18 more acts for Isle of Wight Festival

Isle of Wight Festival 2015

Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th June 2015
Seaclose Park, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 2DN, England MAP
£195 with camping

Daily capacity: 90,000

Groove Armada (DJ set), Chicks on Speed, and Coasts top the latest acts confirmed for the Isle of Wight Festival which takes place at Newport's Seaclose Park from Thursday 11th until Sunday 14th June 2015.

Also confirmed are Ruen Brothers, Pretty Vicious, and David Bowie producer Tony Visconti teams up with Woody Woodmansey and Glenn Gregory asVisconti & Woodmansey with Glenn Gregory and their appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival marks the first time Tony and Woody have shared a stage since 1971. Their show will see a performance of Bowie’s seminal 1970 album 'The Man Who Sold The World', plus other classic Bowie songs.

Acts confirmed for The Garden Stage are Ben Montague, Bethia Beadman, Claydon Connor, The Carnabys, Germein Sisters, Little Eye, Honey Ryder, The High Kings, King Eider, Pronghorn, James Walsh, and Tim Arnold.

Sunday headliners Fleetwood Mac, both The Prodigy, and The Black Keys are Friday's two headlining acts, and joining them on the bill will be Paolo Nutini, Pharrell Williams, Billy Idol, James, Imelda May, Paul Oakenfold, Kodaline, Counting Crows, You Me At Six, First Aid Kit, Courteeners, Suzanne Vega, Ash, Foxes, Sharon Corr, Lightning Seeds, Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band, The View, Ali Campbell, Ian Anderson plays the best of Jethro Tull, La Femme, Sheppard, Jessie Ware, The Struts, Jess Glynne and Kool & the Gang.

They are more acts to be confirmed.

To see who is playing when see the Isle of Wight Music Festival line-up page.

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Tickets are priced at £195 with camping, a teen (aged 13-17 years) ticket is priced at £145, a studen ticket is priced at £180. Children aged 12 and under can attend free of charge.

Tickets without camping are priced at £185. A car park pass is priced at £15, and a campervan ticket is priced at £120.

Prices do not include booking fees.

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