About turn on refunds for EXPERIENCE 1970 ticket holders
Chris Hewitt says, "Despite initially saying tickets were non-refundable, I must do the decent thing and make sure ticket holders are refunded"
All Wight Now was conceived as a project to celebrate the 50th Anniversaries of the original Isle of Wight Festivals of 1968, 1969 and 1970 – the music, the memories and the legacy.
The name, All Wight Now, recalls one of the biggest-selling singles of 1970: “All Right Now” – performed live by ‘Free’ during their iconic set on the last day of the 1970 Festival at Afton.
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Chris Hewitt says, "Despite initially saying tickets were non-refundable, I must do the decent thing and make sure ticket holders are refunded"
The event to honour the 50th anniversary of the original Isle of Wight Festival have just announced that they’re cancelling
Organisers of the event have reluctantly accepted that Covid-19 restrictions made this September’s Festival impossible to stage
Island Choirs and a bus, coach or mini-bus service are sought for Experience 70, the 50th anniversary celebration of the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival
The man who provided the soundtrack to a rock generation will be heading to the Isle of Wight in September, along with the legendary Arthur Brown, to take part in the Experience 1970 festival
Artists and festival-goers gathered at the County Showground on Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Isle of Wight Festival.
The Bash was given a seal of approval on Tuesday from the man who revived the IW Festival in 2002. Tickets still for sale, grab them while you can.
The Million Dollar Bash is a one-day festival on Saturday 31 August, at the County Showground, near Cowes, honouring the anniversary of Dylan’s legendary event.
Fifty years after Bob Dylan made his now-legendary appearance at the 1969 Isle of Wight Festival, he's made an incredible gesture to a new festival about to honour the anniversary.
Why does the Isle of Wight not have a permanent centre to rival Woodstock? asks those behind the Million Dollar Bash.
Controversial George Galloway, the firebrand former MP and broadcaster, rocked up at the London launch of the Island’s Million Dollar Bash festival – the event set to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1969 IW ‘Bob Dylan’ festival.
All Wight Now's Million Dollar Bash has confirmed they will be working with leading dementia charity, Playlist for Life, to make this year's 50th anniversary festival dementia friendly and fully inclusive.