Creamfields has announced another major act for its 30th anniversary celebrations. Josh Baker, KETTAMA and Prospa are set to join forces for an exclusive performance.
The trio will perform a special B2B2B headline set at the Daresbury dance festival on Friday, August 27, 2027, marking another major announcement for the landmark event. The news follows huge demand for the three artists, whose upcoming Finsbury Park shows sold out in record time after 200,000 dance music fans signed up for the London performances.
Exclusive performance on the ARC stage
The collaboration is being billed as a dance festival exclusive, bringing together three prominent names in electronic music for a joint performance on Creamfields' ARC stage.
Each artist has already made their mark at Daresbury, with the trio now coming together for what organisers say will be a highlight of the festival's 30th anniversary celebrations.
Artists' backgrounds
Josh Baker has established himself as one of the leading names in underground house music, earning a growing following for his DJ sets and productions. KETTAMA has built an international fanbase with his energetic sound, while electronic duo Prospa have become known for blending influences from classic rave culture with modern club music.
Their joint performance will see all three artists share the stage for a back-to-back-to-back set, with each taking turns behind the decks.
Festival's 30th anniversary
The announcement adds to the line-up for Creamfields 2027, as the festival prepares to celebrate three decades at the forefront of the UK's dance music scene. The event, held at Daresbury in Cheshire, attracts thousands of electronic music fans each year and has become one of the UK's best-known dance festivals.
With demand for the trio already demonstrated by the rapid sell-out of their Finsbury Park dates, their Creamfields appearance is expected to draw significant interest from festivalgoers. Further announcements about Creamfields' 30th anniversary celebrations are expected as preparations continue for the 2027 event.
