David Byrne, Lewis Capaldi and Teddy Swims headlined Latitude’s 2026 edition.
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Sally Washtell-Blaise, Samaritans Festival Branch deputy director of comms and fundraising, speaks on how the charity is providing crucial support for field revellers.
“I won’t stand by while these cherished local spaces disappear, replaced by boarded-up windows and ‘For Sale’ signs,” PM Andy Burnham said on the announcement.
The initiative aims to strengthen local music scenes and create more opportunities for artists across the UK.
Fat Dog and Mike D of the Beastie Boys headline a line-up of more than 90 emerging acts and new performers on 23-24 October.
2000trees creative director Rob Scarlett and Marshall CMO Nick Street on how the audio brand are curating heightened experiences at the much-loved festival.
Gracenote Promotion Ltd (GPL), the company behind Morvala Festival, has gone into administration, leaving contractors, suppliers and musicians saying they…
The long-term music industry plan aims to help the music industry “grow, innovate and succeed” through a collective £45m package.
After eight years of bringing its pop-up stores to festivals, the supermarket will remain the official supermarket sponsor of Download Festival, Klarna Presents Latitude Festival, Pepsi Presents Reading & Leeds Festivals and Pepsi Presents Creamfields Festival until 2031.
Charli xcx, Fontaines D.C., Dave, Raye, Florence + The Machine and Kneecap will be playing this year’s edition.