Three Trapped Tigers bring the noise at Latitude 2016
Three Trapped Tigers stake their claim to this intimate corner of the site with ease.
17th July 2016
Reviews
Chet Faker brings relentless energy and new material to Latitude 2016
Ever adaptable, Faker hints at new directions in forthcoming material
17th July 2016
Frightened Rabbit pack a punch at Latitude 2016
The Scots brought a thunderous, emotionally intense set to Henham Park.
16th July 2016
Blaenavon bring bedlam to Latitude 2016
Group deliver grandiose vocals, soundtracking even grander dancing.
16th July 2016
Grimes brings day one of Latitude 2016 to a crushing close
Claire Boucher is supremely confident for the entire performance.
16th July 2016
Perfume Genius brings cathartic electricity to Latitude 2016
Commanding and hyper-intense, the tent is wrapped around Mike Hadreas’ little finger.
16th July 2016
Loyle Carner brings the Lake Stage to life for Latitude 2016
“This is the best show I’ve ever played in my entire life”, he tells an adoring crowd
16th July 2016
Weaves bring oddball pop perfection to Latitude 2016
The woodland of the Sunrise Arena is the perfect place to lock away Weaves’ monstrous pop.
16th July 2016
The Maccabees shine brighter than ever with their Latitude 2016 headline slot
The South London band of brothers take to the top spot with gusto.
16th July 2016
Pumarosa point forwards at Latitude 2016
London five-piece give hints of future headliner status with a bewitching Sunrise Arena set.
16th July 2016
White bound to brilliance at Latitude 2016
Travelling “all the way from Glasgow”, White demonstrate exactly why they’re one of their city’s most exciting new acts.
16th July 2016
MONEY bring sombre tranquillity to the Sunrise Arena for Latitude 2016
Jamie Lee and co. beautifully craft tracks from ‘Suicide Songs’
16th July 2016
Peluché give energy to the eclectic at Latitude 2016
Skyscraping harmonies reach out and kiss the stars.
16th July 2016
Chvrches bring the celebration to Latitude 2016
Whether you’re six, sixteen, or sixty, Chvrches speak to the wantonness in everyone.
16th July 2016
Emmy The Great brings Latitude 2016 to a soaring start
The Hong Kong-born artist hunts for Pokémon from centre stage.
15th July 2016
Bear’s Den win hearts and table tennis at Latitude 2016
The alternative folk outfit bring gratitude and a winning grin to Henham Park.
15th July 2016
Låpsley brings powerful performance to Latitude 2016
Holly Fletcher wants Henham Park to “have a sick day”.
15th July 2016
HONNE deliver slick glimpse of the future at Latitude
London duo release their debut album later this year.
15th July 2016
HANA’s hyperactive, beat-led pop is an early Latitude highlight
After stints in arenas playing with Grimes, HANA brings a fearless performance to the Alcove Stage.
15th July 2016
Father John Misty shoots for the stars with his Latitude main stage slot
It’s a star turn for Josh Tillman on Latitude’s biggest platform.
15th July 2016
Christine and The Queens gets a superstar’s welcome to Latitude 2016
A momentous set, topping off a breakthrough few months for the French musician.
15th July 2016
The Big Moon bring the mayhem to Latitude 2016
Hurled iPhones, moshpits, and Madonna covers — it’s all a standard day for this lot.
15th July 2016
Courtney Barnett stirs up a storm at Latitude 2016
Sometimes she sits and thinks, and sometimes she just sits, and sometimes she lets loose completely.
15th July 2016
Oh Wonder enchant their way through Latitude 2016
It’s clear that their live debut at the festival is going to be a memorable one.
15th July 2016
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.