Three Rivers Music Festival has unveiled the first names for its 2026 edition, returning to Durrants Farm in Porchfield from 29th–31st May.
Dub Pistols, Jaguar Skills, The Undercover Hippy, Born ina Barn, Fellowship of Groove and Jay Eatwell are among the initial wave of artists confirmed, blending national touring talent with much-loved Isle of Wight performers.
The festival will also grow its dance offering with a dedicated woodland stage and late-night takeovers curated by Isle of Wight collectives Pressure, Beats on Tap and Shack Promotions.
Three Rivers began as a small reggae gathering created by local organisers who wanted an event rooted in Island character, community and values. Early editions were intimate, family-focused and centred around roots music, gradually evolving into one of the Island’s strongest home-grown festivals.
Weekend tickets remain at £60 for adults, £30 for teens, and free for under-12s accompanied by an adult. Camping is included for all ticket types, with parking by donation, £30 campervan passes and glamping available through Eve’s Teepees.
Festival director Dan Anderson said:
*“The mix of live acts, DJs and local promoters reflects what Three Rivers is all about — great music, community involvement and an affordable weekend for families and festival-goers of all ages.
Three Rivers has always been built on Island spirit. The name represents the connections between communities across the Isle of Wight, and that theme runs right through everything we do. We want to create a festival that feels welcoming, friendly and genuinely part of the local culture.”*
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Tickets for the 2026 Three Rivers Festival are on sale now at threeriversfest.uk.
