This year’s Wireless Festival is another celebration of rap, R&B and hip hop. With artists ranging from lesser known to major names, it is set to be quite the experience for fans. With major names like A$AP Rocky taking to the stage, who else is performing and headlining?

As well as Skepta is ASAP (styled as A$AP) Rocky, who is best known for being the ex-boyfriend of Kendall Jenner.

The rapper has more recently taken up with singer Rihanna, but in the music industry, his first album Long. Live. ASAP was critically acclaimed.

Meek Mill is the third headliner, who is famed for working with major acts like Drake, though he is also a controversial figure in the music industry.

The rapper has been reported as feuding with a variety of artists, but has come back swinging since his time in prison with the 2018 album Championships.

Of course, these performers are not taking to the stage alone, and there will be a huge number of other artists joining them in Finsbury Park, London this July.

Artist AJ Tracey, who will also perform at Parklife Festival in Manchester, will perform ahead of Meek Mill on the Sunday, while preceding him wil be Lil Baby.

On Friday, playing ahead of A$AP Rocky, ASAP Ferg and D Block Europe will be among the supporting acts, playing throughout the day on July 3.

Joining Skepta on the Saturday is Quality Control (The Takeover) featuring Migos, Lil Baby, City Girls and Lil Yachty, meaning fans of these artists will get a big burst of their music.

As well as them, Young T & Bugsey and Aitch will perform, with the latter also taking to the stage at Manchester’s Heaton Park for Parklife.

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Sunday, July 5

Meek Mill (Headliner)
AJ Tracey
Lil Baby
A Boogie wit da Hoodie
City Girls
NAX
MIST
Lil Tecca
NLE Choppa
Darkoo
Steel Banglez & friends
Nafe Smallz
Manny Norte

Are there tickets available for Wireless?

For big Skepta fans, sadly there is disappointing news.

While there are plenty of tickets available for Friday and Sunday, sadly the Saturday tickets are completely sold out.

However, those who want to do the full weekend are in luck, as there is still a way to watch Skepta.

Fans can buy multi-day tickets, meaning they will have access to a number of the acts, including Skepta and his support acts on the Saturday.

The full weekend costs £195, while two day tickets are £137.50 and single day tickets are £72.50, all of which also have a booking fee.

For those who are desperate to see Skepta, the best route will likely be to grab a ticket for two days and perhaps give either ASAP Rocky or Meek Mill some time as well.

Further acts are expected to be announced and tickets for Wireless, which takes place on July 3-5 in Finsbury Park, London, are on sale now