more music, comedy, and more for Latitude

Latitude which takes place at Henham Park Estate in Suffolk from Thursday 12th to Sunday 15th July 2006 have announced more of the non-musical entertainment on offer.

Curating a night in the Music & Film Arena is Mark Lamarr, with bands The Beat, Alabama 3, Broken Family Band, Edgar Jones And The Joneses, and Little George Sueref. Other new additions to this arena are Lautrec, Days of Being Wild, Future Cinema with Perico, Little Boat, Kora, and Richard Dedomenici.

New for the Comedy Arena are Bill Bailey and Phill Jupitus plus friends, as well as Arnab Chanda, joining a line-up already including Dylan Moran, Stuart Lee and Alan Carr.

Added to the Poetry Arena is Simon Armitage, while the Literary Arena has added Kester Aspden, and Molly McGrann.

The Theatre Arena has added Paines Plough, The Bush Theatre, Pegabovine, and Birds Of Britain, and last but by no means least, The Puppini Sisters have confirmed to play the Cabaret Arena.

For previously announced non-musical entertainment, see here.

Music at Latitude includes Damien Rice headlining the Friday, The Good, The Bad And The Queen headlining on the Saturday, and Arcade Fire headlining on the Sunday. Other confirmed musical acts include Jarvis Cocker, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, The Magic Numbers, CSS, Wilco, The Rapture, The National, Midlake, Tinariwen, The Gotan Project, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, Patrick Wolf, Albert Hammond Jr, and Explosions in the Sky - click here for all the details to date.

Tickets are now on sale, priced at £112 for the weekend. or £45 per day. To buy tickets, click here.

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