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Video: Rapper Wiley is added to main stage line-up of Norfolk’s Sundown Festival

David Freezer Tuesday, August 21, 2012
11:56 AM

A late addition has been made to the line-up for the main stage of next month’s Sundown Festival at the Norfolk Showground.

Urban music star Wiley will now perform on the Saturday main stage at Sundown, bringing an alternative style to the other acts that night, such as Pixie Lott, Katy B and headliner Olly Murs.

The London rapper’s most recent single, Heatwave, reached number one in the UK singles chart. You can watch the official video of the number one single above.

Sundown Festival spokesman, Dion Clements, said: “Wiley is an outstanding talent of the urban music scene. Highly respected in both the underground and mainstream markets.

“Both we (the organisers) and the audience at Sundown should be honoured to have the Godfather of Grime come and perform our main stage this year.”

The festival - being held over the weekend of September 1 and 2 - looks set to smash last year’s ticket sales, with few tickets remaining.

For more information, or to book tickets, go to www.nationalboxoffice.co.uk or call 0871 224 1112 or 1113.

3 comments

nrg he may look like a prize plum too you but hes a very talented prize plum. Still not gonna change my mind too go but ticket....now if example was playing again.......

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no.1mum

Wednesday, August 22, 2012
nrg he may look like a prize plum too you but hes a very talented prize plum. Still not gonna change my mind too go but ticket....now if example was playing again.......

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no.1mum

Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Only numpties have tats on their necks, what a prize plum this chap looks like

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nrg

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