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Wireless has consulted its binders full of women, and added a few more to this year’s festival

  • Dork News Desk
  • June 28, 2018

Following a bunch of backlash for its pm all-male 2018 line-up, Wireless has booked a few more women.

All plonked on the same stage, Lady Leshurr, Quay Dash, Bad Gyal, Paigey Cakey, Trillary Banks, Barely Legal, Work It DJsand ‘many more’ will perform for Smirnoff House, curated by Rinse FM.

“The team behind SMIRNOFF is tackling gender inequality,” reads the press release blurb. “Now in its second year, SMIRNOFF Equalising Music is a 3-year, global initiative to escalate gender parity in the music industry by 2020 and redress the gender imbalance on club and festival lineups.”

The full stage line-up reads:

FRIDAY 6 JULY
Hosted by Emerald
Emerald, Jetsss, Paigey Cakey, Shy One, Trillary Banks, Work It DJs

SATURDAY 7 JULY
Hosted by Emerald
A.G, Alia Loren, Bad Gyal, Barely Legal, Emerald, Jyoty, Tiffany Calver

SUNDAY 8 JULY
Hosted by Julie Adenuga
Amz, Eliza Rose, Emerald, Girls of Grime, Lady Leshurr, Manara, Quay Dash

This year’s Wireless will take place from 6th-8th July at Finsbury Park in London.

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