Three Rivers Music Festival has announced a major site expansion for 2026, taking over a brand-new area of Durrants Farm in Porchfield and creating even more space for families, music lovers and the Island community to come together during May half term, from 29th to 31st May on the Isle of Wight.
Now entering its third edition, the independently run festival continues to grow while maintaining its strong community focus.
The expanded site will allow for improved layout, accessibility, additional experiences and enhanced facilities across the weekend.
Headline acts
At the heart of the festival is the Main Stage, sponsored by Red Funnel.
The Main Stage will feature headline acts including Dub Pistols and The Undercover Hippy, alongside circus performances from Wyldsfire and a diverse programme of live bands and DJs introduced by compere Bobbin Dixon.
Nipper’s Corner
Family-friendly programming remains central to the festival’s ethos.
Nipper’s Corner, the dedicated children’s area created in partnership with New Carnival Company, will offer creative play, workshops and a children’s carnival on Sunday morning.
Living-history reenactment
Living-history group Whitwara will also be on site, hosting a reenactment area and tournament on Saturday morning.
Community Village
The Community Village will host local traders, charities and craft stalls, alongside the Local Bands Stage with a special takeover from Ryde-based charity Aspire.
The Woodland Stage, set in a woodland dell, will feature evening takeovers from Shack Promotions, Beats on Tap and Pressure, plus daytime spoken-word sessions and open-mic performances.
Wellness area
A Zen Den wellness area will offer yoga, breathwork, sound baths and meditation, while a curated selection of food traders and varied camping options, including campervans and luxury glamping, complete the experience.
Book now
Adult weekend tickets are £60 including camping, with kids under 13 going free.
For tickets and full details, visit the website.
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