Wilderness Festival has added Seun Kuti to the main stage Sunday roster, playing under headliner Ben Howard on the last UK date.

Seun Kuti performs the festival alongside 14-piece big band Egypt 80, following the release this February of his third album, ‘A London Way to the Beginning’. The son of the late Nigerian afrobeat innovator and human rights activist Fela Kuti, Seun is an inventive and multi-faceted musician whose progressive sound fuses jazz, funk, soul and African rhythms with other contemporary influences. A singer and saxophonist whose charismatic stage presence is as mesmerising as it is thought-provoking, Seun Kuti is a brilliant addition to Wilderness 2015’s music programme.

Wilderness is already shaping up to be one of the most exciting events of the festival season, with Bjork playing her only remaining UK date and the programme also featuring globally acclaimed and Michelin-starred chefs like Angela Hartnett, Nuno Mendes and James Knappett whipping up a culinary storm. Plus over 340 hours of talks, debate and discussion with the likes of the V&A Museum and Sunday Assembly offering activities of a more intellectual pursuit, and leading London theatre from the groundbreaking Foolish People, Opera Holland Park, Battersea Arts Centre and Old Vic New Voices.

Weekend Tickets: £139, Family Weekend Tickets: £335, Children aged 10 and under go free

LIVE MUSIC & DANCING

Bjork, Ben Howard, George Clinton, Parliament & Funkadelic Perform Return to the Mothership, Roisin Murphy, Hercules & Love Affair, Nick Mulvey, Nils Frahm, Brandt Bauer Frick Ensemble, Caravan Palace, Seun Kuti, Ibibio Sound Machine, Will & The People, Benjamin Clementine, Damian Lazarus & The Ancient Moons, Asgeir, Shamir, Bombino, Lapsley, Perfume Genius, Robyn Sherwell, Rhodes, Jerry Williams, CC Smugglers, Jeremy Loops.