Three Rivers Festival Announces Sunday Headliners And DJ Competition Winners

Organisers of the Three Rivers Music Festival have revealed their Sunday headliners for 2026, with ticket sales passing 60 per cent ahead of the event next month.

French act FÜLÜ will take to the Main Stage, while acid house and jungle pioneer Ray Keith is set to headline the Woodland Stage.

The festival returns to Durrants Farm in Porchfield from 29 to 31 May, continuing to build a reputation as one of the Isle of Wight’s leading grassroots events, combining live music with a strong community and family focus.

FÜLÜ are known for their energetic and immersive performances, blending brass with electronic sounds and drawing on influences from jazz, carnival rhythms and techno.

Meanwhile, Ray Keith brings decades of experience from the UK underground scene, having played a key role in the development of acid house and jungle music.

They join an already packed line-up across three stages. Main Stage highlights include Mungo’s Hi Fi featuring Aziza Jaye, Dub Pistols, Mista Trick Collective, The Undercover Hippy and Jimi Needles with Mr Woodnote and Leon Rhymes, alongside a mix of emerging and local talent.

The Woodland Stage will also host Jaguar Skills and takeovers from collectives including Beats on Tap, Pressure and Shack Promotions.

The Community Stage will showcase a wide range of Island artists.

The announcement follows a sold-out DJ competition at Quay Arts Centre, with winners Big A, Rosie and Burty now confirmed to perform at the festival.

Beyond the music, the event will feature a variety of activities for all ages, including a wellness area offering yoga and sound sessions, a wood-fired sauna, and family attractions such as a kids’ carnival area, circus workshops and interactive experiences.

More than 20 independent traders and street food vendors will also be on site.

Organisers say the festival is designed to be inclusive and not centred around alcohol, with children aged 12 and under able to attend for free.

With demand continuing to grow and ticket prices set to increase on 1 May, those planning to attend are being encouraged to book in advance.