Order influence.

18th July 2015

Wolf Alice play momentous set at Latitude 2015

Bands with Wolf Alice’s innate energy don’t come along very often, and today’s set is a huge moment.

18th July 2015

Benjamin Booker brings gritty, macabre Blues to Latitude 2015

Dodgy sound hinders Booker’s self-titled debut from reaching its full potential.

18th July 2015

Haelos open Latitude 2015 Day Two with a softly building woodland set

The London choral pop collective prove their depth amongst the trees of Henham Park.

18th July 2015

Beach Baby settle into a sway at Latitude 2015

The Bristol-via-London indie crew begin to find their own voice on the Lake Stage.

18th July 2015