Isle of Wight Festival has unveiled a second wave of artists set to appear at the 2026 event at Seaclose Park in Newport.
See the latest 2026 line-up below
Organisers have added a mix of established chart-toppers, indie favourites and rising stars to an already high-profile bill.
Northern Irish indie band Two Door Cinema Club, dance music hitmaker Joel Corry, former Little Mix star Perrie and rock veterans Ash are among the latest names confirmed for the festival, which returns from June 18 to 21.
Two Door Cinema Club, Alessi, Joel Corry, Ash and Perrie (Image: PA/Facebook/Paul Blackley)
They join previously announced headliners Lewis Capaldi, Calvin Harris and The Cure, as well as acts including Teddy Swims, Wet Leg, Tom Grennan, The Last Dinner Party, The Kooks and David Gray.
Two Door Cinema Club are set to return to the Island following a successful year of global touring.
Best known for tracks such as What You Know and I Can Talk, the band has long been a popular live draw at UK festivals.
Fellow Northern Irish group Ash will also make an appearance, bringing more than three decades of rock anthems, including Girl From Mars and Shining Light.
DJ and producer Joel Corry, a multi-Brit Award nominee, will bring a dance-focused set to the festival, featuring hits such as Head & Heart and OUT OUT.
The latest Isle of Wight Festival 2026 line-up (Image: IW Festival)
He will be joined by Hot Dub Time Machine, whose high-energy “time-travelling” DJ shows have become a festival favourite.
Pop singer Perrie will make her solo IW Festival debut following the launch of her post-Little Mix career, while rising British talent Alessi Rose and Doncaster-born singer-songwriter Freddie Halkon are also newly confirmed.
The latest announcement also includes indie stalwarts Maximo Park, currently celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album A Certain Trigger, and fast-rising duo Good Neighbours, who broke through with the multi-platinum single Home.
Indie newcomers The K’s, whose recent album Pretty On The Internet reached number one, and Scottish post-punk band The Twilight Sad further strengthen the guitar-led side of the line-up.
They are joined by disco-influenced pop artist Rose Gray, LA-based duo Voila, and Nirvana tribute Elvana, known for their high-energy festival performances.
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