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    Wireless Festival 2020 lineup announced

    Isla WilliamsBy Isla WilliamsJanuary 31, 2020
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    The Wireless Festival 2020 lineup has finally dropped – with ASAP Rocky, Skepta and Meek Mill all set to headline!

    The urban music festival returns for yet another year at London’s Finsbury Park for three dates at the beginning of July, with a huge selection of acts across R&B and hip hop slated to perform.

    Wireless 2020 has touched down ? Click for more detailshttps://t.co/1FQQlALv8I #wirelessfest pic.twitter.com/7qAKig7gVr

    — Wireless Festival (@WirelessFest) January 30, 2020

    ASAP Rocky is set to headline the first day of the festival on Friday 3 July, with D-Block Europe, Lil Uzi Vert, Young Thug, Playboi Carti, Trippie Redd and ASAP Ferg just some of the other acts set to take to the stage the same day.

    The following day (Saturday 4 July) will see Skepta return to Wireless, after surprising attendees with an unexpected appearance at last year’s festival. Also performing the Saturday include DaBaby, Roddy Ricch, Burna Boy, Aitch, Mostack and Doja Cat.

    Festivalgoers will be able to witness Meek Mill headline the final day of the festival (Sunday 5 July), while Lil Baby, AJ Tracey, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Lil Tecca, City Girls and Nav will also perform that day.

    And that’s not all, as there are still many more acts that have yet to be announced, so keep a look out for more announcements!

    Tickets for Wireless Festival are officially on sale now, but are quickly selling fast, and unfortunately, day tickets for both Friday and Saturday are officially sold out. Day tickets for the Sunday are still available and are priced at £72.50, while if you fancy going to all three dates, weekend tickets are available at £195. Tickets are available here.

    There are also VIP tickets available, which give customers VIP entry into the festival, and exclusive access to the VIP Village which boasts a bar, luxury toilets and more! For more information about the VIP tickets, then click here.

    Wireless Festival will take place between 3-5 July in Finsbury Park, North London.

    Are you going to Wireless Festival? Which acts are you looking forward to seeing? Let us know over on Twitter @CelebMix!

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