Wireless festival with Rockstar Energy returns for its 21st year at Finsbury Park in London this weekend

There are lots of artists to watch out for at this weekend's Wireless Festival. | Other

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A star-studded line-up is home to three days of hip-hop, trap, R&B and Afrobeats headliners including; Nicki Minaj, Futurem 21 Savage, J Hus and Doja Cat.

Kicking off the weekend is Nicki Minaj, although she was forced to pull out of Bucharest’s Saga Festival, the rapper is set to play the Finsbury Park stage. The hip-hop legend's most recent release Pink Friday 2 maintained her popularity with her fans known as ‘barbz’. Minaj last played Wireless two years ago and flexed her longevity with a plethora of popular songs from the last decade. New York born hitmaker Ice Spice also returns to the main stage alongside dancehall legend Sean Paul.

Future joins Minaj on the first day of the festival. The rapper has had an electric 2024 releasing two collaboration albums with producer Metro Boomin. Like Minaj, Future has an enormous back catalogue of music to choose from making him a must watch for hip-hop fanatics. Asake is an artist to look out for on Friday. The Nigerian rapper sold out the O2 last year and has enjoyed another significant year of streaming and sales.

On Saturday, 21 Savage and J Hus take to the main stage providing listeners with trap music and afrobeats. This will be J Hus’ first public British performance since 2019. Hip-hop’s hottest female rapper, Sexyy Red also joins the lineup following cameos at the festival last year.

J Hus cancelled his two sold out shows at the O2 due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’ last year. | Other

Sunday offers a pop-fix with sensations Doja Cat and Tyla, the artist behind 2023’s massive hit ‘Water’. International DJ Uncle Waffles will also be bringing the bangers on Sunday. Look out for Houston rapper Don Toliver too. Following the release of his 3rd studio album ‘Hardstone Psycho’ in June, he will be performing his new hits at Finsbury Park.

Amongst the international talent, Wireless will be spotlighting upcoming UK artists, including Nemzzz, Strandz and Digga D. With artists still to be confirmed, the most recent additions to the weekend are Cash Cobain, OsamaSon and Fimiguerrero all claiming a spot on this year's roster.

If you cannot attend the festival you can catch all the action on Amazon Prime as they partner with Wireless to provide coverage for the event. The artist schedule is to be confirmed.

If you can, find out more information or purchase tickets online.

Wireless festival with Rockstar Energy returns for its 21st year at Finsbury Park in London this weekend

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