The White Stripes will play their only UK dates at this year's Wireless festival in June, as more acts are added to the bill following the "leak" last week that Kaiser Chiefs are going to headline.
The White Stripes, Daft Punk, Faithless and Kaiser Chiefs will all headline this years O2 Wireless Festival at London's Hyde Park from 14-17 June while all but Faithless will headline Leeds from 15-17 June.
Queens of the Stone Age, CSS, Just Jack, Badly Drawn Boy, The Rakes, Editors, The Cribs and The Twang will also play the three day festival.
Tickets costing from £40 to £135 go on sale to the general public from 16 March, but O2 customers can get hold of theirs now with an added two for one deal where they can buy up to four tickets (two paid for and two free) but must be able to confirm the make, model and number of your mobiles phone as this offer is for mobile tickets only.
2-4-1 offer applicable to single days only, are subject to limited availability and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
12:38 PM | 12/03/2007
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