More names have been announced for the Friday at the Wireless Festival held in Hyde Park, London and taking place from Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th July.
Joining Morrissey on the bill at Hyde Park on Friday will be Guillemots, Siouxsie Sioux, Dirty Pretty Things, New York Dolls, and Lightspeed Champion who join the previously confirmed Beck and The National.
Saturday's line-up at Wireless includes the headliner Fatboy Slim, with Underworld, Bootsy Collins And The Rubber Band, Robyn, Does It Offend You Yeah?, Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip, Sam Sparro, and The Whip. Fatboy Slim has indicated that Mark Ronson will also be appearing.
They are the latest acts confirmed to join Sunday headliner Counting Crows at this year's O2 Wireless Festival. As previously reported Counting Crows, Powderfinger, Goo Goo Dolls, Ben Harper, Eddy Grant, Bowling For Soup and The Galvatrons are also billed for that day.
More acts are due to be confirmed shortly including the headliner for Thursday of Wireless.
Tickets for the Friday with Morrissey as headliner are available at a special 'Early Bird' price of £40 for a limited period only. Tickets are also on sale for the Saturday and Sunday, to buy your tickets click here.
Attendees at the event now in its fourth year can expect popular acts on all three stages. The festival will probably also have an acoustic band stand, a fairground, chill out areas, street theatre, performance art, markets, food caterers, a five aside football pitch and lockers are available on site at a cost of £6 a day.
There is a disabled customers hotline number that patrons can call when booking tickets to reserve a place on the platform. It is 0121 767 9729. Disabled customers will be provided with one free ticket for their helper, where required. Should additional helper tickets be required, please call the disabled access ticket line on 0121 767 9729 or email access@wirelessfestival.co.uk
The Wireless Festival is also offering customers the opportunity to offset their carbon emissions associated with travelling to Hyde Park, there is an option to add 40p to your order on the shipping page to cover your carbon footprint.
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