Latitude has shared a second wave of artists joining the line-up for 2025, with Elbow, Maribou State and Sigrid included.
The festival will take place at Henham Park in Suffolk between July 24 and July 27.
Last month, organisers confirmed the three acts that will headline the main stage next summer: Sting, Snow Patrol and Fatboy Slim. Later on, Basement Jaxx were added to the 2025 edition, and tickets went live on October 30 – visit here to buy yours.
Now, a second wave of artists has been revealed, with five new artists joining the line-up. Leading the way are English rock group Elbow, who are set to return to the Latitude site for the first time since their headline set in 2012.
The slot comes following the huge response to their chart-topping 2024 album ‘Audio Vertigo’, which was described as “their best record in years” by NME in a glowing four-star review.
“Can’t wait to go back to Latitude. They’ve got a really good attitude for which we have always given gratitude and that’s not a platitude,” said frontman Guy Garvey in a new statement.
Also joining the line-up is Maribou State, who will be making their much-anticipated debut at the festival, and celebrating the release of their first album in six years, ‘Hallucinating Love’.
Clean Bandit have also been announced as part of the 2025 bill, and the performance comes as the trio recently began a new chapter. This was marked by their single ‘Cry Baby’, which featured Anne-Marie and David Guetta. “Latitude is a unique festival, we are honoured to be returning to the main stage on Saturday night: gonna be insane actually,” they said.
Finally, the newly-announced artists are rounded out by Sigrid – who will be taking to the stage for the third time, following first appearing at the festival in 2017 – and Public Service Broadcasting, who shared their Amelia Earhart-inspired album ‘The Last Flight’ last month.
“We’ve really enjoyed our past two visits to Latitude and are very much looking forward to our third – hope to see as many of you there as possible,” the latter said of the upcoming slot.
Speaking about the upcoming edition of the festival, director Melvin Benn said: “Latitude has always been a celebration of art, culture, and creativity, where groundbreaking music, powerful performances, and unforgettable moments come together.
“In 2025, we’re thrilled to continue this tradition with a lineup that honours the influential artists we’ve supported over the years, alongside fresh, exciting talent making their Latitude debut,” he added. “From thought-provoking performances to new musical journeys, we can’t wait to welcome festival-goers back to Henham Park for another year of discovery, inspiration, and the vibrant energy that makes Latitude so special.”
Latitude Festival 2024 was headlined by Kasabian, London Grammar and Duran Duran.