Isle of Wight music

Go home with a spring in your step and a warm glow in your heart from this benefit concert raising money for orphans in Kenya.

This family-run Isle of Wight festival offers two days of fun, with family-friendly circus shows, workshops, live music, mechanical monsters, knights with flaming swords, an over 18s burlesque cabaret show and more! Book now to avoid disappointment.

Get to the Exchange early to ensure you secure one of those limited edition RSD vinyl releases and hang around for the day to listen to live music from Island talent.

Wight Noize allows young musicians the opportunity to be involved in a professional music industry showcase and get constructive feedback from industry professionals. Find out how to take part.

You can show your support for the Platform One degree students who are about to go on tour in Holland, by heading to Strings in Newport on Thursday for their warm-up gig.

There are less than 60 tickets left for the May concert and less than 50 for the final concert in July.

Festival-goers at this year's The Isle of Wight Festival are encouraged to don their finest ‘60s attire to experience the theme of Summer of ‘69 – Peace and Love.

Applications for financial help with buying instruments, paying for exams, or travelling to lessons, were invited from musicians aged between 11 and 18.

Fancy "having a giggle with friends and throwing some dodgy shapes on the dance floor to some top quality dance music whilst raising money for a youth project? Good Vibes is for you.

The Isle of Wight Venue Campaign has a special treat for folk and rock lovers on Saturday 27th July at Ventnor Fringe Festival. Book now for Kindred Spirit, Uncle Rust and Doozer McDooze!

The latest Cantata Choir concert was thoroughly enjoyed by choir and audience. Read on for review of the concert.