Wireless Festival Tickets Festivals
Wireless is an inner-city music festival that takes place annually.
Founded in 2005, the festival has played host to Rihanna, Jay-Z, Black Eyed Peas, Justin Timberlake, Drake, Avicii, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, David Guetta, SZA, Doja Cat, Calvin Harris, Chase & Status, Stormzy, DJ Khaled, Post Malone, Partynextdoor, Migos, Big Sean, J Hus, D-Block Europe, French Montana, Future, Giggs, 21 Savage, Ice Spice, Lil Uzi Vert, Cardi B, Giveon, Travis Scott and Skepta, among others. Wireless Festival will return to London's Finsbury Park in July 2025, with Drake headlining a historic three nights to mark the festival's 20th anniversary, plus Summer Walker, Burna Boy, Partynextdoor, Boy Better Know and more. Catch them live by checking dates and ticket details below via Stereoboard. You can track Wireless Festival events, find out about presales and get ticket price alerts! Finding the cheapest tickets is quick and easy at Stereoboard - we search the major ticket agencies and resellers, to find you the cheapest prices, even if the event is sold out. Set Country & Currency Wireless Festival Upcoming Events
Oops, Wireless Festival doesn't currently have any events scheduled. Get an ALERT when new shows are announced near you!
JOIN THE WAITLIST
Wireless Festival is already tracked by 775 fans!
No Wireless Festival tickets, tour dates or events listed at the current time. If you'd like to be kept informed, please "Join The Waitlist" to set a tour alert or register for our FREE weekly tour newsletter.
Wireless Festival History and Biography
Wireless is an inner-city music festival that takes place annually.
Founded in 2005, the festival has played host to Rihanna, Jay-Z, Black Eyed Peas, Justin Timberlake, Drake, Avicii, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, David Guetta, SZA, Doja Cat, Calvin Harris, Chase & Status, Stormzy, DJ Khaled, Post Malone, Partynextdoor, Migos, Big Sean, J Hus, D-Block Europe, French Montana, Future, Giggs, 21 Savage, Ice Spice, Lil Uzi Vert, Cardi B, Giveon, Travis Scott and Skepta, among others. Wireless Festival will return to London's Finsbury Park in July 2025, with Drake headlining a historic three nights to mark the festival's 20th anniversary, plus Summer Walker, Burna Boy, Partynextdoor, Boy Better Know and more. Catch them live by checking dates and ticket details below via Stereoboard. Don't forget to set price alerts and reminders to compare and buy your Wireless Festival Tickets! Wireless Festival Concert & Event Reviews3 Fan Reviews ![]()
Intense Youthful Energy and Freedom
London Olympic Park on July 14 2013
I went to wireless in 2013, to see Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z headlining. Throughout the day you had acts like A$AP Rocky, Rizzle Kicks, and Will.I.Am, who, to be honest, were incomparable, and only a small part of a build-up to the headliners. If you weren't under a covered stage or dancing, in the summer heat you did feel like you were roasting alive, but most of the day acts were under cover; indoors Katy-B had a great set, and so did smaller act Fuse-ODG. Rizzle Kicks got the worst amount of support, with not that many people enthusiastic about their set, so bad, I felt I had actually wasted my time seeing them.
Smaller acts did have intense atmospheres near the stage where the super-fans were, and there were areas where you could just lie on fake grass and bathe whilst listening to the artists on the main stage. That was until Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake came on. Performing hit after hit after hit, I would've paid the whole price of the event just to see them exclusively, they were that good. Okay, maybe a bit less... but still. Literally everyone from around the smaller stages suddenly swarmed to the main stage for their set, and when songs like 'Senorita' and '99 Problems' came on, you could feel and hear the echo of tons of people in unison moving with the big songs. The festival got to the height of its intensity, and maybe I over-looked the rest of the day's acts slightly in anticipation for Jay-Z and JT, but they really didn't disappoint. Other songs such as 'Suit & Tie' which featured both the guys crazed the crowd, and you could almost see wild youth and adrenaline running from person-to-person. Out of nowhere, one of the biggest female artists of the time, Rihanna, just sprung up on stage, not even being a Rihanna fan, I found myself too, going wild for her. That's what the energy did. Imagine a pounding electrifying excitement, of happiness. That's what it fe
Share Review >
Madness
Birmingham Perry Park on July 6 2014
Went last year as I won a pair of 3 day VIP tickets from MTV then a normal pair of 3 day tickets from Capital Xtra. Such a live atmosphere, I'm definitely going this year even if I have to pay for tickets, it's a must for a summer motive! Going Saturday this year and either Friday or Sunday as I've already seen Drake at his WYLAT last year, and taking my sister to see Nicki in April, so it's a bonus I'll get to see them both again.
Share Review >
Best they have done so far! Drake & Nicki Minaj
London Frinsbury park on November 30 -0001
I never went but I watched wireless on TV, I do this every year but my family went last year and it looks absolutely amazing the atmosphere is generally happy and welcoming, everyone is just excited to see the artist and its must be fun to be around Loved ones and watch your favourite artists, I would love this atmosphere to just hang out in the sun watching the person you love who is famous. I am jealous of eeveryone who went or is going.
Share Review >
|





