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By Andrew Wescott
Apr 7, 2026
Wireless Festival has been cancelled after Home Office denies Kanye West entry to the UK
Refunds will be issued after weeks of sponsor withdrawals and political backlash.
Reading & Leeds have added 60+ new names including Declan McKenna, James Marriott, Holly Humberstone and more.
Reading & Leeds have added 60+ new names including Declan McKenna, James Marriott, Holly Humberstone and more.
Refunds will be issued after weeks of sponsor withdrawals and political backlash.
The UK Home Office say the rapper's presence is 'not conducive to the public good', according to the BBC.
Warpaint, Kamasi Washington, Jon Hopkins and bar italia are among the confirmed acts.
The full weekend one schedule is confirmed for the California desert festival, including how to watch online.
Multiple sponsors have pulled out of the London festival out as a UK visa decision remains pending.
Benn insists Ye has “a legal right” to perform, calling for “forgiveness and hope” as political pressure, sponsor withdrawals and community criticism intensify.
Jehnny Beth, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom and Just Mustard are also confirmed for the Polish event.
From supermarket meltdowns to broken appliances, Getdown Services are finding meaning in life’s most ridiculous moments ahead of a summer full of festival fun.
Over 60 artists will play across seven venues for the North East's Easter weekend event.
Returning to the shores of Lake Geneva this July, the Swiss festival marks its 60th edition.
As they gear up for Dot To Dot, Lambrini Girls break down their ferocious new single ‘Cult Of Celebrity’ and why celebrity culture should make you incredibly uneasy...
The four-day September event across multiple Maltese venues has confirmed its first wave of names.
Y, Bimini, Do Nothing and PVA are among the names joining the Brighton festival's milestone edition.
Luvcat and Working Men's Club co-headline the North Shields multi-venue event.
The artist's Service95 Book Club is to shape the opening weekend programming at Southbank Centre.
Brand-new purpose-built dance stage The Warehouse is also confirmed for the festival.
The show will take place in July at London’s Hyde Park.
The show marks ten years since the band last played the festival.
RAYE, Diana Ross, Holly Johnson and more are among confirmed performers.
Grassroots artists from both cities dominate the latest wave of announcements.