A historic dance music event has achieved unprecedented commercial success after selling out three consecutive evenings.
Josh Baker, Kettama and Prospa have been confirmed as headliners for the Finsbury Park residency scheduled from July 2 to 4, representing what promoters describe as the largest headline dance weekend ever staged in the United Kingdom.
The three artists become only the second act, following Drake, to complete a three-night sellout run at the London venue.
In a combined statement, the artists indicated that each had been working independently for more than a decade and that the public response had exceeded all expectations.
They expressed enthusiasm about preparing what they described as a memorable series of performances, noting the significance of the moment for dance music culture.
Josh Baker launched his professional career in Manchester at the age of 17 and has spent over ten years cultivating his distinctive musical approach while establishing an international profile.
Kettama, an Irish DJ and producer, has built a reputation for high-energy house and techno productions that incorporate elements of rave, breakbeat and UK bass music.
Prospa, a Leeds-based partnership consisting of Harvey Blumler and Gosha Smith, draws influence from classic house and rave-era traditions.
The Finsbury Park shows mark the largest headline concerts the three artists have undertaken collectively.
Additional supporting performers have yet to be confirmed.
All tickets for the event have been completely sold out.