It's a month until this year's Latitude Festival visits sunny Southwold, yet still more artists are being added to the already packed bill. This week's additions are as follows:

Lake Stage: James Blake (below), Gary Nock, Gabriella Noble

Film & Music Arena: BAFTA Q&A with Ralph Fiennes & screening of Senna plus Q&A with Asif Kapadia, and Richard Curtis interviews The Trip’s Steve Coogan & Rob Brydon, Alabama 3, Future Cinema: The Guillemots live scoring Dreams, Arcade Fire’s Scenes From The Suburbs, Beastie Boys’ Fight For Your Right Revisited, Jay Rayner, Just Do It, Powder, Tiny Furniture, Seamonsters, Killing Bono, Chris Shepherd presents Dog Judo, Get Well Soon & Bad Night For The Blues, Automate, Disco, PJ Harvey short films, Tiny Elephants, Confessions

Literary Arena: WordTheatre with Very Special Guests, Deborah Kay Davies, Patrick Barkham, Jay Rayner, The Humble Quest for Universal Genius Quiz, Self made hero presents Johnny Cash and Hellraisers

Theatre Arena: David Luff and Network Solutions, supported by Old Vic New Voices

Cabaret Arena: Spymonkey, Ronnie King, Diane Spencer, Sue Maclaine, Jacksons Lane presents Slingshot Theatre

Literary Salon: Kate Spicer

Comedy Arena: Robin Ince, Joe Bor

Poetry Arena: Julian Sands, Wayne Holloway-Smith, Mark Grist, Mab Jones, Harry Baker, Nikky Norton, Rob Auton, Trio Thaddeus ~

Outdoor Theatre: Up In Arms, Eyebrow Productions

Pandora's Playground: Circus Space, Flabbergast, The Beaux Belles

The Faraway Forest: The Night Circus

Sunrise Arena: Cats Eyes, When Saints Go Machine

As always, tickets for the festival can be picked up from the Latitude Website.