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The iconic US band will headline the festival on the Sunday.
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Sunday was truly the most spectacular of all our days at Seaclose Park.
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Tantrums from Dappy, UKIP hate from The Specials, and a drunken Matt Healy of The 1975.
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‘With a solid sound, which is likeable, immediately recognisable yet original, Signals. live performances are even stronger than their recorded music, a rare talent in an industry which is normally so reliant on auto-tune’
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The Nashville brothers made a triumphant return to the Isle of Wight main stage, proving the reason why their Southern rock sound is so popular
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The legendary four-piece took to the stage with calm confidence, in the face of a 50,000 person crowd, at this years Isle of Wight Festival
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The three-piece brought their rock music to a perhaps slightly unaware audience, that mainly consisted of Lawson and Calvin Harris fans.
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The Nashville rockers will make their triumphant return to the festival after their 2011 performance, will you be there to witness it?
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Does the internationally renowned DJ know that Isle of Wight isn’t quite Ibiza?
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The scot-rock trio blast back to the top of the festival scene, following their triumph at last years Reading & Leeds Festival.
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This year’s line-up tempts all generations over to the sunny British island of Isle of Wight, a festival most definitely not to be missed.
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The band will headline the Sunday night of the festival.