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Isle of Wight 2027 Lineup
Four June days at Seaclose Park in Newport, with Fatboy Slim, Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon heading the first acts for 2027.
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About Isle of Wight 2027
Isle of Wight Festival 2027 runs Thursday June 17 to Sunday June 20 at Seaclose Park in Newport, the June home of a festival that dates back to 1968 and was revived in 2002. Fatboy Slim, Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon head the first announcement.
21 acts are named so far. Under the headliners sit Bastille, Courteeners, Kaiser Chiefs, Rudimental, Becky Hill, Myles Smith and 5 Seconds of Summer, and the rest leans into British pop nostalgia with T'Pau, Scouting for Girls and The Cardigans. No day split yet, so it is not known which night each headliner takes.
Expect pop, alternative, singer/songwriter and dance across 21 acts.
At a glance
- Dates
- –Thursday to Sunday, four days
- Where
- Seaclose Park, Newport, Isle of Wight, UK
- Lineup
- 21 acts
- Hours
- Gates open on Thursday 17 June and campers must leave the campsite by 2pm on Monday 21 June.
- Ages
- All ages. Under 16s must always be accompanied by a ticket holder over 18, with age checks at the gates. The bars run Challenge 25, so bring ID if you look under 25.
- Passes
- Weekend tickets are £330 with or without camping, and Islander Weekend is £299. Older children (9–12) are £45, younger children (3–8) £35 and infants (2 and under) free.
- Website
- Official site
Isle of Wight 2027 lineup: all 21 acts
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Nashville's Followill family band, from the raw Southern garage rock of Youth & Young Manhood to the arena-sized 'Sex on Fire' and 'Use Somebody'. Ten albums in and still a brothers' operation.
Rock
The Take That kid who became Britain's biggest solo showman: 'Angels', 'Feel' and 'Rock DJ', sung back by the whole field, with banter between every one.
PopBritpop
Sydney pop-rock veterans who long outgrew their boy-band billing, with arena-sized hooks, real instruments, and a pop-punk past that still sneaks into the setlist.
Pop-rock
Dan Smith's band, whose chanted hook on 'Pompeii' set the template: brooding synth-pop with stadium-sized choruses and a habit of reworking other people's songs on mixtapes.
Alternative
Big-voiced singer who became UK dance music's go-to topline vocalist, from Oliver Heldens' 'Gecko (Overdrive)' to her own euphoric house-pop singles.
Dance
Manchester guitar band fronted by Liam Fray, whose terrace-ready anthems like 'Not Nineteen Forever' sustain a fiercely loyal hometown following.
Alternative
'I Predict a Riot' still starts one, and these Leeds lads keep mid-2000s indie's terrace-chant energy alive.
Indie-rock
British singer-songwriter whose 'Stargazing' went stratospheric, with folk-pop hooks built to be shouted back.
Singer/songwriter
Hackney collective pairing drum and bass with big soul vocals and a full live band, behind 'Feel the Love' with John Newman and 'Waiting All Night' with Ella Eyre.
Dance
Aaron Rowe
Singer/songwriter
Cruz Beckham & The Breakers
Dublin four-piece trading in big-reverb guitar hooks and baritone vocals, closer to eighties post-punk radio than the Britpop revival they get filed with.
Alternative
Husky-voiced songwriter who moved from acoustic folk toward lush, cinematic European pop steeped in 1960s and 70s glamour.
Singer/songwriter
KEO
British band giving grunge-weight guitars and nineties indie rock a new run behind Finn Keogh's raw voice.
Pop
Logicaltramp
Rick Parfitt Jnr Band
London piano-pop band led by Roy Stride, behind the bouncy singalongs 'She's So Lovely' and 'This Ain't a Love Song'. Hooky choruses built for crowds.
Pop
Carol Decker's band, named after a Star Trek character, behind the soaring late-'80s ballad 'China in Your Hand' and the taut synth-rock of 'Heart and Soul'.
Pop
Swedish band who moved from the lounge-tinged sweetness of 'Lovefool' to the darker, sleeker rock of 'My Favourite Game', with Nina Persson's cool, detached vocals throughout.
Pop
The Lilacs
Indie rock
The headliners
Fatboy Slim · Right here, right now: big beat's showman, still one of the best party DJs alive, wielding 'Praise You' like a communal sacrament. Big beat and a party DJ set built around 'Praise You'.
Robbie Williams · The Take That kid who became Britain's biggest solo showman: 'Angels', 'Feel' and 'Rock DJ', sung back by the whole field, with banter between every one. A greatest-hits pop show with 'Angels' and 'Rock DJ' and plenty of talking between songs.
Kings of Leon · Nashville's Followill family band, from the raw Southern garage rock of Youth & Young Manhood to the arena-sized 'Sex on Fire' and 'Use Somebody'. Ten albums in and still a brothers' operation. Southern garage rock grown into arena anthems like 'Sex on Fire'.
Up-and-comers to catch early
Inhaler · Dublin guitar band with big reverb hooks and a baritone singer, closer to 80s post-punk radio than to 2020s indie.
Myles Smith · Folk-pop with choruses built for a field to shout back.
Jack Savoretti · A husky voice over lush, cinematic European pop.
Other acts worth planning around
Rudimental · Drum and bass with big soul vocals and a full live band.
Kaiser Chiefs · Mid-2000s indie with terrace-chant choruses.
The Cardigans · From the sweet lounge pop of 'Lovefool' to darker, sleeker rock.
Isle of Wight 2027 lineup FAQ
When is Isle of Wight Festival 2027?
Thursday June 17 to Sunday June 20, 2027. Campers must leave the campsite by 2pm on Monday June 21.
Where is Isle of Wight Festival held?
Seaclose Park in Newport, on the Isle of Wight.
Who is headlining Isle of Wight Festival 2027?
Fatboy Slim, Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon.
How many acts are playing?
21 acts are named so far, from the first announcement.
Are day-by-day lineups or set times published?
Not yet. Nothing says which day each act plays.
Is Isle of Wight Festival all ages?
Yes. Under 16s must always be with a ticket holder over 18, with age checks at the gates, and the bars run Challenge 25.
How much are tickets?
Weekend tickets are £330 with or without camping, and Islander Weekend is £299. Children aged 9 to 12 are £45, 3 to 8 are £35, and 2 and under are free.
How do I work out which acts I'd like?
Type a few artists you already love into the search at the top of this page and you'll get ranked matches, with reasons.
What time does Isle of Wight 2027 start and end?
Gates open on Thursday 17 June and campers must leave the campsite by 2pm on Monday 21 June.
When is Isle of Wight 2028?
Not announced yet. This page carries Isle of Wight 2027 and will carry the 2028 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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