Josh Baker, Kettama & Prospa Add Second London Date After Sellout

Finsbury Park Sells Out in Under an Hour

Josh Baker, Kettama, and Prospa sold out their inaugural Finsbury Park date in under an hour this morning, prompting promoters to immediately announce a second London show for summer 2027. The rapid sellout marks a significant milestone for the UK garage scene, with the historic venue—which has hosted acts from The Clash to contemporary electronic artists—representing a major scale-up for the genre.

Three Producers, One Vision

The trio represents different corners of modern garage. Josh Baker has built his reputation through releases on labels like Medellin Musique, showcasing meticulous sound design. Kettama brings a more experimental approach, pushing beyond traditional genre boundaries. Prospa has consistently balanced club sophistication with accessibility, making garage approachable without compromising its edge.

Together, the three producers offer enough variation to sustain a multi-hour event while maintaining a cohesive sonic vision. The combination has clearly resonated with fans who've watched garage reclaim space in the broader electronic music landscape over the past 18 months.

Garage's Resurgence Continues

The instant sellout isn't happening in isolation. Dedicated garage nights have been popping up across Europe and North America, established DJs from other genres have been diving into the sound, and a new wave of producers is treating garage as the natural evolution of contemporary dance music rather than a nostalgic throwback.

Both Finsbury Park dates are scheduled for summer 2027. Given the speed at which the first show sold out, fans interested in the second date will need to move quickly.