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Josh Baker, KETTAMA and Prospa have achieved a major milestone in UK electronic music. They sold out three consecutive shows at London’s Finsbury Park, with a reported 135,000 tickets sold for July 2027.
The three artists will perform together in a B3B format across July 2, 3 and 4. This is part of Embrace LDN, a new festival launching in the British capital.
The achievement has been described as the biggest headline dance music weekend in UK history. It highlights the growing commercial power of artists whose careers have been closely connected to underground club culture.
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Three Sold-Out Shows in Just Days
The extraordinary demand began on September 29, when tickets for the originally announced July 3 performance sold out within an hour of the presale opening.
Organizers responded by adding a second show on July 4. This was followed by a third date on July 2.
All three performances subsequently sold out, bringing the reported total to 135,000 tickets.
The achievement also places the artists alongside Drake as only the second headline act to sell out three nights at Finsbury Park.
Unlike a traditional festival lineup featuring separate headline performances, the central attraction is a shared DJ set bringing together three distinct musical identities.
From Coachella to Finsbury Park
The collaboration did not emerge overnight.
Josh Baker, KETTAMA and Prospa previously performed together at Coachella’s Campground Party in April 2026, generating considerable attention around their combined sound.
Their upcoming London performances will represent their first dedicated series of headline shows together.
Each act brings a different approach to the collaboration.
Josh Baker has developed his reputation through groove-driven house music, while building the You&Me brand and Hide&Seek Festival.
Irish producer KETTAMA has established himself through an energetic combination of house, garage and rave influences.
Meanwhile, British duo Prospa have developed a sound rooted in classic house, breakbeat and rave culture. Their debut album, Free Your Mind, arrived through CircoLoco Records in June 2026.
Together, their different musical backgrounds create a collaboration that reflects several of the sounds currently shaping the UK electronic music scene.
A Major Moment for UK Dance Music
Beyond the ticket sales, the Finsbury Park announcement represents an important moment for the wider electronic music industry.
All three acts have spent years developing their individual careers through clubs, festivals, independent releases and dedicated audiences.
Their ability to sell out three large-scale outdoor performances demonstrates how strongly that audience has expanded.
The demand also challenges the traditional distinction between underground dance music and mainstream live entertainment.
Artists associated with club-focused sounds are increasingly capable of attracting audiences on a scale previously associated with major international pop and rock performers.
For Embrace LDN, the sold-out weekend provides a significant launch for a festival that aims to celebrate established and emerging names in UK and Irish dance culture.
Additional supporting artists are expected to be announced.
An Unprecedented Weekend Awaits
With all three dates already sold out, Josh Baker, KETTAMA and Prospa are preparing for one of the most significant performances of their careers.
The July 2027 shows will bring their shared musical vision to Finsbury Park across three consecutive days.
More importantly, the response demonstrates the extraordinary demand for contemporary UK and Irish dance music.
Three shows. Three acts. 135,000 tickets. A defining moment for a new generation of electronic music artists.
