Southampton-based band The Novatones opened up the final day of this year’s Isle Of Wight Festival, which turned out to be the best day of the whole weekend with Queen + Adam Lambert bringing it to a close (12/06/16).
The Who headlined the Saturday, on a day where the smaller acts gained more exposure due to the below-par line-ups on the bigger stages (11/06/16).
Busted made their first festival appearance since reuniting, whilst Sigma provided an afterparty to remember (10/06/16).
Status Quo headlined the Big Top on the Thursday of this year’s Isle Of Wight Festival (09/06/16).
The Edge’s Live Editor gives his list of bands to look forward to and check out at this year’s Isle Of Wight Festival.
Queen, Stereophonics, Faithless and The Who will headline Isle of Wight Festival 2016 at Seaclose Park in Newport (09/06/16 – 12/06/16).
The legendary British rock group have today been confirmed as the final headliners for this year’s Isle Of Wight Festival.
The winners of this year’s ‘Live and Unsigned’ competition will be awarded with a slot on the main stage and will also get the chance to record at the Skinny Mammoth studio.
The Kills, Ocean Colour Scene and Mike + The Mechanics have also been added to this year’s line up.
Twin Atlantic, Sigma, Gabrielle Aplin, The Corrs and Lissie have also been added to the line-up for next year’s festival.
Queen and Adam Lambert are set to headline the final day of the event, which will take place from 9th-12th June 2016.
Sian Blewitt and Amy Bolton took the ferry over to the Isle of Wight for this year’s festival headlined by Fleetwood Mac, Blur, and The Prodigy (11/06/15-14/06/15)
The iconic US band will headline the festival on the Sunday.
Sunday was truly the most spectacular of all our days at Seaclose Park.