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Gigs and concerts· London
Danny Rankin, Shosh, Pia Collada + Herse
- When
- Friday, 13 November 2026, 10.05pm
- Where
- Fox And Firkin, 316 Lewisham High Street, London, SE13 6JZ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Get yourself down to this stacked lineup of UKG, dubstep and 140, featuring some of the best in the scene. It's gonna be a big one!!Beginning his journey in the garage/dnb scene and on TV as People Just Do Nothing's fictional character Decoy, Danny Rankin has set pace in the UK as a multi-genre DJ.From gracing UK festival stages such as Glastonbury, Wireless and Lovebox, to tearing up Europe at Hideout, Ibiza Rocks and Amnesia, the six-man group have sold out their tours, including legendary venues Koko, Brixton O2 Academy and The Roundhouse. At the heart of this, Decoy stands as the garage crew's resident drum & bass and dancehall DJ.Now taking his own route in the music scene, the artist blends his love of dancehall and the UK rave scene with his roots in garage and drum and bass to create an unmissable live show. Since playing headlines shows in an impressive number of major UK cities, Danny Rankin is set to have an exciting year ahead.----Meet American born DJ / Producer SHOSH; An artist who has risen as a staple in the UK Garage scene, and has recently found her passion in the world of Dubstep! SHOSH brings an exciting new energy to her Dubstep production, bridging the sounds of UK and US culture, with a unique UKG/140 flavour. SHOSH hit #1 in the Dubstep charts with her debut release 'This is Not a Test' on UKF, and has quickly built a big international fanbase around her sound.
Getting there
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