Temple Island arena returns to Bestival at Robin Hill Countryside Adventure Park on Isle of Wight this year settled in a brand new area and this time powered by SBTV. 

Temple Island curator, and director of The Physical Network, Liam Negus-Fancey says “We’re really excited to be back at Bestival with Temple Island after its phenomenal debut last year. The acts reflect our audience, they go above and beyond what others expect, constantly evolving to produce the best environment possible. We’re teaming up with the Bestival creative crew to build a brand new venue to host this exciting pool of fresh, boundary pushing talent to ensure you’re partying late into the night!”

Temple Island host and SBTV founder Jamal Edwards says: “I’m a massive fan of Bestival, it was one of the very first festivals I went to, and the experience was unreal. So partnering up with them this year is an honour for me. I'm a big supporter of the electronic dance scene, so I'm really happy that Bestival has given me an opportunity to put on an area that has got such great names like Kidnap Kid, T Williams, Preditah & many more”.

The confimed line up for Thursday night includes Austrian chart-botherers Klangkarussell, Kidnap Kid, Woz, Bestival’s top castaway Rob da Bank going up against Robin Hill regular Tayo and the Monkeylove Stunt Team.

Friday’s dancefloor indulgences include T Williams, Shadow Child, Preditah,  Lxury, Maribou State going b2b with audio-chiseller Pedestrian, Spoils And Monkey Wrench and Star One.

Saturday’s line up includes Sigma, Shift K3Y, Ed Solo,  My Nu Leng, Friend Within, London Grammar’s Dot Major, Karma and a live set from sultry soul chanteuse Purple Ferdinand.

Bringing the second Bestival outing to a close will be Sunday servings from the Eton Messy crew who are back for another takeover, with Blonde,  Bondax,  Wayward, Dolan Bergin and  Kashii.