Tom Grennan gave a standout performance, delivering high-spirits sets that resonated with festivalgoers.

Teddy Swims performed live for Suffolk audiences, adding international flair to the lineup.

Self Esteem commanded the stage with high-energy, confident performances and a strong on-stage presence.

The festival signs a new 25-year lease, ensuring Henham Park remains its home for the long term and signaling stability for attendees and the local community.

The weekend featured a diverse range of acts, including poetry by John Cooper Clarke and a Latitude drone show for the crowds.

Latitude Festival marks its 20th anniversary at Henham Park, Suffolk, with headliners including David Byrne, Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi delivering performances to tens of thousands.

Lewis Capaldi delivered one of the weekend’s most anticipated performances, mixing tear-jerking hits with humorous moments, including a menopause-related shout-out.

In addition to music, Latitude continues its tradition of blending literature, theatre and other arts, reinforcing its evolving identity at Henham Park.

Dermot O’Leary returned to headline a popular DJ set in the Woods, energizing the crowd with engaging visuals.

Key moments included Wet Leg returning to their roots, Billy Ocean drawing the largest weekend crowd, and surprise appearances like The Pink Sheep and Professor Green’s BBC Introducing set.

The Flaming Lips delivered a psychedelic show featuring giant inflatable robots and a visually vibrant setup.

Alex James performed a classical project with Blur before returning to farming commitments.