This year’s Isle of Wight Festival line-up has been bolstered with a wave of new additions, including Two Door Cinema Club, Joel Corry, Rose Gray, Perrie, The K’s, Ash, Alessi Rose and more.
The other acts announced today are Hot Dub Time Machine, The Twilight Sad, Voilà, Chloe Qisha, Maxïmo Park, Good Neighbours, Freddie Halkon and Elvana, joining a stellar bill that already features headliners Lewis Capaldi, Calvin Harris and The Cure.
Northern Irish indie legends Two Door Cinema Club return to the festival following a massive year of global touring. Known for their infectious guitar hooks and dance-floor fillers like ‘What You Know’ and ‘I Can Talk’, the band remains one of the most consistent and beloved live acts in the UK.
Joining them are fellow countrymen Ash, celebrating over 30 years of anthemic rock hits, including ‘Girl From Mars’ and ‘Shining Light’.
Bringing the party to the Island is multi-BRIT Award-nominated DJ and producer Joel Corry. With a string of huge hits including ‘Head & Heart’ and ‘OUT OUT’, Joel is set to deliver one of the biggest dance sets of the weekend.
Also joining the party is the world’s first time-travelling dance party, Hot Dub Time Machine, and high-octane indie icons Maxïmo Park also join the bill.
The festival also welcomes Good Neighbours, rising indie stars The K’s, Alessi Rose, Freddie Halkon, Rose Gray, Voilà and Elvana.
Former Little Mix star Perrie will make her highly anticipated solo Isle of Wight Festival debut. Since launching her solo career, Perrie has captivated fans with her powerhouse vocals and hit singles ‘Forget About Us’ and ‘Tears’, proving her status as one of the UK’s premier pop vocalists.
Tickets to the iconic event are available now through https://www.thepriceiswight.co.uk/product/full-payment-iow-2026/.
Already sounds same ol crap.
you do realise that you do not have to attend, don’t you ??
if that’s how you feel I think, perhaps, that the 70,000 or so people who want to, and do, go, will be very glad you’re not there….
Let’s Hear your ideal line up
Two Door Cinema Club, good band. Saw them a few years ago.
Confirmation of old age: not recognising any of the names.