Manic Street Preachers bring devotion to the dedicated at Latitude 2015
Britpop’s favoured Blackwood musicians bring the best of their long, complex history to life.
19th July 2015
Reviews
Warpaint bring heady, spaced-out jams to Latitude 2015
At times Warpaint don’t quite connect, but when they hit their sweet-sour spot, they’re electric.
19th July 2015
Rat Boy signs on to success at Latitude 2015
Jordan Cardy meets the hype on the DIY Alcove stage.
19th July 2015
East India Youth appears possessed at his Latitude 2015 set
William Doyle thrashes his instruments into submission on the Other Voices stage.
19th July 2015
Years & Years live up to the hype at Latitude 2015
The trio are hot property right now, what with currently reigning supreme at the top of the UK Albums Chart.
19th July 2015
La Roux gives electro-pop a striking edge at Latitude 2015
Potent, powerful, yet still undeniably pop, La Roux’s set is as affecting as it is fun.
19th July 2015
Ed Sheeran closes first night of Latitude 2015 with tiny secret set
If you went down to the woods last night, you were in for a big surprise.
18th July 2015
Drenge turn the volume up at Latitude 2015
Robust, direct, and ready for a riot, there’s no band better to wake Latitude up from a Saturday morning slumber.
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
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
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
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
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
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
Marika Hackman is quietly captivating at Latitude 2015
Her set’s a genuine, intimate affair; mini-mistakes, and all.
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
Thurston Moore brings sonic soundwaves to life at Latitude 2015
Hypnotising refrains take hold as Thurston Moore takes to the stage.
18th July 2015
Savages’ new material shines at Latitude 2015
Jehnny Beth and co. wreak absolute unbounded chaos.
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
Prides plunder their pop instincts at Latitude 2015
The pop magpies bring euphoria to the Lake Stage.
18th July 2015
Oscar spring their sugar-coated pop into action at Latitude 2015
The movers and groovers gather in force for Oscar’s Latitude debut.
18th July 2015
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.
18th July 2015
Tame Impala - Currents
4 Stars
‘Currents’ dives off into bold and optimistic new waters.
17th July 2015
SOAK steps up to bigger things with full band Latitude 2015 set
Bridie Monds-Watson shines, opening the first day of Latitude 2015
17th July 2015
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.