More than 50,000 people are expected to descend on Finsbury Park each day for Wireless Festival 2023 this weekend, with tickets in hot demand. Performances start on Friday, July 7 through to Sunday, July 9 and tickets for individual days or the entire weekend previously available to buy.
For those who already have a ticket, it is possible to get your ticket upgraded to a VIP version. This includes access to Wireless VIP Village & DJs, VIP bar, gourmet food trucks, luxury restrooms and a chill out area.
Wireless is a non-camping festival, meaning you must leave and re-enter the site each day if you have a ticket for multiple days. Unfortunately for those hoping to get tickets on the day at the door, Wireless organisers do not supply these.
How much are Wireless Festival tickets
Depending on how many days you spend at Wireless Festival, you can pay anywhere from £88 to £269. The ticket cost breakdown is as follows:
- Three-day weekend ticket from £248.30 to £269.80
- Two-day weekend ticket from £167.40 to £189
- Friday day ticket from £88 to £99
- Saturday day ticket from £93.50 to £104.50
- Sunday day ticket from £88 to £99
This year's festival is sold out, and there are no more tickets available to buy. Wireless organisers have warned people looking for a ticket to be aware of ticket touts and scams.
Organisers have said: "Ticket touts, other sites and purchasing on social media can't be trusted. Stay safe and check our website for the official links."
Travelling to Wireless Festival 2023
Wireless organisers have urged festivalgoers to avoid driving to Finsbury Park, with major travel disruption and road closures expected. Instead, take public transport including trains, the tube or the Big Green Coach service.
Pick up locations include Birmingham, Bristol, Canterbury, Chelmsford, Colchester, Coventry , Dartford, Gillingham, Guildford, Ipswich, Leicester, Milton Keynes, Norwich, Nottingham, Portsmouth, Reading, Southampton and Swindon. You can book return tickets from £43, here.
Wireless Festival 2023 schedule
The opening and closing for the 2023 edition of the festival are listed below:
- Friday, 7 July - 1.30pm - 10.30pm
- Saturday, 8 July - 11am - 10.30pm
- Sunday, 9 July - 11am - 9.30pm
Wireless 2023 line-up
Friday, July 7:
Playboy Carti is headlining the main stage on Friday night. Yeat is due to come on just before him.
Main stage
- Playboi Carti
- Yeat
- Lil Uzi Vert
- Metro Boomin
- Lancey Foux
- Ice Spice
- Kenny Allstar
Other stages
- Ken Carson
- Latto
- Destroy Lonely
- Homixide Gang
- Lola Brooke
- Remi Burgz
- Coco & Breezy
- Jael
- Mia Koden
- Bisola
- Debbiesthuglife
- Jay Knox
Saturday, July 8:
Travis Scott will be on the main stage on Saturday night as the headline act. Lil Yachty will be on before him.
Main stage
- Travis Scott
- Lil Yachty
- Headie One
- Bryson Tiller
- Flo
- No Guidnce
- Tiffany Calver
Other stages
- Cuppy
- Joey Bada$$
- Lucki
- Mariah the Scientist
- Clavish
- NLE Choppa
- Zack Fox
- Hex
- Nadia Jae
- Taylah Elaine
- Hank K
- Laelo Black
- Zack Fox
- Bambii
- ESK
- Kennedy Taylor
Sunday, July 9:
D-Block Europe will bring the weekend festival to an end on Sunday night, with 50 Cent on just before.
Main stage
- D-Block Europe
- 50 Cent
- Lil Durk
- Popcaan
- Lil Tjay
- Dexta Daps
- DJ Target
Other stages
- K-Trap
- JAE5
- Glorilla
- Black Sherif
- Dreya Mac
- TiaCorine
- Seani B
- Kilimanjaro
- Charisse C
- Donae'O
- Tash LC
- DJ KARABA
- Jordss
- Jay Knox
