Drumsheds is firing on all cylinders this coming winter. The iconic North London venue returns with its most ambitious Autumn/Winter season yet—rolling out over 30 shows from September 2025 to March 2026, along with sound and space upgrades designed to elevate every moment.
A Venue Built for Scale and Sound
Since opening in 2023 inside a former IKEA in Tottenham, Drumsheds has redefined what a nightclub can feel like, welcoming up to 15,000 music lovers per night. Their AW25/26 plans embrace that scale with intention.
This year’s partners include heavy-hitters like Warp Records, Resistance, TRESOR, Terminal V, alongside fan-favorites Defected, Worried About Henry, The Hydra, and more.
Genre-Spanning Lineups for All Tastes
Drumsheds is casting a wide net across electronic culture. The season features artists such as:
Paul Kalkbrenner (Live), Peggy Gou, Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, DJ Snake, Purple Disco Machine, Leftfield, Skillibeng, Aitch, Mike Skinner (DJ), and many more.
Diversity shines through with sets covering house, techno, bass, garage, and alternative electronic sounds.
Performance-Driven Venue Upgrades
“As we welcome more music and more people, we’re leveling up the venue itself,” says Luke Huxham, MD of Broadwick Live, Drumsheds’ operator. Here’s what attendees will notice:
- A new d&b audiotechnik sound setup with enhanced bass for more uniform clarity across rooms.
- Room X upgraded with improved acoustics and infra-bass enhancements.
- Completely redesigned Room Y layout for better movement and sightlines.
- A backstage bar open to all, a new place to relax behind the booth.
- Venue-wide free Wi-Fi, powered by tech brand Nothing.
- Streamlined access via 360° circulation, more entry lanes, and improved flow.
Season Highlights + Key Dates
Solid gold line-up moments include:
- Sept 26–27 – Resistance London: a two-night techno takeover featuring Amelie Lens, ARTBAT, Mathame, Miss Monique, Reinier Zonneveld (Live), and more.
- Ongoing – Season partners like Defected and Terminal V host sweeping takeovers throughout.
Other confirmed artists include Aitch, Alisha, ANZ, DJ Snake, Eats Everything, Flava D, Helena Hauff, Kelly Lee Owens, Obskür, Sama’ Abdulhadi, Shallipopi, Saoirse, Theo Parrish, and more
Why This Season Matters
Drumsheds continues to lead London’s scene by offering scale without sacrifice—creating spaces for iconic shows and next-gen breakthroughs alike. Easier access, improved sound, and better crowd flow mean more focus on the music, and the moment.
Poised to be one of the year’s defining venues, this season puts Drumsheds back at the center of UK electronic music. It’s a blueprint for summits that put the dancer first.
Artists in alphabetical order: ADAM BEYER – AITCH – ALISHA – AMELIE LENS – ANZ – CARISTA – DIMENSION – DJ GIGOLA – DJ SNAKE – EATS EVERYTHING – ELIZA ROSE – EWAN MCVICAR – FLAVA D – HELENA HAUFF – HIROKO YAMAMURA – I HATE MODELS (A/V) – INDIRA PAGANOTTO – JOB JOBSE – JUNGLE (DJ) – KELLY LEE OWENS – KLANGKUENSTLER – KURUPT FM – LEFTFIELD – MALA – MARIE MONTEXIER – MAX DEAN – MIKE SKINNER – MISS MONIQUE – MODERAT – MRAK – OBSKUR – PAPERCLIP PEOPLE – PAUL KALKBRENNER (LIVE) – PEGGY GOU – PURPLE DISCO MACHINE – SAMA’ ABDULHAD – SAOIRSE – SHALLIPOPI – SKILLIBENG – SVEN VÄTH – THEO PARRISH + MANY MORE
