Latitude Festival runs from 14 - 17 July 2016 at Henham Park near Southwold. As ever there is a full programme of music. If you enjoy the music or you want to check out a band in advance why not borrow some of these titles from your local library?
Marks to prove it by Maccabees
Indie rock from the rapidly rising Londoners who will soon be performing at a stadium near you.
No no no by Beirut
Front man Zach Condon has an instantly recognisable sound. If you want your fix of rotary valve flugelhorn and the ukulele this is the place to come.
I love you, honeybear by Father John Misty
Former Fleet Foxes drummer promotes the album widely rated as one of the best of 2015.
Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit by Courtney Barnett
Australian indie singer with her widely praised debut album.
Second love by Emmy the Great
Indie pop from the London born singer/journalist.
High Violet by The National
One of the headliners for this year. Four of the band's albums were included on NME's 2013 list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.
Every open eye by CHVRCHES
Second album by the Scottish synthpop band. Follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, The Bones of What You Believe.
Grey tickles, black pressure by John Grant
Third album by former Czars frontman John Grant. Widely acclaimed as one of the albums of 2015.
Not to disappear by Daughter
Alt pop band. You will recognise a lot of their music from TV drama soundtracks.
Cradle to the grave by Squeeze
Any new record from Difford and Tilbrook is a treat. This was their first new material for some years.
Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats by Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats
Contains popular single S.O.B. You may have seen them already on Later with Jools Holland.
Complete music by New Order
Another of the headliners this year. New Order were one of the most critically acclaimed and influential bands of the 1980s.
Cleopatra by The Lumineers
Indie folk which should play well with the festival crowd.
The dreaming room by Laura Mvula
Second album to follow the well received Sing to the Moon.
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Rising star who will be opening for Florence & the Machine this year.
Are you satisfied? by Slaves
Play loud.
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American indie. Don’t be surprised if the band end up in the audience.
Chaleur humaine by Christine And The Queens
French singer/songwriter. Her work combines music, performance, art videos, drawings and photography.
Long way home by LaÌŠpsley
One of the acts on the BBC Sound of... 2015 long list. Long way home is her first album.
B'lieve I'm goin' (deep) down... by Kurt Vile
Influenced by Pavement, Springsteen and Neil Young. Kurt Vile is a critically acclaimed songwriter.
Beneath the skin by Of Monsters and Men
Icelandic indie folk pop. This is the follow up to their massive hit album My Head Is an Animal, which contained the hit single Little talks.
In Search of Harperfield by Emma Pollock
The third solo outing from the ex-Delgados vocalist, In Search of Harperfield is Emma Pollock's most revealing and adventurous set of songs to date.