Three Rivers Music Festival runs at Durrants Farm in Porchfield on Friday 29 May, from noon through to 11 in the evening. The farm sits in west Wight countryside away from the busier roads, and the lanes around Porchfield have a habit of confusing sat nav, so check the organiser's directions before you set off rather than relying on the postcode alone.
Adult tickets are £80 and booking is required in advance through the Three Rivers site. The event takes place entirely outdoors on a working farm, so late May weather is genuinely part of the calculation. Layers, something waterproof, and footwear that can handle a field are worth packing regardless of what the forecast looks like. If you want to catch homegrown island talent alongside the rest of the programme, the Aspire Creative Hub Community Stage Takeover brings young Isle of Wight bands to the festival across the weekend.
Getting to Porchfield from Newport, Cowes or Yarmouth is straightforward enough once you know the route, but anyone travelling from the east of the island or stepping off the mainland ferry should plan the full journey time rather than just the gate time. Check the Three Rivers site directly for parking and site facilities before the day. For more live music events on the Isle of Wight, the listings run across the full year.