A radio and television presenter will be DJing in the woods for a popular festival he describes as one of his "favourite gigs of the year".
Dermot O’Leary will take to the decks for a Sunday afternoon set at Latitude Festival, which runs between July 23 to 26.
His appearance will mark part of the 20th anniversary celebrations of the festival at Henham Park, a familiar spot he has played regularly since 2011.
Mr O'Leary said: "Latitude is my home festival in every sense.
"I grew up just up the A12 in Colchester, and playing the woods is honestly one of my favourite gigs of the year.
"A Sunday afternoon under the trees, sun coming through the leaves, everyone singing along to records they'd forgotten they loved - there's no better way to round off a festival.
"And what a year to be back. The line-up is basically my record collection come to life."
Before becoming a household name through television, Mr O’Leary started out behind the decks at Essex Radio and later presented on XFM.
He is best known for hosting the X Factor in 2007 and currently co-presents ITV’s This Morning alongside Alison Hammond on Fridays.
On radio, he hosts BBC Radio 2’s Saturday breakfast show and Alternative Sounds of the 90s, which he produces with his company, Ora et Labora.
This year’s line-up includes headliners David Byrne, Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi in the Obelisk Arena, as well as comedians Sara Pascoe and Sue Perkins in the Comedy Arena.
