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.
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Live Reviews
Laura Marling improvises and glistens in Latitude 2015 set
Adapted versions of songs new and old make for a special early evening set
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Marika Hackman is quietly captivating at Latitude 2015
Her set’s a genuine, intimate affair; mini-mistakes, and all.
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Ibeyi shine bright at Latitude 2015
By the end of the sisters’ set, the tent has sung itself hoarse.
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Thurston Moore brings sonic soundwaves to life at Latitude 2015
Hypnotising refrains take hold as Thurston Moore takes to the stage.
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Savages’ new material shines at Latitude 2015
Jehnny Beth and co. wreak absolute unbounded chaos.
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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.
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Prides plunder their pop instincts at Latitude 2015
The pop magpies bring euphoria to the Lake Stage.
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Oscar spring their sugar-coated pop into action at Latitude 2015
The movers and groovers gather in force for Oscar’s Latitude debut.
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Portishead bring on Thom Yorke during immaculate Latitude 2015 headline set
Beth Gibbons and co. cast a moody shadow over the festival’s Saturday night.
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SOAK steps up to bigger things with full band Latitude 2015 set
Bridie Monds-Watson shines, opening the first day of Latitude 2015
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Summer Camp get Latitude 2015 off to a bright and breezy start
If opening this year’s festival really was a challenge, Summer Camp manage to make it look effortless.
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Georgia plays very short but sweet Latitude 2015 set
Technical difficulties fail to dampen Londoner’s enthusiasm during Lake Stage performance
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The Districts cast a spell on Latitude 2015
Philadelphia favourites give the surest sign yet of their potential.
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra continue a summer of blistering form at Latitude 2015
Their inherent pop weirdness gets a leg-up from a blinding third album, and near-perfect sound.
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Nao creates a corner of pop magic at Latitude 2015
Bringing a slick, diverse set to the DIY Alcove, the Londoner conjures up an impromptu party corner.
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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s vicious psychedelia takes root in the Latitude 2015 woods
Harnessing the same beach-bound psychedelia as fellow countrymen Tame Impala, but slammed straight into tenth gear.
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Songhoy Blues ignite a flame at Latitude 2015
Mali quartet bring their music to life before the festival crowd
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Toro Y Moi’s Latitude 2015 set gets burnt by the sun
Familiarity proves to be Chaz Bundwick and co.‘s undoing at Latitude.
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Wild Beasts hold tight to their throne at Latitude 2015
There’s something magical about seeing a band who’ve grown with the setting they find themselves in.
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Santigold brings ridiculous outfits and infectious fun to Latitude 2015
She proves herself as one of the more larger than life acts to be performing today.
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Gengahr step it up on their return to Latitude 2015
Last year this was one of Gengahr’s first festivals. This year they’ve lived up to pokemon nature and evolved from there.
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Caribou takes a risky balancing act at Latitude 2015
Dan Snaith’s second-from-top set merges ‘bangers’ with heartfelt cuts, with mixed results.
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Alt-J close Day One of Latitude 2015
Alt‑J flourish within their own slightly weird world.
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Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.