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Curated and created by Broadwick, DRUMSHEDS is the mightiest and most ambitious space that the accomplished team have taken on. With a portfolio that includes some of the UK’s most impressive experience-led brands including Printworks, Beams, Field Day, Depot Mayfield and more, Broadwick are driven to create real impact through pure yet powerful live experiences in unique spaces that are home to communities and culture. After an extremely successful six-year run at Printworks which culminated in a final season that sold out in less than an hour, Broadwick will now bring their unrivaled expertise to DRUMSHEDS.
“Broadwick’s mission has always been to build brands that deliver unrivaled, live experiences that create real impact. We are proud to announce DRUMSHEDS, set to be London’s most impactful cultural space of its kind, set across 608,000 sqft in North London. We want Drumsheds, like all the spaces we create, to be new centres of cultural gravity that provide the basis for human connection. A connection that people crave now more than ever.”
- Simeon Aldred, Director of Strategy, Broadwick
With spaces such as Printworks, Depot Mayfield and Beams, Broadwick are unmatched when it comes to successfully breathing new life into meanwhile spaces. The successful group are focused on evolving the world of venue and entertainment space, through a fluid and flexible approach, allowing Broadwick Spaces such as Drumsheds to feature a wide spectrum of powerful content. A concept proven in spaces such as Printworks who hosted many of London’s most vital cultural events in its time, from Fashion Week events (Raf Simmons, A Cold Wall, Mulberry) to the sold-out music seasons that welcomed The London Symphony and Aurora orchestras, live acts, DJs, dancers and more. Aphex Twin, Skepta, BICEP, Peggy Gou, Defected, Glitterbox, The Hydra and thousands more major artists and brands passed through the doors of Printworks over the years.
Printworks also pioneered the daytime show concept for a safer and more accessible event experience, which will be mirrored in the soon to be announced DRUMSHEDS programme. Now closed for redevelopment along with the surrounding area, Broadwick plans to reopen Printworks
in 2026.
Located in the North London’s industrial Meridian Water zone, which is only 4 mins from Tottenham Hale (Victoria Line) DRUMSHEDS will be easily accessible via tube, rail and buses.
Broadwick will be working with the local authorities on outreach to support the surrounding community with employment in the new space, in addition to schemes such as free tickets for previous employees of the space so they can enjoy the venue in its new iteration.
News on the first season of events will be announced shortly, follow @DRUMSHEDS on social media and sign-up HERE to get exclusive news on their upcoming programme announcement.
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