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Now in its 20th year, Latitude Festival remains a highlight of the UK festival calendar. For 2026, the Suffolk-based festival will feature headline performances from David Byrne, Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi, with plenty of other unmissable sets from the likes of Billy Ocean, the Last Dinner Party, Wet Leg, Self Esteem and David Gray.
The festival attracts up to 45,000 attendees and, alongside the music, the line-up is stuffed with other activities, from comedy by Sara Pascoe and Jack Dee to poetry by Dr John Cooper Clarke.
Whether you’re heading down to Latitude for the full weekend or just popping by for a day, Time Out has you covered. Our ultimate guide to Latitude Festival 2026 below includes everything from the full set times and transport options to remaining ticket availability and the weather forecast.
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🎤 Lineup and set times – Friday, Saturday and Sunday
⛔️ Banned items
⛅️ Weather forecast
🎟️ Tickets
When is Latitude Festival 2026?
Latitude Festival is happening from Thursday July 23 to Sunday July 26 2026.
The general campsite is open from 2pm on Thursday until 1pm on Monday July 27.
Where is Latitude Festival 2026 and how do I get there?
Latitude Festival is held at Henham Park in Suffolk.
If you’re travelling by car, the organisers warn not to use mapping apps or navigation systems to reach the site. Instead, they’ve planned routes to reach the festival and there’s plenty of signage when you approach the site. The routes vary depending on what ticket you have, and you can find a full breakdown here.
If you’re travelling to Latitude by train, the nearest station is Halesworth. There is no direct service from London, so if you’re travelling from the capital you’ll need to change at Ipswich.
Shuttle buses to the festival operate from Southwold, Kessingland, Halesworth Rail Station, Halesworth Town and Beccles (limited service).
Who are the headliners for Latitude 2026?
Lewis Capaldi, David Byrne and Teddy Swims are the main headliners for 2026.
- David Byrne – Friday July 24
- Teddy Swims – Saturday July 25
- Lewis Capaldi – Sunday July 26
Full Latitude 2026 lineup and set times
While Latitude opens on Thursday 23 July for standard camping, the main stage doesn’t open until Friday. Here’s our breakdown of the line-up by each day.
Thursday 23 July
Sunrise Arena
- Nadia Kadek: 7.15pm-8pm
- Mykki Blanco: 8.30pm-9.15pm
- Mystery Jets: 10pm-11pm
The Alcove
- Swim Deep: 7pm-8pm
- Just For Fun: 8.30pm-9.15pm
- Kuleeangee: 9.45pm-10.30pm
- The Itch: 11pm-11.45pm
- Sports Team: 12.15am-1am
Faber Alt x BBC Introducing stage
- Neil Cowley Trio: 5.45pm-6.25pm
- My Precious Bunny: 6.55pm-7.35pm
- Wyldest: 8.05pm-8.45pm
- Dennis Bovell and the InstantDubScorechestra: 9.45pm-11pm
- DJ Don Letts: 12am-1.30am
- My Bad Sister: 2am-3am
Trailer Park
- Grooveline: 8.45pm-9.45pm
- The Turkeys: 10.15pm-11.15pm
- DJ Chris Tofu and Debbrales: 11.15pm-12.45am
- DJ Sav: 1am-2am
Friday 24 July
Obelisk Arena
- Gok Wan: 12pm-1.30pm
- Diles Que No Me Maten: 2pm-3pm
- Alice Phoebe Lou: 3.30pm-4.30pm
- Dry Cleaning: 5pm-6pm
- Jalen Ngonda: 6.30pm-7.30pm
- The Last Dinner Party: 8pm-9pm
- David Byrne: 9.30pm-11pm
Second Stage
- The Adam Buxton Band: 12.15pm-1pm
- Overpass: 1.40pm-2.40pm
- Lime Garden: 3.20pm-4.20pm
- Florence Road: 5pm-6pm
- Nathan Evans & The Saint Phnx Band: 6.40pm-7.40pm
- Alessi Rose: 8.20pm-9.20pm
- Tom Grennan: 10pm-11pm
Sunrise Arena
- Goodbye: 12pm-12.40pm
- Ellie O’Neill: 2.10pm-2.50pm
- James Emmanuel: 3.15pm-4pm
- Bleech 9:3: 4.35pm-5.15pm
- Madra Salach: 5.45pm-6.30pm
- Adult DVD: 7pm-7.45pm
- Olympia Vitalis: 8.15pm-9pm
- Joe Armon-Jones: 9.30pm-10.30pm
- VLURE/Gilles Peterson ft. MC Rob G: 11pm-12am
The Alcove
- Clara Mann: 1pm-1.35pm
- Natalie Wildgoose: 2pm-2.35pm
- Tommy Barlow: 3pm-3.25pm
- Theatre: 4pm-4.35pm
- The Heart Shaped Aces: 5pm-5.35pm
- Ain’t: 6pm-6.35pm
- Brooki: 7pm-7.35pm
- Mustbejohn: 8pm-8.45pm
The Comedy Arena
- Chortle Student Comedy Award Finalists: 12.05pm-12.30pm
- Maia Tassalini: 12.35pm-12.55pm
- Sam Nicoresti: 12.55pm-1.25pm
- Josie Long: 1.25pm-1.55pm
- Matt Bragg: 2.05pm-2.35pm
- Flo & Joan: 2.35pm-3.05pm
- Sara Pascoe: 3.05pm-3.50pm
- Chloe Petts: 3.55pm-4.25pm
- Christopher MacArthur Boyd: 4.25pm-4.55pm
- Kyla Cobbler: 4.55pm-5.25pm
- Ross Noble: 5.25pm-6.10pm
- Byrne's Night: 10.45pm-12am
Faber Alt x BBC Introducing stage
- London Bulgarian Choir: 10.30am-11.10am
- Matt Carmichael: 11.30am-12.10pm
- Ayanna Witter-Johnson: 12.30pm-1.10pm
- Tessa Rose Jackson: 1.30pm-2.10pm
- Mesadorm: 2.40pm-3.20pm
- Mabs: 4.20pm-5pm
- i.am.afiya: 5.30pm-6.10pm
- Josh Tenor: 6.40pm-7.20pm
- LFAY: 7.50pm-8.30pm
- Native James: 9pm-9.40pm
- L U: 10.10pm-10.50pm
- Hidden Orchestra: 11.20pm-12.30am
- MAFRO: 1am-3am
Trailer Park
- FFTP: 1.40pm-2.40pm
- The Scorpios: 3.10pm-4.05pm
- Mega-TRAD: 4.40pm-5.40pm
- Wednesday Club: 6.15pm-7.15pm
- Foreign Local: 7.45pm-8.45pm
- Grooveline: 9.15pm-10.10pm
- Dog Show: 1.15am-2.30am
Saturday July 25
Obelisk Arena
- Gareth Malone Choir: 12pm-1pm
- BIIRD: 2pm-2.45pm
- Cian Ducrot: 3.15pm-4.15pm
- Vanessa Carlton: 4.45pm-5.45pm
- Billy Ocean: 6.15pm-7.15pm
- Tom Odell: 7.45pm-9pm
- Teddy Swims: 9.30pm-11pm
Second Stage
Sunrise Arena
- Pollyfromthedirt: 11.30am-12.30pm
- Linka Moja: 1pm-1.45pm
- Hugo Hamlet: 2.15pm-3pm
- GLU: 3.30pm-4.15pm
- Keo: 4.45pm-5.30pm
- Esther Rose: 6pm-6.45pm
- Maria Somerville: 7.15pm-8pm
- Man/Woman/Chainsaw: 8.30pm-9.30pm
- Getdown Services: 10pm-11pm
The Alcove
- Magnolia: 12pm-12.35pm
- Baggio: 1pm-1.35pm
- Mên An Tol: 2pm-2.35pm
- Pem: 3pm-3.25pm
- 1000 Rabbits: 4pm-4.35pm
- Little Grandad: 5pm-5.35pm
- Dermot Henry: 6pm-6.35pm
- The North: 7pm-7.35pm
- Solya: 8pm-8.45pm
The Comedy Arena
- Lewis Garnham: 12pm-12.30pm
- Black Peng: 12.30pm-12.50pm
- Lucas Jones Ho: 12.50pm-1pm
- Marcus Brigstocke: 1pm-1.30pm
- Lenny Henry: 1.30pm-2.15pm
- Josh Baulf: 2.20pm-2.50pm
- Fatiha El-Ghorri: 2.50pm-3.20pm
- Phil Ellis: 3.20pm-3.50pm
- Madeleine Brettingham: 3.55pm-4.25pm
- Rosie Jones: 4.25pm-4.55pm
- Jen Brister: 4.55pm-5.40pm
- Sing-along with the Section: 5.50pm-6.35pm
- Guilty Pleasures: 10.30pm-2.30am
Faber Alt x BBC Introducing stage
- Les Trunkwell: 10.30am-11.35am
- JAKL: 12.20pm-1pm
- Eleni Drake: 1.30pm-2.10pm
- Sam Willis: 2.40pm-3.20pm
- Leo Lore: 4.20pm-5pm
- Ayo: 5.30pm-6.10pm
- PleasureInc: 6.40pm-7.20pm
- Mama Oh No: 7.50pm-8.30pm
- Gabby Rivers: 9pm-9.40pm
- MUCKANIKS: 10.10pm-10.50pm
- Ishmael Ensemble: 12.30am-3am
The Trailer Park
- Wednesday Club: 1.20pm-2.20pm
- Darius Zaltash: 2.30pm-3.30pm
- Flats and Sharps: 4pm-5pm
- Scarsdale Fats: 5.30pm-6.20pm
- Megatrad: 6.50pm-7.50pm
- My First Time: 8.20pm-9.15pm
- New York Brass Band: 9.35pm-10.30pm
- The Cacks: 10.45pm-11.20pm
- The 45s: 12am-1am
- Holy Youth Movement: 1.30am-2.30am
Sunday July 26
Obelisk Arena
Banned items
- Aerosols over 250ml
- Airhorns and megaphones
- Animals (except guide dogs and hearing dogs)
- Any items that could reasonably be considered for use as a weapon
- Any items which may cause offence to any other person
- Bikes, scooters, skateboards, rollerblades, hoverboards and other vehicles
- Blowtorches
- Barbecues including disposable bbqs
- Disposable vapes
- Drones and unmanned aerial vehicles
- Excessive amounts of cigarettes
- Excessive amounts of food
- Firewood
- Fireworks and pyrotechnics
- Flares
- Glass bottles, jars and containers
- Illegal substances
- Nitrous oxide and associated equipment (including balloons and dispensers)
- Laser pens
- Petrol burners
- Portable sound systems
- Spray cans
- Sky lanterns/paper lanterns
- Unofficial tabards or reflective jackets
Banned in the arena (but allowed in the campsite)
- Food and alcohol – you are allowed to bring your own food and an allowance of alcohol into the campsite, but these are banned from the main arena.
- Cooking stoves – flat-based camping stoves are allowed in the campsite for cooking, but they are prohibited from the main arena.
- Gazebos – you can set up gazebos in the campsite to create a communal area to unwind, but these are not allowed in the arena.
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