Latitude Festival 2026 returns to the beautiful surroundings of Henham Park, celebrating a very special milestone as the event marks its twentieth edition. Over the years Latitude has grown into one of the most distinctive festivals in the United Kingdom, known not only for its music but also for its rich blend of arts, theatre, comedy and creativity.

From the moment festival goers arrive at Henham Park there is a sense that this is more than just a music event. The colourful sheep that dot the landscape have become an iconic sight and the rolling parkland offers a picturesque setting that feels both expansive and welcoming. Tents stretch across the fields, friends greet one another with excitement and the buzz of anticipation builds as the weekend begins.

Music sits at the heart of the festival, with large crowds gathering at the famous Obelisk Arena for huge live performances. Yet Latitude has always been about discovery as much as headline moments. Across the site smaller stages host rising artists and unexpected gems that can quickly become the talk of the weekend. It is the kind of place where wandering between stages often leads to memorable surprises.

What truly sets Latitude apart is the breadth of experiences on offer. Visitors can move from a powerful music performance to a comedy show, a theatre production or a thoughtful literary discussion within the same afternoon. The lakeside areas and woodland corners provide space to relax while art installations and creative workshops bring colour and imagination to every corner of the site.

Food and drink options are plentiful with traders offering a wide range of flavours that add to the festival atmosphere.

In 2026 Latitude Festival celebrates twenty years with a weekend that promises music, creativity and shared moments in one of the most beautiful festival settings in Britain.

Latitude 2026 Playlist