Latitude Festival is held in Suffolk in mid-July, and has been running since 2006.

The festival's mix of critically acclaimed music acts, comedians, authors and poets has led to it gaining the reputation of being the UK's most 'middle-class' festival. From Belle & Sebastian to fashion designer Vivienne Westwood via The Royal Shakespeare Company, the Latitude line-up covers a broad range of interests.

Rumours

Promoters have confirmed that they are planning a new sister event called Longitude, which run over the same weekend as Latitude, They are hoping to bring it to Ireland.

Lineup

2013: Bloc Party, Kraftwerk (3D Concert), Foals, Maccabess, Modest Mouse, Alt-J, Beach House, Maccabees, Hot Chip, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and many many more.

Vibe

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Stages and other entertainment

The non-musical line-up includes Comedians Alan Carr and Omid Djalili, BBC Panel Show - Never Mind The Buzzcocks, the English National Ballet and authors Louis De Bernieres Mark Billingham.

Tickets

Tickets are available via Ticketmaster UK

• Weekend adult tickets - £182.50
• Weekend accompanied teen ticket (13-15 years) - £132.50
• Weekend child (5-12 years) tickets - £5.00
• Adult day tickets Fri, Sat, Sun - £77.50
• Child (5-12 years) day tickets Fri, Sat, Sun - £5.00
• Campervan Permit - £40-80 (dependent on size)
• Locker - £16.00

Weekend tickets prices include car parking and camping. Day tickets include car parking only. For weekend accompanied teen tickets, all teenagers must be accompanied by an over 18. Teen tickets can only be purchased at the same time as an adult ticket.

VIP

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Children

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Disability Access

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Weather

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Location

The location of Latitude is Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk

Local Information

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Travel

By Bus: One of the best ways to get to Latitude is by coach with National Express, the Official Coach Travel Partner for the Festival.

You can purchase travel only or complete travel, admission and camping packages. Avoid all the hassle of parking and walking and be dropped off with all your belongings closer to the action than any other form of transport. National Express have more than 30 years of experience in taking hundreds of thousands of people to festivals and events.

For the Festival, National Express will be running coaches direct to the Festival. They have enough space in the luggage hold for all your supplies and a tent and of course the added bonus that travelling by coach is better for the environment than travelling alone by car.

By Train: If travelling by train you can either use Halesworth or Diss Stations – the Festival Transfer Buses run to and from both stations regularly to the Latitude Festival site. However train services into Halesworth, are limited in capacity and festival goers coming by train at peak times on the Thursday afternoon or Friday during the day and leaving Monday are advised to travel via Diss Station instead.

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Accommodation

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What to wear

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Camping

There will be five colour coded campsites, including a family campsite. The campsite opens at 2pm on Thursday 14th July and closes at 5pm on Monday 18th.

Site Information

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Food and drink

There are plenty of outlets on site selling food and drink. No alcohol/drinks bottles/glass bottles or cans can be brought into the arena.

Only sealed plastic bottles of water 500ml or under and sealed cartons of juice will be permitted into the arena. Food for personal consumption can be taken into the arena.

Trading

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Perform at the festival

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Volunteer or work

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Drugs and security

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Stream online

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Mobile Apps

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Trivia

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Past lineups

2012: Bon Iver, Elbow, Paul Weller, Lang Lang, Lana Del Rey, Janelle Monae, Laura Marling, Metronomy, Simple Minds and many many more. To view the full line-up as it is updated, click here

2011 line-up featured The National, Paolo Nutini, Suede, Paloma Faith, Bright Eyes, Iron & Wine, They Might Be Giants, Echo & The Bunnymen, KT Tunstall, My Morning Jacket, The Cribs, Hurts, Glasvegas, Ed Sheeran, Bombay Bicycle Club, Foals, Eels, The Vaccines and loads more.

For details on past line-ups click here