London's Wireless Festival will finish early on Sunday due to Euros final
The festival also has no replacements for the Sunday as both Tyla and Digga D have dropped out of performing
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Wireless has shared that it will be cutting its Sunday night off early so that football fans can catch the Euros 2024 final.
Artists Tyla and Digga D were set to perform on the final day of the festival however both dropped out from performing with Wireless left without a replacement.
Tyla has shared that her cancellation was due to a long-term injury, whilst Digga D has not disclosed the reason for his cancellation.
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In a statement shared yesterday - just a day before the festival weekend begins - the festival explains that the Sunday will finish at 7:PM to give punters “plenty of time to travel home to watch the EURO final England vs Spain match”.
More information on Sunday’s set times is yet to be announced however Doja Cat is still planning to perform her headline set.
For those heading to the festival today (July 12) or tomorrow the curfew is at 10:30 PM with all acts planned to perform.
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Also announced this week, the festival has shared that it has banned clothes “promoting cultural appropriation”.
The statement shared on the website does not specify which items of clothing are included in the ban.
Wireless begins today at Finsbury Park with Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice and Sean Paul as well as special guest Future.
The festival continues on Saturday with double headliners 21 Savage and J Hus on top of performances from the likes of Asake, Gunna and many more.
Becky Buckle is Mixmag's Multimedia Editor, follow her on Twitter
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