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Latitude Festival line-up announced tonight
Monday, March 5, 2012
9:48 AM
The line-up to Latitude Festival will be announced this evening as tickets for this year’s event go on sale.
The music and arts festival, which is held in Henham Park, near Southwold, returns on July 12-15, with the founder Melvin Benn promising a few surprises.
A launch event is to be held at the Century Club, in London, tonight with the announcement then made online as tickets go on sale at 7.15pm.
Weekend tickets will be £175 plus booking fee, while day tickets are £75 plus booking fee.
To see the line-up announcement visit this website at 7.15pm.
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2 comments
I'm not sure if the festival being on-site for a few weeks (allowing for set-up and clear-up) out of a year makes that much difference to it's ecology. The festival does try to have as little impact as posible with it's recycling and transport initiatives. Maybe we should go back to eating raw meat and living in caves?
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BabyDavid
Monday, March 5, 2012
After the festival continously using the same grounds, year after year, what is the state of the ecology and grounds on the Henham estate? or does this not matter to them?
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ingo wagenknecht
Monday, March 5, 2012