By Isle of Wight Observer
The Three Rivers music festival wrapped up a hugely successful weekend of music, great weather and good vibes, leaving audiences buzzing and organisers already planning for next year.
Saturday night, at the Porchfield venue, was headlined by the electrifying Audio Ghosts, with unforgettable sets from local favourites, Vote Pedro, Levi Collins, and Jethro Eli, adding heart and home-grown talent to the line-up.
The Shack Promotions tent, which saw them working alongside Pressure for the first time, kept energy high all weekend, while on Sunday, The Gerry Cinna-Man Experience had the crowd singing along in full voice, with great sets by Born Ina Barn, and the Ohmz, following Ben Stubbs Band and other local talents.
The festival closed with a spectacular performance from Queen tribute band, He Will Rock You, who brought the weekend to a rousing finale with hit after hit.
Organiser, Dan Anderson, said: “This was everything we hoped for and more and we’re going to do it again next year.
“There were so many positives all weekend, and we’re so grateful to everyone who came along and supported, helped, performed or, in any way, made this a success. We’re already planning for next year with lots more to come.
“The festival’s ethos of community, wellbeing and creativity shone throughout, with a strong local turnout, vibrant stalls, wellness spaces, and an atmosphere full of joy.
“Stay tuned for news on Three Rivers 2026 — it’s only just begun.”
View our on-line gallery of the event at iw.observer/three-rivers-pics or by scanning the QR code.
