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DJ Snake Returns To London With Drumsheds Show

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Three years after blowing the roof off at Printworks, DJ Snake returns to the capital of England with a special show at the renowned Drumsheds.

Set to take place on 10th October, the French-Algerian artist is expected to bring his new album, along with classics such as ‘Turn Down For What’ and future favourite, ‘Paradise,’ a recent collaboration with Bipolar Sunshine.

Last time DJ Snake was in town, he sold out the iconic Printworks, as the event marked the opening night of the venue’s Autumn/Winter 2022 season.

Although Drumsheds can host a higher capacity than Printworks, demand remains extremely high, with tickets expected to sell out quickly.

This is nothing new to Snake, who in 2023 sold 80,000 tickets for his final solo show in France, which took place on 10th May this year.

The Venue, Drumsheds

Opened officially in October 2023, this is one of London’s most iconic rave locations. It has hosted multiple artists such as Dom Dolla and Chase & Status, as well as takeovers by labels like EXHALE and Defected Records.

Its 15,000 people capacity makes it one of London’s biggest event locations, and is possible due to the venue being an ex Ikea flagship store.

Decorated with the best of lighting and panoramic screens that create an immersive atmosphere, it is one of the country’s hottest places for an indoor rave.

Along with DJ Snake’s show, Drumsheds will also welcome Resistance and Defected Records as part of their first shows of the Autumn/Winter 2025 season.

Pre-Sale for DJ Snake at Drumsheds will go live on 28th May, with the remaining tickets (if there will be any) going on a general sale on 29th May.

Access to the pre-sale can only be obtained through signing up, following this link.

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