Isle of Wight Festival 2024 Weekend in Newport - Jun 20, 2024

Zara Larsson

27 concerts

Zara Larsson, from Solna, Sweden, rose to fame after winning Talang Sverige in 2008. Known for R&B and dance-pop hits like "Lush Life" and "Never Forget You," she collaborated with artists like David Guetta and MNEK. Her albums *So Good* and *Poster Girl* topped charts worldwide. "Can't Tame Her" hit the Pop 100 top 30 in 2023.

Feeder

6 concerts

Feeder, the celebrated rock band, known for their light and dark musical style, hit a resurgence with three UK Top 10 albums. They excel in poignant, uplifting rock.

The Mary Wallopers

9 concerts

The Mary Wallopers, started by brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy with friend Sean McKenna, is an Irish ballad group known for raw, energetic performances. Their debut EP, "A Mouthful of The Mary Wallopers," captures their unique blend of warmth and chaos. Expanded to a six-piece, they sold out shows at Dublin's Vicar Street and Camden's Powerhaus, earning a reputation for lively gigs.

Tom Meighan

4 concerts

Tom Meighan, famed for his distinct vocals with Kasabian, led the band to five No.1 albums and over 5 million sales. They headlined major festivals like Glastonbury. He has won over a dozen awards, including Brit and NME, and was named the 13th best frontman by XFM. His 2023 solo debut, "The Reckoning," received rave reviews. He toured with Noel Gallagher and continues to release music and headline festivals.

Johnny Marr

21 concerts

Johnny Marr, born in England, is a key figure in British indie music, known for The Smiths and collaborations with The The and Modest Mouse. His solo work, including UK Top Ten albums like The Messenger and Playland, highlights his melodic genius. Marr has collaborated with artists like The Pretenders and Billie Eilish and composed with Hans Zimmer for "No Time To Die." His anthology, Spirit Power, showcases his enduring impact.

Simple Minds

40 concerts

Simple Minds, from the UK, are iconic for their diverse styles, from avant-garde to stadium rock. They've sold over 60 million records, famous for "Don't You (Forget About Me)." They've had hits in several countries, with No.1 albums like "Once Upon A Time" and memorable performances at Live Aid and for Nelson Mandela.

Jessie J

9 concerts

Jessie J, a BRIT-winning, Grammy-nominated British singer-songwriter, is known for powerful vocals, hits like "Price Tag" and "Bang Bang," and writing Miley Cyrus’ "Party In The USA."

Blossoms

12 concerts

Blossoms, a Stockport quintet, combines Brit-pop and indie rock with catchy synth-forward tunes. Known for "Charlemagne" and "Foolish Loving Spaces," they topped U.K. charts and sold out venues. The band collaborated with Rick Astley in 2023.

McFly

32 concerts

McFly, born in the UK, are famed for pop-rock hits and a raw, lively guitar sound. Known for songs like "Obviously" and "All About You", they've scored seven No. 1 singles, released six albums (two of them chart-toppers), and garnered many awards. Their latest work, "Power To Play", celebrates their rock roots. Members include Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Harry Judd, and Dougie Poynter.

The Darkness

56 concerts

English rock band The Darkness, known for their theatrical style and high-energy rock bombast, rose to fame with hits like "I Believe in a Thing Called Love." Fronted by Justin Hawkins, they won numerous awards and reunited in 2011 after a brief split, releasing albums like "Motorheart."

Pet Shop Boys

5 concerts

English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys, formed in London in 1981 by Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, are famed for hits like "West End Girls" and "It's a Sin." Known for blending wry cultural commentary with buoyant melodies, they've tackled genres from disco to house while collaborating with artists like Liza Minnelli and Dusty Springfield. Renowned for albums like "Introspective" and "Behaviour," their work extends to theater and ballet. With numerous hits and a Godlike Genius Award from NME, they've left an indelible mark on electronic pop music.

The Streets

8 concerts

Mike Skinner, born in the UK, is known for his influential project The Streets. Fusing hip-hop with British influences, he gained fame with "Original Pirate Material" and hits like "Dry Your Eyes." His 2006 album explored celebrity life, featuring collaborations with Pete Doherty. After retiring in 2011, Skinner returned in 2017, collaborating with Tame Impala and others.

Natalie Imbruglia

7 concerts

Sydney-born Natalie Imbruglia is known for her crystalline voice and hit "Torn." She set a tone in adult alternative rock and starred on "Neighbours." Her debut album, Left of the Middle, went platinum, leading to Grammy and ARIA awards. Key albums include White Lilies Island and Counting Down the Days, with hits like "Shiver." Imbruglia also starred in film and TV, including as a judge on The X Factor Australia, and collaborated with artists like Chris Martin and Tom Jones. She made a musical comeback with Firebird in 2021.

Nothing But Thieves

1 concert

Nothing But Thieves, from Southend-on-Sea, Essex, create indie rock with pop sensibility. Their chart-topping albums include Nothing But Thieves, Broken Machine, and Dead Club City. Known for hits like "Trip Switch" and "Futureproof," they cover diverse tracks and have collaborated on projects like Gran Turismo 7.

Wunderhorse

34 concerts

Wunderhorse, a British guitar band led by Jacob Slater, blend vivid songwriting with visceral live shows. They've toured with Fontaines D.C. and Sam Fender.

Beverley Knight

5 concerts

Beverley Knight, hailed as the queen of British Soul, has had a vibrant career with gold and platinum albums, 14 Top 40 hits, 3 MOBO awards, and an MBE. She's starred in West End shows like 'Memphis' and 'The Bodyguard.' In 2023, she won an Olivier for 'Sylvia.' Knight has collaborated with Prince, Chaka Khan, and more.

Picture This

7 concerts

Picture This, an acclaimed Irish band, is known for their compelling songwriting and electrifying performances. Their self-titled debut album went triple-platinum in Ireland, leading to all three of their albums reaching #1 on Irish charts. With 450 million streams, they've sold out venues like Dublin’s 3Arena and headlined Electric Picnic.

Caity Baser

1 concert

Southampton-born Caity Baser's feisty pop and candid lyrics have captivated fans since 2021's mixtape Lil CB. Notable for tracks like "X&Y" and "Pretty Boys," she earned nominations for the BBC Sound of 2024 and Brit Rising Star. Signed with EMI, her catchy tunes focus on relationships, showcased in her second mixtape, Still Learning.

Scouting For Girls

32 concerts

Friends since childhood, Scouting For Girls are an indie pop trio known for hits like "She's So Lovely" and "This Ain't A Love Song." Their 2007 debut album went triple platinum, and they've received four Brit and an Ivor Novello nominations.

Dagny

5 concerts

Dagny, born in Norway, rose to fame with "Backbeat" in 2015, amassing over 1 billion streams. Known for her pop style, she gained acclaim with hits like "Wearing Nothing" and "Drink About" with SEEB. Co-writer of Katy Perry's "Never Really Over," Dagny's debut album "Strangers / Lovers" featured multi-platinum hit "Somebody," cementing her status as a dynamic artist and songwriter.

The K's

13 concerts

The K’s, an indie band from Warrington, UK, topped charts with debut album 'I Wonder If The World Knows?' They won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Northern Brits and rocked major festival stages like Glastonbury and Reading.