A 608,000 sq.ft Tottenham warehouse that beforehand housed an Ikea retailer will probably be become a brand new reside music venue named DRUMSHEDS.

Created and curated by Broadwick, the workforce behind Printworks, The Beams, Depot Mayfield and extra, the brand new venue claims to be “extra impactful than something London has seen” with the target to “encourage, join and create huge influence via music, tradition and area”.

The warehouse venue could have a unique idea from the earlier nightclub of the identical title, which shut its doorways again in 2022.

DRUMSHEDS is about to open this September with a number of the warehouse’s authentic options in tact, such because the outdated elevate shafts, loading bays, sprawling flooring and equipment.

The venue may even be obtainable to rent by way of Broadwick’s Areas division, as it’s planning to showcase set builds, vogue reveals, music occasions and model activations.

Broadwick Dwell division are set to share the complete opening programme quickly and can characteristic quite a lot of “tradition occasions”. You’ll be able to sign-up to the DRUMSHEDS mailing checklist to maintain updated with any information.

Simeon Aldred, Broadwick Director of Technique, shared: “Broadwick’s mission has at all times been to construct manufacturers that ship unmatched, reside experiences that create actual influence.”

He continued: “We’re proud to announce DRUMSHEDS, set to be London’s most impactful cultural area of its type, set throughout 608,000 sqft in North London. We wish DRUMSHEDS, like all of the areas we create, to be new centres of cultural gravity that present the premise for human connection. A connection that folks crave now greater than ever.”

Broadwick additionally shared in a press launch that will probably be working with the native authorities on outreach to help the encompassing group with employment within the new area, along with schemes similar to free tickets for earlier workers of the area to allow them to benefit from the venue in its new iteration.