Isle of Wight Festival 2022 stage times revealed

Days before Seaclose Park opens its gates, the stage times for cinch presents Isle of Wight Festival 2022 have been revealed.

Headlined by Muse, Kasabian, Pete Tong presents Ibiza Classics and Lewis Capaldi, Isle of Wight Festival 2022 follows last September’s wildly successful event.

Other artists on the bill across the weekend include Blossoms, Happy Mondays, Madness, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, The Kooks, The Charlatans, The Coral and many, many more.

You can check out athe stage times for the Main Stage, the Big Top, the River Stage and This Feeling on Thursdsay, Friday, Saturday and Sunday below! Remember, all times are subject to change.

Set times for all the stages are also via the official Isle of Wight Festival 2022 app, which is available to download on the Apple App Store and Google Play right now.

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Isle of Wight Festival 2022 stage times:

Thursday 16th June:

BIG TOP:

Happy Mondays – 9.55pm to 10.55pm

Heather Small – 8.55pm to 9.25pm

The Compozers – 7.25pm to 8.25pm

Rick Parfitt Jnr Band – 6pm to 7pm

THIS FEELING:

PLANET - 10.25pm to 10.55pm

The Native - 9.35pm to 10pm

The Utopiates - 8.45pm to 9.10pm

overpass - 7.05pm to 7.30pm

Slow Time Mondays - 6.15pm to 6.40pm

Friday 17th June:

MAIN STAGE:

Lewis Capaldi - 10.30pm to 11.50pm

Madness - 8.45pm to 9.45pm

Nile Rodgers & Chic - 6.45pm to 8pm

The Red Arrows - 6pm to 6.20pm

Sigrid - 5.10pm to 5.55pm

The Vaccines - 4pm to 4.45pm

BIG TOP:

Craig David presents TS5 - 11.45pm to 1am

Sea Girls - 9.45pm to 10.45pm

The Snuts - 8pm to 9pm

Mimi Webb - 6.25pm to 7.15pm

The Academic - 5.10pm to 5.55pm

Ewan Mainwood - 4.10pm to 4.40pm

RIVER STAGE:

Electric Enemy – 7.20pm to 8pm

Better Strangers – 6.30pm to 7pm

Cassa Jackson – 5.30pm to 6pm

The Kairos – 4.45pm to 5.15pm

James Walsh – 4pm to 4.30pm

THIS FEELING:

Andrew Cushin - 11.45pm to 12.15am

Rolla - 10.55pm to 11.20pm

The Kairos - 10.05pm to 10.30pm

Holy Youth Movement - 9.20pm to 9.45pm

The Facades - 8.35pm to 9pm

The Sheratons - 7.50pm to 8.15pm

The Sway - 7.05pm to 7.30pm

Sunhill - 6.20pm to 6.45pm

Velvet Starlings - 5.35pm to 6pm

WYNT - 4.50pm to 5.15pm

Tiny Dyno - 4.10pm to 4.35pm

Saturday 18th June:

MAIN STAGE:

Pete Tong presents Ibiza Classics - 10.20pm to 11.50pm

Kasabian - 8.20pm to 9.35pm

Blossoms - 6.50pm to 7.50pm

Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott - 5.30pm to 6.20pm

Jessie Ware - 4.10pm to 5pm

The Proclaimers - 3.00pm to 3.40pm

The Fratellis - 1.50pm to 2.30pm

Chinchilla - 12.50pm to 1.20pm

Greek Tragedies - 11.55am to 12.25pm

BIG TOP:

Shaggy - 11.30pm to 12.50am

Joel Corry - 9.20pm to 10.30pm

Nathan Dawe - 7.40pm to 8.50pm

GRIFF - 6.10pm to 7.10pm

The Amazons - 4.50pm to 5.40pm

Mark Owen - 3.40pm to 4.20pm

Everyone You Know - 2.30pm to 3.10pm

Since September - 1.20pm to 2pm

Germein - 12.25pm to 12.55pm

RIVER STAGE:

The Rifles – 7.15pm to 8pm

Creeping Jean – 6.15pm to 6.55pm

Germein – 5.30pm to 6pm

Bush & Richie – 4.15pm to 5.15pm

SHELC – 3.30pm to 4pm

Hot Vox Winner: Jade Morgan Kelly – 2.45pm to 3.15pm

Outline – 2pm to 2.30pm

Tom Webber – 1.15pm to 1.45pm

Sit Down – 12.30pm to 1pm

THIS FEELING:

This Feeling DJs - 12.15am to 1am

Spangled - 11.20pm to 11.50pm

Fitzroy Holt - 10.30pm to 10.55pm

The Assist - 9.40pm to 10.05pm

The Ultra Violets - 8.50pm to 9.15pm

Harvey Jay Dodgson - 8pm to 8.25pm

Candid - 7.10pm to 7.35pm

San Quentin - 6.20pm to 6.45pm

Better Strangers - 5.35pm to 6pm

Seb Lowe - 4.50pm to 5.15pm

Afternoon People - 4.05pm to 4.30pm

Lee Ford - 3.20pm to 3.45pm

Lighthouse - 2.35pm to 3pm

SHADE - 1.50pm to 2.15pm

Ruvellas - 1.10pm to 1.35pm

The Voyd - 12.30pm to 12.55pm

Pentire - 11.50am to 12.15pm

The Stealers - 11.10am to 11.35am

Sunday 19th June:

MAIN STAGE:

Muse - 9.20pm to 10.50pm

Rudimental - 7.35pm to 8.35pm

Tom Grennan - 6.15pm to 7.05pm

UB40 featuring Ali Campbell - 5pm to 5.45pm

Freya Ridings - 3.50pm to 4.30pm

Mavis Staples - 2.40pm to 3.20pm

Del Amitri - 1.25pm to 2.10pm

Morgan Wade - 12.30pm to 1pm

Beth Brookfield - 11.35am to 12.05pm

BIG TOP:

The Kooks - 10.50pm to 12am

The Charlatans - 8.45pm to 9.55pm

The Coral - 7.15pm to 8.15pm

Mae Mller - 5.55pm to 6.45pm

Wet Leg - 4.25pm to 5.25pm

Nina Nesbitt - 3.10pm to 3.55pm

Toyah - 1.55pm to 2.40pm

MAX - 12.50pm to 1.25pm

Overpasss - 11.50am to 12.20pm

RIVER STAGE:

The K's - 6.50pm to 7.30pm

The Novatones - 6pm to 6.30pm

Sleep Well Beast - 5.15pm to 5.45pm

The Chase - 4.30pm to 5pm

Fiona Bevan - 3.30pm to 4pm

Hot Vox Winner: Jess Fitz - 2.45pm to 3.15pm

Pronghorn - 2pm to 2.30pm

Mollie Ralph - 1.15pm to 1.45pm

SLANT - 12.30pm to 1pm

THIS FEELING:

This Feeling DJs - 11pm to 12am

Rianne Downey - 10.30pm to 11pm

Rosellas - 9.40pm to 10.05pm

The Rah's - 8.55pm to 9.20pm

The Lilacs - 8.10pm to 8.35pm

The Institutes - 7.25pm to 7.50pm

Wharves - 6.40pm to 7.05pm

Wunderhorse - 5.55pm to 6.20pm

Megan Wyn - 5.10pm to 5.35pm

Ruby J - 4.30pm to 4.55pm

EL REY - 3.50pm to 4.15pm

Robin Ashcroft - 3.10pm to 3.35pm

Bedside Manners - 2.30pm to 2.55pm

The Lanes - 1.50pm to 2.15pm

Fiona Lennon - 1.10pm to 1.35pm

The Juice - 12.20pm to 12.55pm

Louis and The Shakes - 11.50am to 12.15pm

Phoebe Marshall - 11.10am to 11.35am

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