
The first names for Latitude 2018 have been revealed
12 February 2018, 12:36
| Written by
Laurence Day
The first artists for Latitude 2018 have been announced, with Solange, alt-J, and The Killers all due to headline.
The Breeders, Tune-Yards, Alvvays, Mogwai, Wolf Alice, Jessie Ware, The Vaccines, Benjamin Clementine, Superorganism, IDLES, Nadine Shah, Hinds, Ibeyi, Japandroids, Juanita Stein, Pip Blom, and lots more are also set to play the English bash, which last year saw headline performances from The 1975, Fleet Foxes, and Mumford and Sons.
As well as the music, there'll be lots of comedy, theatre, dance, arts, talks, poetry, debates, literature, and much more to enjoy for all ages.
Check out a selection of the announcements via the poster below.
Latitude Festival 2018 takes place 13-15 July at Henham Park, Suffolk. Find out more.
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