Drake has been announced as the headliner for this year's Wireless Festival. On Sunday (Feb. 16), the annual U.K. music event revealed that the 38-year-old superstar rapper will close out all three nights of the festival's 20th anniversary.

Rapper Drake has been announced as the headliner for all three nights of this year's Wireless festival. It will be his first UK performance in six years, with the One Dance hitmaker due to play a bespoke set on each night. Wireless is celebrating 20 years and returns to Finsbury Park, London, between 11 and 13 July.

For Wireless’s 20th anniversary, Drake will make history as the first artist to headline one festival for three nights with three different bespoke set lists. It’ll be his first set of performances in the UK in six years. The last time Drake was at Finsbury Park was in 2018 when he made a surprise appearance replacing DJ Khaled as the headliner.

Drake will make history as the first artist to headline all three nights at the Wireless Festival's 20th-anniversary celebration.

SUPERSTAR rapper Drake will headline all three days of Wireless Festival later this year. The Hotline Bling hit-maker will take to the stage at London’s Finsbury Park for his first full UK

Rapper Drake is reportedly playing three headline gigs at London's Wireless Festival, which will take place in Finsbury Park in July

Opening night (July 11) will feature Drake alongside PartyNextDoor with Summer Walker as a special guest. July 12 will feature special guest ‘The Mandem’ while Sunday July 13 will see Burna Boy and Vybz Kartel reggae artists perform. More artists will be announced at a later date.

Burna Boy is set to make a grand return to Wireless Festival 2025, marking his third appearance at the prestigious event. The Grammy-winning Afrobeats star will perform on the festival's final night alongside reggae icon Vybz Kartel,