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Josh Baker announces his biggest Amsterdam headline show to date, stepping up to AFAS Live for a special extended performance: “Josh Baker – 4hrs at AFAS Live.” This will be his only venue appearance in the Netherlands in 2026, making it a standout date in his global schedule.

Set to take place on Saturday 24 October 2026, the show marks a defining moment in Baker’s trajectory, as he steps up to headline AFAS Live — one of Amsterdam’s premier venues, and a milestone that marks a new tier in his career,  with a fully elevated production and an extended format designed to showcase the full scope of his sound.

Known for his ability to build and control energy across long-form sets, Baker will play a 4-hour extended set, offering a rare opportunity to dive deep into both his own catalogue and the records that have shaped his journey. The format allows for a more immersive experience, one that moves beyond peak-time moments into something more narrative and considered.

Baker’s relationship with Amsterdam has grown rapidly over the past year. His last headline appearance in the city, a 10-hour set at Thuishaven in April 2025,  sold out in just three minutes and quickly became one of the most talked-about shows of the season. That performance set a new benchmark, and AFAS Live represents the next step forward: bigger scale, higher production, and a wider creative canvas.

The announcement comes amid a strong run of releases, with recent records including “Back It Up,” “You Don’t Own Me,” and “Feel This Way” gaining widespread support across dancefloors and platforms alike.

At the same time, Baker continues to solidify his global presence, with headline appearances at leading festivals such as Creamfields, Awakenings and Coachella, alongside the launch of his own Ibiza residency in 2026 , further underlining his position as one of the most in-demand artists in electronic music right now.

AFAS Live marks a clear progression: not just a bigger show, but a more ambitious one, both sonically and visually. For Baker, it’s an opportunity to deliver something that reflects where he is today, while pushing into what comes next.