Tottenham Hale superclub Drumsheds has announced its Spring/ Summer 2024 line-up, and it is packed with big names from across the world of dance; spanning from drum and bass to jungle.
The club, which opened in a former IKEA in 2023, has rapidly become a go-to spot for Londoners after a fix of pounding beats and gigantic lightshows. And Bonobo is set to play over the Easter weekend, for a curated day of music that includes performances from DJ Koze, George Fitzgerald and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.
The bill for early 2024 also features appearances from Amelie Lens and Craig David as well as established nights Worried About Henry, the Hydra and Drumcode.
The new season kicked off on February 23 with a sold-out show from drum and bass veterans Chase and Status, and was followed by a curated night from techno label Drumcode Records, which featured appearances from Adam Beyer, Kölsch, Stephan Bodzin, Layla Benitez and an entire room booked by London dance festival Junction 2.
If this all sounds techno-heavy, that’s no coincidence: according to the organisers “techno will play a key part in the 2024 sessions, and Drumsheds’ industrial space will provide an ideal backdrop for the genre.” In that spirit, Radio 1 Dance will be hpsting a takeover on 29 March, followed by Our House with James Hype and Meduza.
Following that, Worried About Henry will host the mother of all raves to celebrate ten years in the game, and have invited huge names such as Shy FX and Netsky along for the party. When it took place at Printworks last year, the line-up featured Dizzee Rascal, JME and D Double E.
Later, Craig David will be hosting his TS5 festival, which will welcome names from across garage, house and hip-hop.
False Idols, who recently brought the likes of Sugababes and Shygirl to Drumsheds, will also be returning to the former IKEA next April.
The full line up is as follows:
23.02.24 - Chase and Status (Sold Out)
02.03.24 - Enjoy Your Life
09.03.24 – Drumcode (with Adam Beyer)
16.03.24 - Worried About Henry (with Wilkinson)
23.03.24 - TS5 Festival London (with Craig David)
29.03.24 - Radio 1 Dance
30.03.24 - EXHALE London (with Amelie Lens)
31.03.24 - The Hydra Presents: Outlier (with Bonobo)
13.04.24 - False Idols
27.04.24 - OUR HOUSE with James Hype & Meduza
Tickets for next season are now on sale, and can be bought from drumshedslondon.com.
The club, which has 15,000 capacity, was converted from an old Ikea by developers Broadwick Live, the brains behind the recently-closed Printworks, with an aim of building “a brand new centre of cultural gravity; an experience-first space for guests to immerse themselves sonically and visually.”
