Latitude Festival, the ultimate summer celebration where music, comedy, theatre, podcasts and the arts collide, has revealed more of its stellar 2025 lineup. The festival will take place in the stunning grounds of Henham Park, Suffolk, from July 24 to 27, 2025. It will feature an eclectic mix of iconic artists. Joining previously announced headliners Sting, Snow Patrol, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, and Elbow are The Kaiser Chiefs, Leon Bridges, Air, Alison Moyet, Doves, and many more.
Improvisational comic, musician and former 'Late Late Show' bandleader Reggie Watts will headline the comedy arena alongside Greg Davies and Bridget Christie. Also announced today are Mark Watson, Huge Davies, Josh Baulf, and many more, completing an exciting comedy lineup. With weekend and day tickets on sale now, Latitude 2025 promises an unforgettable celebration of the arts, offering a truly unique experience where creativity takes centre stage.
Festival Director, Melvin Benn said “Latitude Festival has always been a place where the arts truly thrive — where music, comedy, theatre, and visual arts collide in a vibrant explosion of creativity. As we continue to add new acts to the bill for 2025, we’re building on that vision, bringing in fresh voices and timeless talent from all corners of the creative world. This year’s lineup celebrates the power of collaboration, where legendary acts join rising stars and where artists and audiences are part of something bigger. From legends like The Kaiser Chiefs and Alison Moyet to exciting newcomers like Alessi Rose and the Lambrini Girls, Latitude remains dedicated to offering a unique and dynamic festival experience where creativity is always at the forefront. The comedy lineup continues this tradition, with Reggie Watts, Mark Watson, Huge Davies, and Josh Baulf bringing their sharp wit and distinctive humour to the stage, ensuring that laughter remains a key part of the Latitude experience."
The Kaiser Chiefs will return to Latitude as part of their 20th anniversary celebrations, marking two decades since the release of their legendary debut album Employment. The seven-times platinum record produced hit after hit, including "Oh My God," "I Predict a Riot," "Everyday I Love You Less and Less," and "Modern Way," cementing the Leeds band as one of the defining acts of British indie rock.
Reflecting on the milestone, the band shared: “20 years ago, a brand new song by a brand new band was released. I Predict A Riot was the start of something really special for some musicians from Leeds. The album that followed, Employment, changed our lives and has soundtracked the lives of millions of others since 2005. In 2025, we are saluting 20 years of that album, and everyone is invited. Come celebrate the 2000s, loving everything less & less, and stripey blazers taking over the world.”
Fresh from the release of his acclaimed fourth album, Leon, Leon Bridges returns to Latitude to headline the second stage on Saturday. A Grammy Award-winning artist celebrated for his genre-defying sound and rich storytelling, Bridges first captured hearts at the festival in 2015 and returned triumphantly in 2017. From busking in Fort Worth, TX, to performing at the White House for President Obama, his meteoric rise has redefined musical boundaries. With billions of streams and collaborations with artists like Kacey Musgraves and John Mayer, Bridges’ Latitude set promises a soulful celebration of his journey.
Air will headline Latitude’s second stage on Sunday, delivering an unmissable performance that celebrates the timeless brilliance of their 1998 debut album Moon Safari. The French duo, Jean-Benoît Dunckel and Nicolas Godin, revolutionised electronic music with their refined blend of retro-futuristic pop and psychedelia. As part of their 25th-anniversary tour, Air’s live recreation of Moon Safari has been hailed as a transformative, immersive experience, showcasing the album’s wide-eyed inventiveness and emotional depth with hits including Sexy Boy and Kelly Watch the Stars.
Celebrating 40 years as a solo artist, Alison Moyet brings her extraordinary voice and artistry to Latitude, with a set centred around her latest album Key, which debuted at #8 on the UK album chart. The 18-track collection reworked classic hits like All Cried Out, alongside fan favourites, deep cuts, and two new tracks, including Such Small Ale. A recent Fine Art graduate, Moyet designed the album art herself, blending her musical and artistic talents. Reflecting on her career, she shares, “I wanted to take the opportunity to look at the trajectory of the past four decades and explore songs that, in their original form, were never fully realised or have had their relevance to me altered by time.”
Alessi Rose’s performance at the Latitude Festival is set to be a defining moment in her rising career. The alt-pop sensation, who has quickly gained a reputation for her honest lyrics and vibrant energy, is riding high following the release of her single Start All Over and her forthcoming EP For Your Validation. Taking the stage at one of the UK’s most beloved festivals will showcase her artistry to a wider audience and cement her status as a breakout star of 2025. Alessi has spent the past year headlining sold-out tours and supporting major artists like Noah Kahan.
Latitude Festival will once again host the timeless rock anthems of Feeder, a band whose career has been marked by resilience and an ability to evolve with the times. Their live performances are legendary, combining emotional depth with electrifying energy. Their Latitude set is certain to deliver nostalgia and fresh excitement with a legacy of hits like Buck Rogers and Just the Way I’m Feeling, alongside new material from their latest album Black/Red.
Example’s performance at Latitude promises to be an explosive celebration of his remarkable 15-year career. Renowned for his electrifying live shows, the genre-bending superstar has graced the stages of the world’s biggest festivals. With chart-topping anthems like Changed The Way You Kiss Me and Stay Awake—both UK #1 hits—Example has become a defining voice in global EDM, bridging house, techno, and dubstep. His influential collaborations with Calvin Harris, Pet Shop Boys, and What So Not, along with production credits from Chase & Status and Sub Focus, underscore his status as one of the UK’s most innovative artists.
As part of their 20th anniversary celebrations, Scouting For Girls also join the bill. Since their formation in 2005, the trio have earned a well-deserved place in the English pop-rock hall of fame. Over their immensely successful career, they’ve sold over two million albums and singles, earned four Brit Award nominations and an Ivor Novello nomination, delivered four top ten singles, and headlined iconic venues such as Wembley Arena, The Royal Albert Hall, and The London Palladium. Fans can look forward to singing along to their biggest hits, including She’s So Lovely, Elvis Ain’t Dead, Heartbeat, and the UK #1 single This Ain’t A Love Song.
Across the weekend, a diverse array of artists will bring their unique sounds to Latitude. Rising Irish trio Kingfishr will debut with their blend of indie and folk, captivating festivalgoers with intimate lyrics and soaring harmonies. Infinity Song, a sibling collective from New York, will showcase their uplifting mix of R&B, gospel, and pop, delivering a dynamic performance filled with powerful vocals. The Buena Vista All Stars, featuring musicians from the legendary Buena Vista Social Club, will bring the infectious rhythms of Cuban son and bolero to Latitude. MRCY, a genre-defying artist, will deliver an innovative set blending indie pop, electronic, and alternative influences, offering a captivating exploration of sound.
Låpsley, known for her raw, emotive sound, will mesmerise audiences with tracks from her latest EP A Guilty Heart Can Never Rest. The London-based band Palace will create an immersive experience with their dreamy indie sounds, while Dublin’s punk powerhouse Sprints will bring an adrenaline-charged performance. The indie-pop anthems of Pale Waves, including tracks like There’s a Honey, will fill the festival with emotional resonance. The Royston Club will make their debut with feel-good tunes, youthful energy, and sing-along choruses. Amble will offer a quietly moving set with their delicate folk-pop arrangements. Indie-rock duo Sorry will bring a genre-blending performance, while Americana duo The War and Treaty will deliver soulful, emotional songs. South African innovator The Kiffness will combine electronic beats with humour and social commentary, offering a unique experience. Punk energy will surge from NOFUN!, delivering gritty garage rock hooks, while Edinburgh’s Hamish Hawk will charm the crowd with his striking baritone and poetic lyrics.
Sunrise Arena is set to ignite with some of the most exciting emerging talents in music, including Corto.alto, and Lambrini Girls. Corto.alto, a project from Glasgow-based multi-instrumentalist Liam Shortall, will bring a mix of jazz, electronica, and experimental sounds, showcasing his award-nominated album Bad With Names. . Meanwhile, Lambrini Girls, known for their politically charged punk sound, will provide an unforgettable set full of raw energy, dark humour, and scabrous riffs, earning praise from icons like Iggy Pop.
Latitude’s comedy line-up has set the bar for summer festivals since its inception. The festival provides a unique opportunity to see some of the biggest names in the business all over the same weekend. It’s also the first chance to see the new acts destined to make waves in Edinburgh later in the summer.
Internationally renowned musician, comedian, writer, and actor Reggie Watts will headline Latitude's comedy arena. Best known for his role as bandleader on CBS’s The Late Late Show with James Corden, Watts has captivated audiences worldwide with his unique blend of music and comedy. Using his formidable voice, looping pedals, and boundless imagination, he creates one-of-a-kind performances that blur the lines between the two art forms. With every show being completely improvised, Watts consistently delivers a dynamic and unpredictable experience that leaves crowds in awe of his creative genius
Mark Watson, one of the UK's most popular comedians, will bring his unique brand of humour to the comedy arena. Known for his appearances on Taskmaster, Live At The Apollo, Mock the Week, and Bear Grylls' Celebrity Island, Mark has become a household name. He has graced the stages of every major comedy festival worldwide, completed numerous sell-out tours, and earned various awards in both the UK and Australia. In addition to his comedy career, Mark is the author of eight novels, hosts a long-running Radio 4 series, Mark Watson Talks A Bit About Life, and has created unforgettable 24-hour shows. He is also one-third of the YouTube sensation No More Jockeys and was named one of Chortle's Legends of Lockdown.
Fresh off a highly praised month at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Huge Davies, is also joining the Latitude bill. Known for his deadpan humour and crowd interaction, Huge will perform a selection of his darkly humorous, surreal material on his one-of-a-kind customised keyboard at the festival.
Josh Baulf, known for his razor-sharp wit and viral videos, makes his Latitude Festival debut in 2025 as part of his highly anticipated solo tour. With an infectious energy and a knack for relatable comedy, Josh has been hailed by Rob Beckett as a comedian "you must see live" and by David Walliams as "a very funny man." Having appeared on ITV and BBC Radio, Josh’s performance at Latitude is sure to deliver a night full of big laughs and hilarious insights. With rave reviews including five stars from One4Review and ThreeWeeks Edinburgh, Josh promises to be a standout on this year’s comedy lineup.
Described by Chortle as a mix of Jack Dee and Frank Skinner, Matt Bragg brings his comedy to Latitude Festival in 2025 after seven years on the comedy circuit. Having supported top comedians like Ricky Gervais, John Bishop, and Suzi Ruffell, Matt’s performance combines classic observational comedy with his own effortlessly stylish delivery. With rave reviews from the likes of Ricky Gervais—who called him “classic observational comedy, delivered with effortless style”—and Suzi Ruffell, who praised him as “brilliantly funny,” Matt’s Latitude set is sure to be a highlight for fans of sharp, witty comedy.
With his sharp sense of self-awareness, Thomas Green joins the bill to reflect on the chaotic and impulsive nature of his life, embracing the randomness and silliness that make it uniquely his own. Having conquered major comedy festivals in Edinburgh, Adelaide, Perth, and Melbourne, Known for his appearances on ITV and BBC radio, he’s supported some of the biggest names in comedy, including Mo Gilligan, Jason Manford, and Russell Kane. A podcast favourite and a regular on Have A Word, Green’s reputation for being both outrageously funny and refreshingly original is well-earned. As Mo Gilligan says, “Incredible comic. One of my favourites to watch live!” and Russell Kane calls him a “seriously funny f***er.”
The Comedy Store brings “The Best In Stand-Up” from around the world, featuring today's brightest names in comedy. With nearly 40 years of experience, it has earned its reputation as the premier name in comedy. Renowned as a breeding ground for new talent, The Comedy Store remains the go-to place to see tomorrow’s stars today. Festival favourites Pappys also return with their award-winning live panel game show Flatshare Slamdown, in which they play silly games with famous names from the world of comedy.
Latitude is in Henham Park in Suffolk from July 24th to 27th, 2025. Buy tickets here.
