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Isle of Wight Festival 2017

  • Seaclose Park, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
  • 8-11 June 2017
Isle of Wight Festival 2017
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Rock and pop in the English channel

Isle of Wight Festival is a rock and pop music festival with bags of history. First held in 1968 but with a long break from 1970 to 2002, it's one of Europe's biggest and most impressively storied festivals.

From Jimi Hendrix and The Who to Fleetwood Mac, Faithless and The Who again in 2016, IOW's lineups have always been full of the biggest bands around – while also standing out from the rest of the continent's festival crowd.

A healthy dose of comedy, cabaret and poetry also play their part as the island is transformed into one big weekend party, just as it was 48 years ago for the very first time.

Lineup


Electro Love 80s

  • 80s UV Bubble Party Jakey Chan feat. LVB Dance
    21:30
  • Twisted Takeover
    21:00
  • George Michael by Rob Lamberti
    20:00
  • Duran 2
    19:00
  • Rocco and Reno feat. Dr Ron
    18:00

Cirque de la Quirk



Main Stage


Big Top: Girls' Night Out


Electro Love 80s

  • Russell the Love Muscle feat. Danceatomic
    00:00
  • Rayz 80s Video Party
    23:00
  • Groove Union
    22:00
  • The Prince Xperience
    21:00
  • Blonde Bombshell
    20:00
  • Gloria Miller is Simply Tina Turner
    19:00
  • Miyagi
    18:00
  • Hashtag Back to the 1980s
    17:00
  • Divalicious
    16:00

Cirque de la Quirk




Big Top: Pop Goes The Big Top


Kashmir Café


Electro Love 80s

  • 80s UV Bubble Party Jakey Chan feat. LVB Dance
    00:00
  • Little Chef's Discotheque
    23:00
  • Twisted Takeover
    22:00
  • Mocky Horror Show
    21:00
  • Guns or Roses
    20:00
  • ReWired
    19:00
  • Reno Plays the Hits
    18:30
  • Hairforce5
    17:00
  • Kevin 17
    16:00
  • Wham vs MJ DJ Battle
    15:30
  • #Daddance
    15:00
  • Juicebox
    14:00
  • The Nuberryz
    13:00
  • Jodie Topp's the 80s
    12:00
  • Radio Rocco & Reno
    11:00

Cirque de la Quirk

  • Stanton Warriors
  • Deekline
  • Slamboree Sound System
  • The Showhawk Duo
  • Voodoo Lynch Mob
  • Offbeat & The Swinghoppers
  • Sock Wrestling
  • Bad Mutha Funker
  • Kingz Of Vocals
  • Basement83
  • The Din
  • The Hat Club
  • Everon Goen


Big Top: Rock The Big Top


Electro Love 80s

  • Electro Love 80s Closing Party
    20:30
  • Skatonic Play Madness
    19:00
  • Ben a Tribute to Michael Jackson
    18:00
  • Tasha Leaper is Madonna
    17:00
  • Handsome Dave Rocker
    16:00
  • The Cure Heads
    15:00
  • RiFF RAFF
    14:00
  • Stage Fright
    13:00
  • Carisbrooke College Uke Band
    12:30
  • Al Pacas Studio 55
    12:00
  • Something About Mondays do 80s
    11:00

Cirque de la Quirk



Kashmir Café

  • Plastic Mermaids
  • The Ohmz vs. Bigtopp
  • Willie and the Bandits
  • Tankus the Henge
  • Bare Jams
  • Signals.
  • Bullybones
  • Rusty Shackle
  • Weatherkings
  • Zockha
  • The Baron Strange
  • Confed. Fred
  • The Damien Paul Band
  • Nakamarra
  • Polar Maps
  • Nigel Thomas
  • Doug Alldred and the Silver Lining
  • The Dance Preachers
  • Uhuru
  • The Sail Patter
  • Josh Renton
  • and the Wildfires
  • Polly and the Worm
  • Reg Against the Machine
  • Bridges
  • Angelina
  • Claydon Connor
  • Reminders
  • Avocado Sunrise
  • The Dinnerjazz Revolutionaries
  • Lauran Hibberd
  • Church and Ivory
  • L.
  • Russell Joslin feat. Sarah McCaig
  • Mark Lotterman
  • Red SQWRL
  • Laminate Everything
  • Fugitive Orchestra
  • Spike Oatley
  • Lewis Shepperd
  • Charlie O'Riain
  • The Medina Ukulele Orchestra
  • Butterfly Culture
  • Something About Mondays

Jack Rocks with This Feeling

Located off England's south coast, connected by ferry and hovercraft services from Southampton, Portsmouth, Lymington and Southsea. Newport is the biggest town on the island.


Address

Seaclose Park, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 2EA, United Kingdom

FAQs

Getting to the Isle of Wight is very simple. All you need to do is get yourself to one of the four mainland ferry ports at Southampton, Portsmouth, Lymington or Southsea.

Southampton: Red Funnel offers two services: the ferry from Southampton to East Cowes or the Red Jet from Southampton to West Cowes. There are bus stations at both Cowes’ terminals where you can catch the bus to take you directly to the Festival if you are on foot.

Portsmouth & Lymington: Wightlink operates two services, one from Lymington to Yarmouth (35min crossing) and the other from Portsmouth to Fishbourne (40min crossing). There are bus stations at both Island terminals where you can catch the bus to take you directly to Festival.

Southsea: Hovertravel operates a hovercraft service - only for those on foot - from Southsea to Ryde. A bus service is available in Ryde for transport to the Festival.

Alternatively, there are taxi services running from all ports if you'd rather take one instead of the bus. 

All ages can attend Isle of Wight Festival, and those under 12 get in for free – but they must still be booked in advance.

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