ISLE of Wight reggae and ska band, The Ohmz, are among new acts announced for this summer's Toogether festival.
The three-day multi-genre music family festival will be held at Sandown Airport, from Friday, July 30 until Sunday, August 1.
The Ohmz – who usually perform as an eight-piece – will lineup with duo Alex Harvey (better known as 'Harv') and Oly Rivers.
The band, who will be performing on the Sunday on the Soul Kaf stage, said: "We look forward to seeing you all in a field 'somewhen' soon!"
DJ Mark Archer, also know as Altern8, is another added to the bill in the past week.
Starting his music career in 1988, the past 33 years have seen Archer firmly established as a staple of the UK dance music scene.
His autobiography, The Man Behind The Mask, was released in 2016 with a host of famous contributors including Moby, the man Archer once toured Brazil with.
Another new act on the bill is jungle and bass duo 2 Bad Mice – comprised of DJs Sean O'Keefe and Simon Colebrooke – who joined forces amid a panorama of early 90s wide-eyed hardcore rave.
Following a 23 year sabbatical, the pair have recently recorded material for Sneaker Social Club, Metalheadz and have remixed tracks from Kelis.
The sudden explosion of new jungle has seen 2 Bad Mice receive requests from the likes of Pendulum and Leftfield to support them, and reinforced their status within the scene.
A spokesperson for Toogether said: "Our plan will make the whole event a Covid-free zone and a safe environment for you all.
"If you happen to get a positive test result you will be refunded your full ticket fee, but I'm afraid the test cannot be refunded.
"I hope you are with us on this as it is the only way we can create a safe, proper festival for you all."
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Tickets for the festival are available now from www.toogether.co.uk
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