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Fringe Fridays bring the chance to experience live music from bands you may never have heard of before, and some you already love
Music
The Isle of Wight has a wealth of musical talent which we believe deserves to be celebrated.
Find out about up-and-coming bands and musicians, whether they be popular or classical, as well as those already established.
Read about upcoming gigs and concerts and make sure you don’t miss out.
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An intimate performance of Acoustic music with smooth harmony vocals and original songwriting (with the odd classic thrown in)
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Nina Ross brings an engaging repertoire of jazz with an air of folk, strong on storytelling
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Combining their spine-tingling tenor and bass-baritone voices to create stunning harmonies, it promises to be a spectacular musical evening
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For something completely different, 'Metamorhosis' explores the sound of two string instruments - the Scottish harp and the Finnish kantele (which has a bell-like sound)
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The Yorkshire born Singer / Songwriter, who has been writing since his heart was broken at the age of 15, comes to Ventnor Fringe Festival this July with wine, song and stories
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There is just one month to wait until the town of Ventnor is transformed into a vibrant hub of arts and culture. Keep an eye on the site today for details of a range of shows on offer
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Imagine sitting in a sunny field, with some of the best live music produced on the Isle of Wight being played for your pleasure. EarsPeeled will be making that a reality at the Ventnor Fringe Festival on 30th July
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There are many great reasons to volunteer your time to help out at Ventnor Fringe Festival including having great fun, gaining experience and making new friends
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The founder of Wight Proms has agreed to become an ambassador to help to raise the profile of Independent Arts over the next two years
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The band's second EP is due out on 24th June. See within for details of what to expect
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Listen to a conversation with co-director of the Fringe Festival, Jack Whitewood and Joe Plumb, winner of the Rouse Audience Choice Award for tips on 'how to Fringe'
