Kanye West should be banned from the UK, says Jewish leader as rapper to headline Wireless festival - West has sparked public outcry by wearing swastika T-shirts, calling himself a Nazi and releasing

Wireless Festival is set to return to London this summer, bringing some of the biggest names in hip-hop, R&B and grime back to Finsbury Park for its 2026 edition. Organisers have confirmed that Kanye West,

US rapper Kanye West has been announced as the headliner for all three nights of this year's Wireless festival. The controversial star last performed in the UK when he headlined Glastonbury in 2015. His return to the Wireless stage in London follows years of widespread criticism for antisemitic comments,

London Mayor Sadiq Khan is speaking out about Kanye West’s recently announced performance at the 2026 Wireless Festival in London. The rapper, who now goes by Ye, is set to perform in the city’s Finsbury Park on July 10,

How Kanye became uncancellable: incest claims, Hitler songs... and headlining Wireless - After nearly a decade of offending everyone in existence, Kanye West will return to the UK to headline all three days of Wireless Festival.

Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, is headed across the pond for several high-profile performances at Wireless Festival 2026.

In 2014, Kanye West was booed off stage at Wireless Festival for going on a lengthy rant about the fashion industry. Twelve years later, he’s returning to headline all three nights of the London music event.

The 48-year-old rapper sparked global outcry with his antisemitic posts and by wearing swastika and ‘White Lives Matter’ T-shirts