Isle of Wight Festival: Robbie Williams, Fat Boy Slim and Kings of Leon to headline - pre-sale tickets available now
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Marking the 25th anniversary since the festival was resurrected, the 2027 headliners have been revealed
Fatboy Slim, Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon will headline the Isle of Wight Festival next summer as it celebrates the 25th edition since its revival in 2002.
The three acts will top the bill at Sky presents the Isle of Wight Festival, which takes place from June 17 to 20 next year.
Fatboy Slim will headline the Main Stage on Friday, bringing hits including Praise You and Right Here, Right Now to the festival.
Robbie Williams will take centre stage on Saturday, with a set expected to feature some of his biggest songs, including Angels, Rock DJ and Let Me Entertain You.
The singer has sold more than 90m albums worldwide and has 16 UK number one albums to his name.
Multi-Grammy and BRIT Award-winning American rock band Kings of Leon will close the festival on Sunday, June 20.
The band, known for songs including Sex on Fire and Use Somebody, have headlined major festivals around the world, including Glastonbury and Coachella.
They will be joined by a host of other acts, including Bastille, Courteeners, Becky Hill, Myles Smith, Kaiser Chiefs, Rudimental, 5 Seconds of Summer and Inhaler.
The line-up also features Jack Savoretti, Keo, T’Pau, Scouting for Girls, The Cardigans, The Lilacs, Cruz Beckham & The Breakers, Aaron Rowe, Logicaltramp and Rick Parfitt Jnr Band, with further announcements expected.
Festival director Caroline Giddings said the headline acts offered something different for the weekend, with a mix of artists appealing to different generations and musical tastes.
She added that the festival experience extended beyond the main stages, highlighting its food, entertainment and spaces for people to spend time together.
Alongside the live music, festivalgoers will be able to visit a range of entertainment areas, including Electro Love, featuring tribute acts, live bands and DJs playing music from the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.
Other attractions include the Hipshaker Lounge, offering funk, soul, ska and indie music, and Kashmir Café, where Island-brewed ales and live music help raise money for Quay Arts.
Families will also have access to a Kidzone featuring theatre, magic, circus workshops, crafts and discos, with dedicated toddler and sensory spaces.
Sky, the festival's headline partner, will provide an area for visitors to relax and enjoy live performances. A limited number of tickets went on presale exclusively to PayPal customers at 8am on Friday, October 23, for up to 48 hours.
General sale begins at 8am on Monday, October 26.
Tickets are available through the Isle of Wight Festival website.