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Isle Of Wight Festival has announced the first line-up for its 2024 edition, with Green Day, Pet Shop Boys and The Prodigy set to headline.The iconic event is due to take place at Seaclose Park in Newport between June 20-23.

Abbey Clancy, her husband Peter Crouch and Denise van Outen were just a handful of the stars getting their groove on at the Isle Of Wight festival on Friday.  The four-day annual festival kicked off on Thursday and boasts an impressive line-up, including Lewis Capaldi, Kasabian, Pete Tong and Muse. The bunch of celebrities, also including Kimberly Wyatt and her husband Max Rogers, enjoyed the perks that came with their trip as they were transported in a buggy.

Peter Crouch has left fans in giggles as he resorted to watching the North London derby on his phone after taking wife, Abbey Clancy, and their children to watch a Little Mix concert at The O2 arena.The former Tottenham Hotspur footballer, 41, couldn't let a night out with his family distract him from his former side taking on rivals Arsenal. Sneaky Peter was caught out by wife Abbey, 36, who uploaded a video of her sheepish husband glancing down at his phone as the girl band took to the stage, The couple share children Sophia, 11, Liberty, six, and Johnny, four, but it's unclear which ones attended.The family were also joined by music agent John Giddings.

Isle Of Wight Festival promoter John Giddings has apologised after asking for suggestions of “lady rock bands” to add to the festival’s line-up.After tweeting the request, the festival organiser was criticised on social media for his choice of wording.“Please reassess your wording/thought process. I appreciate you are (hopefully) trying to offer women musicians opportunities, but this should be standard, not a token gesture,” Twitter user @okaychloegreen wrote.

Isle Of Wight Festival has reaffirmed its plans to go ahead with its 2021 event following the government’s latest announcement about full coronavirus unlocking in England.Promoter John Giddings was asked by a fan on Twitter today (July 5) whether the delayed event will go ahead.

Isle Of Wight Festival boss John Giddings has told NME about his plan for live crew workers and music venues to come together for a mass roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine.Giddings, who also works as a promoter and music agent, made his suggestion on Twitter last night (January 5), urging the UK Government to make the most of the skills of the thousands of event and live crew unable to work at present, as well as the countless music venues unable to open their doors due to coronavirus