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Yeezus in the UK, the Outkast reunion + more
by Gaby Whitehill | Photos by WENN
Wireless Festival announced their headliners and supporting acts today (January 28), and it's set to be their most star-studded line up yet.
With rap heavyweights such as Drake and Kanye West set to perform, as well as appearances from buzzworthy rappers Chance The Rapper and A$AP Ferg - not to mention Outkast reuniting - the three-day event is pretty much a hip hop fan's dream.
Additionally, the London event will be getting a new (and greener) home in Finsbury Park, whilst Wireless will also be happening in Birmingham simultaneously for the first time ever. With a line up like that, it'd be unfair to keep it just to London, right?
Here's 8 reasons why Wireless Festival 2014 is going to be the best year yet.
With John Cooper Clarke, Russell Kane and mre
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The 2002 album is light years ahead of its time
The XX, Dev Hynes, Kate Moss and more were present
They will follow on from Hill's September Brixton dates
The Boomtown Rats frontman performed in Plymouth
Band to launch Futurology with London show
Rock event to see clouds and warmth
It could be quite nice on Worthy Farm this year
Second show added due to huge demand
Sold-out show prompts new gig on 2 July 2014
Get well soon, Mozza
Singer will perform four dates in the UK
The tower will now be called 'Tony Benn Tower'
However, band insist there will be no new music
New Florence + The Machine album is on its way
Specialist DJs cut from BBC
See photos and footage from the gig here
Opposition grows due to bear hunt documentary
'I think he needs to go to sleep' says Plant
Sothebys sale far exceeds early expectations
Libertines frontman claim drugs ruined his life
Band play despite Palestinian protests
'Modest pay, immodest quantities of Jack Daniels'
The original iconic festival took place in 1969
Documentary to premiere in the UK later this month
Rapper says gang were waiting to rush the stage