Latitude Festival
24 - 27 July 2025
Henham Park, Suffolk
Alongside previously announced headliners Sting, Snow Patrol, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, and Elbow, Latitude 2025 will also welcome Mika, Doves, Billy Bragg, and many more. But Latitude is more than a music festival—its theatre and performance programme is poised to captivate with ground breaking shows and immersive experiences, solidifying the festival as the ultimate destination for boundary-pushing entertainment.
Renowned for his flamboyant style, powerful vocals, and infectious energy, MIKA has enchanted audiences globally with era-defining hits such as “Grace Kelly,” “We Are Golden,” and “Popular Song,” which have collectively garnered billions of streams. MIKA’s talent for blending joy, introspection, and dazzling melodies ensures his performances will be among the festival highlights.
The return of Doves to Latitude marks a significant moment for the Manchester-based indie legends. Known for their soaring soundscapes and evocative lyrics, Doves’ performance promises to be a powerful, emotionally charged show, reaffirming their status as one of Britain’s most beloved indie acts.
Billy Bragg brings his signature blend of folk, politics, and passion to the stage. With a career spanning over four decades, Bragg has established himself as a fearless recording artist, tireless live performer, and dedicated political activist. Having collaborated with legendary musicians such as Johnny Marr, Kirsty MacColl, and R.E.M., his influence spans genres and generations, ensuring his set will be both thought-provoking and inspiring.
Also across our Obelisk Arena and Second Stages, we are delighted to welcome Jade Bird, Matilda Mann and Remember Monday.
Throughout the festival weekend, our Sunrise Arena will host an equally thrilling line up, offering a diverse and forward-thinking range of new and emerging artists. Joining your Sunrise Arena line up is: Pozer, Bricknasty, Rosie Lowe, bôa, jasmine.4.t, Jacob Alon, Cliffords, The Orchestra (For Now), Future Utopia, KiLLOWEN, Humble The Great, Sarah Julia, Chloe Qisha, W.H. Lung, Honeyglaze, bby, Tommy WÁ, Annahstasia and CATTY. Head to our Artist A-Z Page to find out more.
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Our theatre programme once again delivers an electrifying mix of storytelling and awe-inspiring spectacle. From punk-fuelled rebellion to gravity-defying acrobatics, this year’s line up celebrates creativity in all its wild, fearless, and joyful forms.
Ahead of its October premiere, fearless theatre-maker Bryony Kimmings brings a special preview of her first solo show in a decade, Bog Witch, to Latitude. Known for her fearless storytelling and signature mix of vulnerability and hilarity, Kimmings is a playwright, performer, and screenwriter whose bold and provocative voice tackles female stories, social taboos, and power structures with wit, honesty, and creativity.
Making their Latitude debut with their latest ground breaking show, Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours showcases the breath-taking skill of one of the world’s most innovative contemporary circus companies. The Adelaide-based troupe brings eight world-class acrobats together to explore physical skill—how we obtain it, how we perfect it, and how it can transform our lives. Blending acrobatics, dance, and theatre, Ten Thousand Hours is a raw and awe-inspiring look at human dedication and mastery, proving that gravity is merely a suggestion when passion and persistence take centre stage.
Award-winning theatre-maker Victoria Melody brings a preview of her new show to Latitude before it’s run at Edinburgh Fringe, under the direction of legendary comedian Mark Thomas.
With a riot of noise and energy, Sarah Blanc’s Punk Alley invites audiences of all ages into the world of punk rock. This immersive theatre experience smashes the fourth wall, encouraging festival goers to grab an instrument, shout into a microphone, or simply soak in the chaos.
For an adrenaline-fueled spectacle, YUCK Circus make a triumphant return to Latitude, to flip traditional circus on its head with a riotous, high-energy performance packed with acrobatics, comedy, and unapologetic female power.
The Yard Theatre brings its boundary-pushing, genre-defying energy to Latitude, creating bold and exhilarating experiences that challenge, inspire, and entertain. Known for reimagining theatre in unexpected ways, Yard collaborates with visionary artists to tell new stories—stories of escape, euphoria, possibility, and hope. Expect the unexpected.
The Cocoa Butter Club offers a powerful and joyous reclamation of space, identity, and creative freedom. This boundary-pushing collective of Black and POC performers takes audiences on an unforgettable journey through music, dance, spoken word, and burlesque.
With a deeply atmospheric and moving performance, bestselling author Raynor Winn (The Salt Path) and the renowned folks-root supergroup Gigspanner Big Band weave traditional folk melodies in their show Saltlines, with tales of those who have lived and worked along the shores, celebrating resilience, nature, and the spirit of adventure.
With a host more names to announce across the realms of music, comedy, literature, poetry, podcasts, food, wellness and more, our 19th edition is shaping up to be one of our best yet. Weekend and Day tickets are yours to purchase at the link below, we can’t wait to see you.