DRAKE’S epic backstage rider for Wireless festival has been revealed including 500 Nandos chicken wings and 150 garlic breads. The superstar, 34, shocked festival goers with a sensational surprise performance last night after his album Certified Lover Boy went to number one. Drake, 34, treated his entourage to a peri, peri good feast, that was […]
DRAKE’S epic backstage rider for Wireless festival has been revealed including 500 Nandos chicken wings and 150 garlic breads.
The superstar, 34, shocked festival goers with a sensational surprise performance last night after his album Certified Lover Boy went to number one.
Drake, 34, treated his entourage to a peri, peri good feast, that was delivered straight to his dressing rooms backstage in true VIP style.
A source told the Sun: “Drake’s rider was huge – he made sure his whole team were well fed for his first perfomance back in Blighty.
“They had 500 chicken wings, 150 chicken thighs, 30 chips, 150 garlic breads, and some extra wraps thrown in for good measure.”
Other stars tucking into the feasts at the Vip backstage area included TV’s Maya Jama and Love Island’s Jack Fowler.
Drake left fans open mouthed as he made a surprise appearance on stage at Wireless Festival on Friday.
He appeared on stage alongside headliner Future and the pair performed a five-song set including the live debut of their collaboration Way 2 Sexy – after his album Certified Lover Boy went to number one.
The words ‘Hey Wireless, the boy is home’ appeared on the main stage screens as the rapper, real name Aubrey Graham, made his first major concert appearance since before the pandemic.
He told the crowd at Crystal Palace in south London: “I miss you with all my heart. It’s been way too long, I forgot what this feels like.”
The performance also included the tracks Life Is Good, Laugh Now Cry Later, What’s Next and Nonstop.
“I would not have wanted my first show back to be anywhere other than Wireless,” he added.
Fans had been hoping Drake would perform after his private jet was spotted flying into the UK earlier this week.
Skepta headlined Saturday night of the event, which celebrates grime, UK rap and hip hop, while US trio Migos is headlining tonight.
Friday saw Drake fend off competition from Iron Maiden to secure his fourth number album in the UK with Certified Lover Boy.
