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Latitude

Latitude Festival

Launched in 2006, 20 years ago.

Situated in the East of England

1 of 19 festivals in this region →

Mostly scheduling Indie/Alternative music

20 festivals in this category →

Classed as a Large-sized festival

1 of 22 festivals this size →

Dates

Latitude 2026 begins on 23/07 and lasts for 4 days, wrapping up on 26/07. You can stay on site for a maximum of 4 nights.

In the UK, there are 10 other festivals on the same weekend.

Crowd

Based on its maximum daily capacity of 45,000, we class Latitude as a Large festival.

The festival is considered a family friendly and children are welcomed by the organisers. There’s a dedicated family camping area but there’s no specific children’s entertainment on site. There is no minimum age for entry.

Amenities

Latitude is a weekend festival with facilities for on-site camping, where you can stay for a maximum of 4 nights. You can also buy day access tickets and arrange your own accommodation.

Card/contactless accepted

Available at 217 festivals →

Day access

Offered at 23 festivals →

Family friendly

Offered at 77 festivals →

*Equivalent prices for comparison only

Standard Adult Tickets

£80 per night*

£13.91 per act*

£320 per weekend

Full pricing

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Music

Genres

Acts (Last 5 Years)

Lineups

The 2026 lineup contains 20 acts. David Byrne, Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi headline the festival.

2026 Poster

All posters shown here were created by and are owned by Latitude festival.

Latitude

23rd – 26th July 2026

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Sample The Lineup

David Byrne

1 of 1 festivals in 2026

Genre: Rock

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Lewis Capaldi

1 of 5 festivals in 2022

Genre: Pop

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Teddy Swims

1 of 2 festivals in 2023

Genre: R&B/Soul

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10 of 21 artists shown.

Artist imagery and music sampling is provided by Spotify.

Previous Lineups

All Latitude lineups

Location

Latitude is 1 of 19 music festivals in the East of England. The festival’s full address is: Henham Park, Beccles, NR34 8AN.

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Festival Facts

We asked a popular AI tool a few things about Latitude. Here’s what it told us 👇

What’s unique about Latitude festival?

Latitude stands out as a true multi-arts experience, going far beyond just music. Nestled in Suffolk’s picturesque Henham Park, it curates an incredible array of comedy, theatre, dance, poetry, and literature alongside a diverse musical lineup. It’s renowned for its relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, offering dedicated areas for children and teenagers. This blend of cultural enrichment and a laid-back, inclusive vibe makes it a unique summer escape, fostering curiosity and creativity in attendees of all ages in a beautiful natural setting.

What’s the atmosphere like at Latitude?

First-timers should embrace Latitude’s diverse offerings. Don’t just stick to the main music stages; explore the comedy, theatre, and literary tents for unexpected gems. Comfortable footwear is essential for navigating Henham Park. Be prepared for varied weather – pack layers and both sun cream and waterproofs. Download the festival app to plan your schedule, but also allow for spontaneous discoveries. Arrive early to set up camp and get your bearings, and don’t forget a portable charger!

Tips for first timers at Latitude?

While many know Latitude features distinctive multi-coloured sheep, what’s less commonly known is that these aren’t just a quirky decoration. Each year, artists are specifically commissioned to paint and transform them, making the sheep an integral, evolving art installation themselves. They are a living, breathing part of Latitude’s commitment to visual arts, symbolising its creative spirit. This annual transformation highlights the festival’s dedication to showcasing diverse artistic expression, even in its most iconic, pastoral elements.

Tell me something not many people know about Latitude.

The atmosphere at Latitude is wonderfully relaxed and creatively inspiring. Imagine wandering through sun-dappled woodlands, discovering hidden stages with impromptu performances, or simply enjoying top-tier acts without the intense crush of many other festivals. It’s less about wild partying and more about cultural discovery and enjoying quality time with friends or family. There’s a palpable sense of community and openness, fostering an environment where curiosity thrives, whether you’re catching a comedian, a dance troupe, or a band.

As the information in this box (and this box only!) has been generated by AI, we can't guarantee its accuracy.