Lionel Richie, Snow Patrol, & Duran Duran for Isle of Wight Festival 2020

<s>Isle of Wight Festival</s&g.. 2020 - Lionel Richie — Photo credit: Jason Richardson

Isle of Wight Festival - CANCELLED 2020

Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th June 2020
Seaclose Park, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 2DN, England MAP
£185 for the weekend; one day £70

Daily capacity: 90,000

The first acts including headliners have been revealed for next year's Isle Of Wight Festival which returns to Newport on the Isle of Wight from Thursday 11th until Sunday 14th June 2020.

On the Main Stage, on Friday there's co-headliners of Lionel Richie, and Lewis Capaldi, while the stage will be closed by special guests of Pete Tong presents Ibiza Classics. Also on Friday is Becky Hill. Saturday also has co-headliners with Snow Patrol, and The Chemical Brothers (live), along with Sam Fender, and James Arthur (hurray, he's finally got a festival!). Sunday has an UK festival exclusive from Duran Duran, plus there's also Supergrass, and Dido.

In the Big Top, there's headliners of Happy Mondays (Thursday), Primal Scream (Friday), and Kaiser Chiefs, (Saturday), . Also announced today are Example, JC Stewart, Maisie Peters, Shed Seven, Sigma, and The Manor.

Lionel said: "I'm excited to be playing at The Isle of Wight Festival next summer. It's the first time I've performed at the festival and I can't think of a better way to start the summer! It's a festival steeped in music history - Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones have all headlined and I'm honoured to be joining the esteemed list! See you all there."

Lewis said: "Buzzing to be playing The Isle of Wight Festival next year!! Going to try and keep the other day clear so I can get a few scoops in after I play! See ya next year yaaaaaaas"

Tickets will go on sale at 9am on Friday 6th December, priced as follows:-
Weekend with / without Camping: £185
Islander: £145
Student: £170
Teen (13-17): £165
Child (6-12): £5
Infant (5 & under): Free
Payment plans available

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