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by Alexandra Pollard | Photos by WENN
11 reasons to go to Latitude festival 2015
From Alt-J to Portishead, here's what you need to check out
James Blake: He's just announced details of his third album, Radio Silence, the follow-up to his Mercury winning second LP Overgrown. If the new music he's teased so far is anything to go by, it's going to see Blake return to his earlier dubstep roots (expect sparse basslines and melodic licks) and should translate beautifully to a festival setting.
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The headliners alone - Alt-J, Portishead and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - demonstrate why Latitude is one of this country's best festivals.
But the acts lower down the bill deserve some attention too, as they're undoubtedly going to be the headliners of the future. In 2009 in fact, on their smallest stage, Latitude had Bombay Bicycle Club and The xx. As one of the rare festivals that manages both a genuinely eclectic lineup, a beautiful location and some genuinely funny comedy, we can't wait.
Here are just some of the reasons you need to go to Latitude 2015.
