Is Isle of Wight Festival 2023 on TV today? Channel, live stream details and will Robbie Williams set be broadcast

The Isle of Wight Festival is in full swing - and the TV coverage will continue across the last day.

Tickets for the music extravaganza are sold out - but if you missed out on getting your hands on them, don’t fret you can still follow the action from home. Some of the biggest highlights from the weekend will be broadcast on TV in the UK.

The festival will run from Thursday, 15 June until Sunday, 18 June. Here’s all you need to know:

Is the Isle of Wight Festival on TV?

In previous years, Sky Arts has provided coverage of the festival for fans at home. Including footage of performances from the festival.

Sky Arts will once again be covering the Isle of Wight Festival in 2023. The channel will broadcast on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening from 8pm onwards.

Sky Showcase will be showing selected sets - including Robbie Williams.

The sets are not broadcast live on Sky Arts.

How to watch Sky Arts?

You can watch Sky Arts for free on Freeview channel 11 and Freesat channel 147. For Sky customers it can be found on channel 130 and for Virgin customer it is channel 128.

Which sets will be shown?

Sky Arts will not broadcast the full festival - the coverage will begin on the evenings at 8pm. The following artist's sets will be shown on the channel:

Friday

• 8pm - Sophie Ellis-Baxter
• 8.30pm - OneRepublic
• 10pm - Sugababes
• 10.30pm - Courteeners
• 11.30pm - Peter Hook and the Light

Saturday

• 8pm - Pulp
• 8.20pm - Anne-Marie
• 9pm - N-Dubz
• 9.30pm - Scouting For Girls
• 10pm - George Ezra
• 11.20pm - Sam Ryder

Sunday

• 8pm - Niall Horan
• 9pm - Blondie
• 10.30pm - Echo and the Bunnymen
• 11pm - Robbie Williams
• 12.30am - Manic Street Preachers

Is there a live stream of Isle of Wight Festival?

There will not be a live stream of the festival. Highlights will be available on YouTube after the fact.

If you are a Sky customer you will be able to get Sky Arts on the Sky Go app and those subscribed to Now TV will be able to watch sets on Sky Arts via that streaming platform.