Isle of Wight Festival tickets on sale today!

The Isle of Wight Festival has confirmed its return to Seaclose Park from 17–20 June 2027, with tickets for the landmark 25th edition on sale today.

Isle of Wight Festival 2027 tickets: Everything you need to know

• Isle of Wight Festival 2027 takes place from 17–20 June 2027
• The event marks the 25th edition since the festival’s return in 2002
• Tickets are on sale today at isleofwightfestival.com
• Last weekend’s festival welcomed a sold-out crowd of 55,000 people

Following another successful year, Sky presents the Isle of Wight Festival has announced dates for its 2027 event, which will return to Seaclose Park from 17–20 June.

The announcement comes after a sold-out 2026 festival weekend, which featured headline performances from Calvin Harris, Lewis Capaldi and The Cure.

Festivalgoers also enjoyed standout sets from Teddy Swims, Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter and Tom Grennan, while The Kooks, Wet Leg, The Last Dinner Party and The K’s were among the many acts drawing crowds across the site.

Elsewhere across the weekend, performances from Anastacia, Five, KT Tunstall, Rita Ora, Perrie and David Gray kept audiences singing along, while rising stars Alessi Rose, Rose Gray, Luvcat and The Molotovs delivered some of the festival’s breakout moments.

Away from the main stages, visitors made the most of the festival’s wider attractions, from line dancing at the Last Chance Saloon to exploring local food and drink at The Grove.

Festival Director Caroline Giddings said:

“To see 55,000 people come together on the Isle of Wight this weekend was incredibly special. We’d like to thank everyone who joined us, as well as the artists, partners, suppliers, local community, and the many people who work and volunteer to make the festival happen each year. Planning for next year is already underway and we’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back to Seaclose Park.”

About the Isle of Wight Festival

First held in 1968, the Isle of Wight Festival quickly became one of the most iconic events in music history, welcoming legendary artists including Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and The Who during its original run.

Since returning in 2002, the festival has hosted some of the world’s biggest names, including The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Sting, Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Amy Winehouse and Jay-Z.

The 2027 event will celebrate the 25th Isle of Wight Festival since its revival, marking a significant milestone in the festival’s modern history. Get your tickets at isleofwightfestival.com