Yes, we know it’s only February, but we’re starting to let ourselves think about summer (just a lil bit) now that the long, dark nights are slowly but surely starting to get shorter – and something we’re definitely looking forward to this summer is Wireless Festival 2025.
Wireless always put on a banging line-up and this year, the 20th anniversary of the festival, is no exception, with Drake confirmed to headline all three nights with three different setlists in a world first.
Following the announcement that the global superstar will be returning to the UK for the first time in six years, tickets are expected to be in high demand. So, if you’re hoping to bag tickets to one of the biggest and best festivals in the country, here’s everything you need to know.
When is Wireless Festival 2025?
This year's Wireless Festival takes place on Friday 11, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 July.
Where is Wireless Festival 2025?
All three days take place in London's Finsbury Park.
Who is performing at Wireless Festival 2025?
Not only is Drake returning to the UK for his first performance this side of the pond in six years, but he'll be making history as the first artist in the world to headline a festival for three nights with three different setlists.
On Friday 11 July, he'll be supported by PartyNextDoor and Summer Walker, while Saturday 12 July's line-up is Drake & the Mandem.
Rounding things out on Sunday 13 July, Drake will be support by special guest Burna Boy and Vybz Kartel. That's not all though, as more acts will be announced for all three nights later this year.
When do Wireless Festival 2025 tickets go on sale?
General sale tickets go live at 12pm on Wednesday 19 February. However, if you want to snap up tickets before then, the exclusive pre-sale for Three customers begins at 12pm on Monday 17 February. Fans can also sign up for the Wireless pre-sale, which starts at 12pm on Tuesday 18 February.
How much are Wireless Festival 2025 tickets?
One day tickets start at £113, while two day tickets start from £212 and three day tickets are £333.