Latitude Festival has unveiled a major new wave of artists for its landmark 20th anniversary edition, set to take place from 23rd to 26th July 2026 at Henham Park, Suffolk.
Continuing its long-standing reputation for blending genres and championing emerging talent alongside established names, the latest announcement adds depth across multiple stages, further shaping what promises to be one of the festival’s most ambitious programmes to date.
Cian Ducrot
Leading the new additions to the Obelisk Arena is Cian Ducrot, whose rapid rise from Cork talent to GRAMMY®-winning songwriter has marked him out as one of the UK and Ireland’s most compelling modern voices. He is joined by the legendary pairing of Fabio & Grooverider alongside The Outlook Orchestra, bringing their celebrated orchestral take on jungle and drum & bass to the Suffolk stage.
Fabio & Grooverider and Outlook Orchestra
The Second Stage welcomes a trio of distinctive acts, including Beth Orton, whose pioneering folktronica sound has spanned decades, alongside Temples and rising Birmingham outfit Overpass.
Beth Orton
Elsewhere, the Sunrise Arena continues Latitude’s commitment to forward-thinking and diverse programming. Highlights include Brooklyn trio Say She She, Glasgow’s electrifying VLURE, and Ezra Collective member Joe Armon-Jones, whose genre-blurring fusion of jazz, dub and soul has earned widespread acclaim. They are joined by an eclectic mix of artists including Esther Rose, Militarie Gun and Man/Woman/Chainsaw, among others.
The Alcove Stage once again spotlights the next generation of breakthrough talent, featuring a packed bill of emerging names such as mustbejohn, Solya and The Guest List, reinforcing Latitude’s reputation as a key platform for discovering future stars.
This latest announcement builds on an already impressive 20th anniversary line-up, with headliners including David Byrne, Lewis Capaldi and Teddy Swims, alongside a diverse supporting cast featuring The Flaming Lips, Wet Leg, The Last Dinner Party and Self Esteem.
Marking two decades of boundary-pushing programming, Latitude 2026 looks set to celebrate not only its past, but its continued commitment to creativity, discovery and genre-defying live performance.
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