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Don't miss this online folk concert in aid of the Quay Arts Centre taking place this coming Sunday (23rd). Details within
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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Great news for the four piece from the Isle of Wight, as their latest track is played all week on BBC R1
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Check out this great line-up of live entertainment in Ryde over the next three weekends - details within
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Once again students attending the Isle of Wight's Platform One College of Music produce excellent results
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Companies and event locations are urged to join #WeMakeEvents in lighting their building or structure in red in order to draw attention to the dramatic situation facing the events industry
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Dave Pontin said the response to the songwriting competition was incredible, with a diverse range of music from folk to metal
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Over the years many Islanders have travelled across the water to enjoy live bands performing at The Wedgewood Rooms - and some may have even helped with this Crowdfunder that has secured the future of The Wedge for a bit longer
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This new exhibition in West London celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the iconic Isle of Wight Festival. It runs until September so there's plenty of time to head up to see it
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After the 'absolute nightmare' of problems with FM transmission equipment, Angel Radio is now back on the air. Details within
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Another date for your diaries, as the Quay Arts Folk Club returns online this coming Sunday evening. As well as a number of Isle of Wight singers, you can see headliners Vicky Swan and Jonny Dyer from Essex.
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Organisers of the event have reluctantly accepted that Covid-19 restrictions made this September’s Festival impossible to stage
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Isle of Wight museums, theatres, live music venues, and those who work in those sectors, will be breathing a sigh of relief as a £1.57bn rescue package is announced
