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The celebrated, family-friendly festival returns to Suffolk in 2025 - and it is bigger and better than ever!
Over a weekend this July, day visitors and camping guests can enjoy a journey of discovery within the stunning surrounds of Henham Park. Let your curiosity guide you through a playground complete with a wealth of music, comedy, theatre, poetry, dance, literature, wellness, food and a huge programme for children of all ages.
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Taking centre stage are three showstopping headliners, each ready to soundtrack a defining Latitude weekend. On Friday, legendary musician, songwriter and global icon Sting will open the festival with a set brimming with timeless hits and soulful craftsmanship. Saturday sees superstar DJ and electronic music pioneer Fatboy Slim transform the park into an open-air dancefloor, and on Sunday, beloved anthemic rockers Snow Patrol will close the weekend in epic style.
And these headliners will be joined by a lineup of standout music names across various stages throughout the weekend.
Of course, Latitude has long been known for a stellar comedy lineup - and this year is no exception. The Comedy Arena will be headlined by three masterful talents: the sharp-witted and award-winning Bridget Christie, the quickfire charm and towering comedic presence of Greg Davies, and the surreal, mind-bending stylings of American polymath Reggie Watts. They’ll be joined by a handpicked lineup of circuit favourites and breakthrough comedians including Sophie Duker, Harriet Kemsley, Paul Sinha, Olga Koch, Morgan Rees, and more.
But Latitude isn’t just a festival - it’s an artistic playground. '
The 2025 programme is also packed with groundbreaking theatre performances, including breathtaking acrobatics, and for those who prefer words to beats, the Listening Post and Bookshop offer conversations, podcasts, and spoken-word sessions featuring celebrated writers, poets, and podcasters, offering a moment of calm and curiosity amid the festival buzz.
As if that wasn’t enough…
There’s also yoga, paddleboarding, meditation, massages, ice baths, synchronised swimming, fashions shows and more…
New this year…
Don’t miss the new science arena, brought to you by the Cosmic Shambles team. Diving into a universe of interesting things - jazz played on a conch shell anyone? - these guys embrace creativity and curiosity, asking questions and making science fun and accessible for all ages. Expect to have your mind blown!
THE LINE UP
Day One - 25 July
Obelisk Arena: Sting, Scouting for Girls, Billy Bragg, Basement Jaxx, Maribou State, Matilda Mann
Comedy: Bridget Christie among others
Other acts include South African innovator The Kiffness, feel-good indie anthems from The Royston Club, rising alt-pop sensation Alessi Rose and an adrenaline-charged performance from Dublin punks Sprints.
Corto.alto, a project from Glasgow-based multi-instrumentalist Liam Shortall, will bring a mix of jazz, electronica, and experimental sounds to the Sunrise Arena headline slot, while Norwegian pop sensation Sigrid headlines the Second Stage.
Day Two - 26 July
Obelisk Arena: Fatboy Slim, Kaiser Chiefs, Example, Clean Bandit, Jade Bird, Kingfishr, MRCY
Comedy: Greg Davies among others
Other acts include gritty garage-rock hooks from NOFUN!, indie-rock bangers from Sorry, delicate folk-pop arrangements from Amble, a unique sonic and visual experience from Public Service Broadcasting and a phenomenal headline set from soulful storyteller Leon Bridges.
Day Three - 27 July
Obelisk Arena: Snow Patrol, Elbow, Alison Moyet, Mika, Infinity Song
Comedy: Reggie Watts among others
Other acts include the politically charged Lambrini Girls at the Sunrise Arena, while the Second Stage welcomes Edinburgh’s Hamish Hawk, Americana duo The War and Treaty, raw and emotive sounds from Låpsley, indie-pop anthems from Pale Waves, dreamy indie hooks from Palace, and revolutionary electronic duo Air will take the headline spot.
Photo: Katie Willoughby
Latitude Festival promises to be more than just a music festival: it’s a vibrant, joyful and welcoming space for all ages to experience culture in all its forms. Whether you're dancing by the lake, laughing until your sides ache, or getting lost in a theatre performance beneath the stars, Latitude 2025 is set to be the ultimate summer escape.
HENHAM PARK, SUFFOLK
Day Tickets: £110 (Children 5-12 years £18)
Weekend Camping Tickets: £308 (Teens 13-15 years £190 / Children 5-12 years £28)