Isle of Wight Festival: Courtney Cox among stars spotted in photos

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Friends actress Courtney Cox was spotted speaking to fans at the music extravaganza in Newport

Friends actress Courtney Cox was among a host of star names pictured enjoying this year's Isle of Wight Festival.

Cox, who played Monica Geller in the hit sitcom, attended the event with partner Johnny McDaid, whose band Snow Patrol headlined on Saturday night.

Earlier in the day, former Boyzone singer Ronan Keating surprised fans in a karaoke tent with an impromptu set.

The Script, Supergrass, Razorlight, All Saints and David Guetta are among some of the star acts to have performed.

Liam Gallagher kept crowds entertained by singing a string of hits from his former band Oasis, including Live Forever, before later reporting that he had been hurt falling from a helicopter.

The four-day event in Newport, which was cancelled last year due to Covid, will finish with Sunday night headliners Duran Duran.

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Ronan Keating surprised fans by singing Life is a Rollercoaster at the Kiwi Camp
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Liam Gallagher performed Oasis hits including Live Forever, before later reportedly being hurt falling from a helicopter
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French DJ David Guetta was also performing at the event in Newport
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Revellers were able to enjoy the festival for the first time since 2019
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Murder on the Dancefloor songstress Sophie Ellis-Bextor appeared to enjoy being back on stage
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All Saints sang hits including Never Ever during their appearance
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Gary Lightbody from Snow Patrol sang some his band's biggest hits
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The festival started on Thursday and is set to end on Sunday night

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