The Weeknd closed this year's Wireless Festival in London with a bang as fireworks exploded from the stage while he belted out his popular track 'The Hills'.

The Weeknd

The Weeknd

The 'Starboy' hitmaker rounded off the three-day music extravaganza, held at Finsbury Park in North London, on the main stage on Sunday (09.07.17) with hit after hit from his 'House of Balloons' album as the crowd went wild for his incredible voice.

The 27-year-old hunk - whose real name is Abel Makkonen Tesfaye - appeared to be having the time of his life as he bounced around on stage to shrieks from his fans.

It's not known if his girlfriend Selena Gomez - whom he's been dating since the end of last year following his split from Bella Hadid - was backstage watching his set but there were rumours floating around that she had touched down in the English capital.

Earlier on in the day, the likes of Bugzy Malone, Tyga, Ty Dolla $ign, Pusha T, Nas and Wizkid took to the main stage to perform their energetic set under the hot sun.

Things turned adventurous in the early evening when Tory Lanez decided to try something new towards the end of his gig by crowd-surfing to his song 'Diego'.

The 24-year-old rapper told the crowd: "Ok, we're going to try something now. I need you all to make a line and I'm going to surf from the front to the back and back again."

It all seemed to be going well until he was almost dropped and security was forced to intervene and heave him back on to the stage so that he could finish off his song.

Despite his bright idea, Tory - real name is Daystar Peterson - appeared to be exhausted when his feet finally touched the stage again as he collapsed on the floor and asked his staff if he could have some water. He concluded his 40-minute gig by thanking his fans for having him and telling them he'll be back soon for another show.

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