DRAKE DELIVERS UNFORGETTABLE WIRELESS FINALE WITH REMA SURPRISE

Drake made history at Wireless Festival in London’s Finsbury Park, headlining all three nights from July 11–13, the first artist ever to do so, and tickets sold out within minutes.

Across the weekend, the rapper was also joined by several other surprise guests, including Lauryn Hill, 21 Savage, Sexyy Red, and Central Cee. The performances drew widespread attention on social media, where fans shared clips of the biggest onstage moments, including Drake singing “Nice For What” with Lauryn Hill and soaring above the crowd on a suspended stage.

One of the most talked-about moments came on the final night, when Drake brought out Nigerian superstar Rema for a surprise appearance. Rema joined him on stage to roaring applause, continuing the growing presence of Afrobeats on global platforms. The two artists shared the spotlight briefly but powerfully, signaling the genre’s ongoing influence on mainstream music. Drake’s support of Rema adds to a pattern of spotlighting emerging or international talent, similar to past collaborations with Wizkid, Tems, and Skepta.

Across the weekend, Drake was also joined by several other surprise guests, including Lauryn Hill, 21 Savage, Sexyy Red, and Central Cee. The performances drew widespread attention on social media, where fans shared clips of the biggest onstage moments, including Drake singing “Nice For What” with Lauryn Hill and soaring above the crowd on a suspended stage.

The three-night takeover marks a major return to the UK stage for Drake, whose last headline appearance at Wireless was in 2021. With these performances, he not only delivered a catalogue-spanning show, but also created space for global artists like Rema to connect with new audiences.