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The 11 best bands to see at this weekend's Isle Of Wight festival
The must see bands on the festival line-up
Biffy Clyro, main stage, Friday: One of the busiest bands on the 2013 festival scene, Biffy have eased off slightly in 2014 - making their Isle Of Wight headline show even more special. Guaranteed to deliver the most uplifting mainstream rock the UK has to offer. And get quite naked.
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by Michael Baggs | Photos by WENN.com
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This weekend, the Isle Of Wight Festival turns the lush, rolling green fields of the English Channel island haven into a huge party, as one of the UK's biggest festival events draws tens of thousands across the sea and onto the IoW.
This year's festival boasts one of the biggest, and most diverse line-ups in recent memory, with huge names such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Biffy Clyro, Calvin Harris and Kings Of Leon all headlining the main stage across three days of (what looks set to be) sun-drenched music partying.
Also, Samantha Fox is on the line-up.
So, if you're heading to the Isle Of Wight Festival this weekend, here are the 11 best bands you need to see - and who are guaranteed to give you an unforgettable weekend.
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