Latitude is set to return this summer with headline performances from alt-J, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Portishead.
However the festival also prides itself on unearthing new music. Radio 1 host Huw Stephens will curate the Park Stage, featuring a plethora of up and coming acts.
Prides will perform at Latitude, joined by raucous newcomers To Kill A King. Elsewhere, rising Welsh group Pretty Vicious will play the festival, while Caithness based Neon Waltz will make the long journey to Suffolk.
Huw Stephens: "I am delighted to be back at Latitude Festival in Suffolk, which is such an incredible weekend of sensory delights with music, poetry, comedy and literature all making it an incredible weekend. On the Lake Stage this year once again we have some of the finest new music makers bringing their talents to an appreciative crowd, and I'm super happy that we have some real favourites playing the festival."
"When new artists play there's an appreciation there from the audience that makes the atmosphere on the Lake Stage truly unique. See you at Latitude!"
Latitude runs between July 16th – 19th.
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