By Isle of Wight Observer
The Three Rivers Music Festival is making a return to the Island on May 31 to June 1, bringing a diverse mix of musical talent to the Three Rivers Wellbeing Centre in Porchfield.
Originally launched as the Three Rivers Reggae Festival, this year’s event has expanded beyond its reggae roots to feature a broad range of genres, while still embracing the festival’s signature feel-good atmosphere and community-driven spirit.
The main stage will showcase this year’s biggest acts, with Vote Pedro headlining on Saturday night, and an electrifying Queen tribute act, “He Will Rock You,” closing the festival on Sunday.
A dedicated music tent will offer additional performances, featuring live acts by Aspire during the day, and Shack Promotions DJs taking over in the evening.
Beyond the headliners, the festival will celebrate some of the Island’s best home-grown talent, alongside national performers.
Attendees can look forward to live sets from The Ohmz, Bohemians, Lee-Lee Reid, Levi Collins, Audio Ghosts, Born in a Barn, Jethro Eli, Mostly Jones, DJ Missi Strut, Wayne Slater, Ty, Panini, Ben Stubbs Band, Romy Helen, Spammy Oatis, and the Gerry Cinna-Man Experience.
With a mix of established and emerging talent, Three Rivers Music Festival 2025 promises to be a celebration of music, community, and connection.
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