RHYTHMTREE comes to a triumphant end today (Sunday), following two days of local bands, some big names and loads of family-friendly attractions.

The eclectic event at Sticelett Farm, Thorness Bay, kicked off on Friday (July 8) and will conclude for eager festival-goers today.

But fear not! There’s still plenty more to look forward to through the course of today’s exciting line-up.

Tonight is party night when American fund and disco group The Fatback Band take to the stage.

The I Found Lovin’ singers will close the main stage, from 9pm.

Find out more about Fatback Band by clicking here.

Earlier in the evening, Ibibio Sound Machine will appear at 7pm, described as a clash of African and electronic elements in equal measure by the golden era of West African funk & disco and modern post-punk and electro - the band will open for Coldplay at Wembley Stadium in August.

Also on the line-up are Average White Band star Hamish Stuart, at 5.30pm, multi-instrumentalist N’famady Kouyate, from 4.15pm, and Cardiff-based reggae/ska/soul band Captain Accident at mid-afternoon from 3pm.

Brass band with a difference Tuba Libres and the Isle of Wight’s own Doug Aldred & The Silver Lining will perform on the Main Stage at 1.30pm and 12.15pm, respectively.

Doug Aldred said: "Rhythmtree Festival never disappoints in terms of musical diversity, and it's great to be included in this amazing playlist based on this year's lineup.

“Go immerse yourself in musical discovery for a couple of hours..." 

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The RUG Band’s ukulele, bass, fiddle, banjolele, flute, melodica and percussion line-up will also entertain, kicking off Sunday’s Main Stage acts from 11am.

On the Didg Cafe stage, festival veteran Beans on Toast will deliver his mix of music, politics and humour (10pm)

Tankus The Henge returns to Rhythmtree, after their 2019 showing, performing on the Woods Stage (10.30pm).

See today's lineup below, courtesy of Rhythmtree Festival.

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