Wireless Festival Tickets

Wireless Festival 2018: Stormzy, J Cole and DJ Khaled top the bill

Year in, year out, London's Wireless Festival offers one of the biggest urban lineups on the musical circuit. Held inside Finsbury Park for three days each July, some of the global's best live artists  take to the stage for unforgettable performances. Now into its 13th year, Wireless has grown into one of the most anticipated events in the UK festival calendar with a strong reputation for booking global superstars – and 2018's lineup certainly backs that up. 

Croydon-born Stormzy will be the headline act on Saturday night in his home town, with stars such as fellow-Londoner J Hus, Migos and 6lack all playing the same day. J Cole will play on Friday, along with Post Malone, Wretch 32, Wiley, and Partynextdoor with Big Sean. The likes of DJ Khaled, Giggs and Cardi B will perform at the festival on Sunday, which takes place from 6–8 July. 

Don't miss out! Pick up Wireless Festival tickets now at StubHub. 

Wireless festival: top class talent ready to descend on London once again

Starting life in 2005 in London's Hyde Park, Wireless began as a mainly electro and rock event with New Order, Kasabian and Hard-Fi topping the bill at the debut event. Over the half-decade that followed, The White Stripes, Queens of the Stone Age, Kaiser Chiefs and The Chemical Brothers all headlined, before the festival concentrated on building more urban-focused lineups around 2012.

Since then, the Wireless sound-card has featured the likes of Jay-Z, Drake, Kanye West, Chance the Rapper, The Weeknd, Dizzee Rascal, Snoop Dogg, Rudimental, Future, Bryson Tiller and many more of urban, hip-hop and rap's top players. Buy Wireless Festival 2018 tickets now at StubHub and make sure you're in the crowd!

Similar festivals to Wireless

Once you've picked up Wireless tickets at StubHub, why not look into some of the other brilliant festivals held across the UK? Kendal Calling has grown from a two-day, 900 capacity event in 2006 to a 25,000 capacity four-day music festival, while Reading and Leeds festivals are two of the biggest in the calendar.