Later this week Quay Arts will be hosting its largest fundraiser of the year.
It’s the return of the Kashmir Cafe tent at Isle of Wight Festival, offering a thrilling mix of sounds and styles that promise to entertain festival goers throughout the weekend.
See OnTheWight’s event listings for full details.
Thursday’s Ensemble
The series kicks off this Thursday with an exciting line-up that will keep the audience on their toes.
The evening begins at 6pm with Slick Minded Individuals setting the tone for what’s to come. Up next Tash Hills will take to the stage, promising a performance not to be missed.
The momentum continues to build as Tuba Libres step into the limelight at 8.30pm, ushering in the night with their unique sounds.
The day’s grand finale, a firm favourite for festival-goers Tankus the Henge (pictured above courtesy of © Sophie Hervet) will take to the stage at 9.45pm, ensuring the night ends on a high note.
Friday’s Musical Medley
Friday brings an even more packed schedule to the Kashmir Cafe. Phoenix will kick off the day’s events at noon, providing the perfect lunchtime entertainment.
At 4pm, Oh Funk! will bring their electrifying energy to the stage, followed by Hourglvss at 5.15pm.
The musical journey continues with Electric Milk at 6.15pm, and The Appalled at 7.15pm, each adding their unique flair to the mix.
As the night unfolds, Dead Lights will take the stage at 8.30pm, followed by Oh! Gunquit at 9.30pm.
The late-night revellers will be treated to Joe Nelson at 10.15pm, Bugeye at 10.45pm, Hit Disco at 11.30pm, and finally Jo-Jo and The Teeth at 11.45pm, ensuring a night full of diverse musical experiences.
Saturday’s Symphony
The musical marathon continues into Saturday, offering an array of performances throughout the day.
Cara Goodrem will kick off the day at 11.15am, followed by Emellia at 12.45pm. The afternoon will see Love Always, SKM at 1.45pm, followed by a dual performance from Fronglands PK and Ulysees Wells at 2.30pm.
The beats continue with Steve Young and The Real Time Players at 3.30pm, and Panda Swim at 5.30pm.
The evening will be rounded off with Beth Brookfield at 6.30pm, and finally, Baron Strange and The Blackbyrds at 7.30pm, ensuring a thrilling end to a vibrant weekend of music at the Kashmir Cafe.
With such a diverse line-up, this series of events is sure to offer something for every music lover. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the vibrant musical culture of the Isle of Wight at the Kashmir Cafe.
Image: Tankus the Henge © Sophie Hervet
