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How to get tickets for UK’s ‘Drake Festival’ as rapper prepares for historic London gig

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Published 14:35 18 Jun 2025 GMT+1

How to get tickets for UK’s ‘Drake Festival’ as rapper prepares for historic London gig

Don't miss out on the 'One Dance' rapper's first shows in the UK since 2019

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Ella Scott

Ella Scott

A massive musical event dubbed 'the Drake Festival' is coming up and there are just a handful of tickets left if you want to be part of the crowd.

In case you missed it, Drizzy is set to make history this summer, becoming the world’s first artist to headline all three nights of a festival - and you can be part of the moment by snapping up one of the last remaining tickets.

Drake will perform in the UK next month for the first time since 2019 (Prince Williams/Wireimage)
Drake will perform in the UK next month for the first time since 2019 (Prince Williams/Wireimage)

When is the UK's 'Drake Festival' happening?

Taking place at London's Finsbury Park between Friday 11 and Sunday 13 July, Wireless Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

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For die-hard fans who haven’t got tickets to what Redditors are calling ‘Drake Festival’, then you’re in luck as a slew of passes are still available to purchase across the internet, including from Viagogo and StubHub.

Where to buy Wireless festival tickets 2025

If you’ve dreamed of seeing the 38-year-old rapper at an open-air concert, then Wireless London 2025 is the place to be this summer.

Earlier this year, it was widely reported that tickets for all three days had completely sold out within minutes - the fastest in the festival’s history.

But fret not, because the likes of Viagogo has a slew of single-day passes and full access tickets available to purchase.

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For £456, you can be in the Drake crowd every night with a Three-Day Pass. Meanwhile, Two-Day Passes start from £265, and a single-day ticket is yours to grab from £169.

If you’re looking to bask in Drake’s glory with your friends, then StubHub have a handful of ticket bundles that start from £193 each.

Where to buy VIP and Express Wireless festival tickets

If you and your pals are willing to splash the cash, then VIP Village Upgrade tickets are also available from Ticketmaster.

For £130 per day, you’ll gain access to the VIP village, have the advantage of luxury restrooms, pamper parlours, and benefit from gourmet food trucks and Complimentary cloakroom facilities.

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Got ahead of the curve and already have your tickets for Wireless Festival 2025 secured? Then why not treat yourself to some Express Lane tickets from Ticketmaster?

These special passes allow you to skip the regular entry queue and enter the festival grounds through a dedicated, faster lane, and are available from £25.40 for each day.

Tickets for Drake live are available to purchase online via Viagogo, StubHub and Seat Unique (Mark Blinch/Getty Images)
Tickets for Drake live are available to purchase online via Viagogo, StubHub and Seat Unique (Mark Blinch/Getty Images)

When is Drake performing at Wireless Festival?

To celebrate 20 years of the urban music festival, Drake will be headlining the main stage each night.

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Every evening, the ‘Rich Baby Daddy’ singer will perform a refreshed setlist in the heart of Finsbury Park. So, if you’re a die-hard Drake fan, you’re going to want a ticket for every evening - just in case he pulls out some deep cuts.

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The musician will headline the event on Friday, July 11, with Partynextdoor and special guest Summer Walker before returning to the stage on Saturday, July 12 with The Mandem.

He will then close the festival out on Sunday, July 13, with special guests Burna Boy and VYBZ Kartel.

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It’s the first time the star has performed in the UK in six years, so it’s definitely not one to miss. Be sure to grab your tickets before it’s too late.

Drake UK and tour dates 2025

Drake is taking to the stage at Wireless Festival 2025 as part of his $ome $pecial $hows 4 UK tour.

See where else he’s touching down below - with tickets available to purchase now from Seat Unique from £149.

  • July 20, 21 and 23 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham
  • July 25, 26, and 28 - Co-Op Live, Manchester
  • August 4 - Co-Op Live, Manchester
Featured Image Credit: Prince Williams/Wireimage

Topics: Music, Drake, Festivals, Ticketmaster

Ella Scott
Ella Scott

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