A lot can change in 20 years. Take Suffolk’s Latitude Festival, for example.
When founder Melvin Benn launched it in 2006, it was a modest affair with a peak daily attendance of just 4,500 and some pink-coloured sheep.
Fast forward two decades, and it now attracts as many 45,000 festival goers every day – or 135,000 festival goers over the course of the weekend.
Over the years, the likes of Tom Jones, Ed Sheeran, Lana Del Rey, Florence and the Machine and Sting have wowed the Henham Park crowd.
For the 20th edition, that job will fall to headliners David Byrne, Teddy Swims, and Lewis Capaldi, with each wanting to have their own special festival moment.
But what other key moments from the music and arts event’s 20-year history spring to mind?