Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon to headline Isle of Wight Festival 2027

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Robbie Williams, Kings of Leon and Fatboy Slim will headline Isle of Wight Festival 2027 in June.

Robbie Williams, Kings of Leon and Fatboy Slim are among the headliners announced for Isle of Wight Festival 2027, marking the event's 25th anniversary since its 2002 revival. The festival runs from 17 to 20 June 2027, with Fatboy Slim performing Friday, Robbie Williams on Saturday and Kings of Leon closing on Sunday.

Robbie Williams will headline the Main Stage on Saturday, three years after his Isle of Wight Festival debut. At the 2023 festival, he performed to 55,000 revellers in a show he later described as 'one of the gigs of his life'. Fatboy Slim will open proceedings on Friday with hits including Praise You and Right Here, Right Now, whilst Kings of Leon, described as multi-Grammy and BRIT award-winners, will close the weekend.

The bill also includes Bastille, Courteeners, Rudimental, Becky Hill, Kaiser Chiefs, Inhaler, 5 Seconds of Summer and Jack Savoretti among others. A limited number of tickets were available exclusively to PayPal customers from 8am, with general sale beginning at 8am on 26 October at isleofwightfestival.com.

Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon to headline Isle of Wight Festival 2027 — Image: The News, Portsmouth

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Isle of Wight Festival: Robbie Williams, Fat Boy Slim and Kings of Leon to headline - pre-sale tickets available nowMarking the 25th anniversary since the festival was resurrected, the 2027 headliners have been revealedThe News, Portsmouth · 23 Oct, 09:49
Robbie Williams among big acts announced for Isle of Wight Festival 2027Robbie Williams, Kings of Leon and Fatboy Slim are among a host of stellar acts announced for Isle of Wight Festival 2027.Southern Daily Echo · 23 Oct, 08:26

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