Drumsheds is a dance club in Tottenham, London.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The Overground to Meridian Water is the only sensible way in, taxis pile up on Glover Drive and the walk from Tottenham Hale is long after a 10-hour set.
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The Canning Town warehouse with a 24-hour license has built a reputation for serious techno bookings and a strict no-phones-on-the-floor policy that protects the room from becoming an Instagram set.
TipPhones go in pouches at the door, that is the rule and it is enforced. Cash for the cloakroom moves the queue.
The Wapping warehouse on Pennington Street runs a multi-room selected programme of techno and house with the kind of long-form bookings that pull in international touring DJs and Sunday-morning crowds.
TipWapping Overground is the quickest way home at 7am, the night buses out of Shadwell are a long wait after a closing set.
The Frith Street basement opened by tenorist Ronnie Scott in 1959 is the central canon of British jazz, with two sittings a night and a late show that draws the serious listeners after midnight.
TipBook the late show, the room thins out and the playing loosens. Standing bar tickets are the cheapest way in if you do not need a table.
The Gillett Square upstairs room is where London's improvised and contemporary jazz programmes when it wants to be honest about what it sounds like, with a regular Tomorrow's Warriors slot for the next generation.
TipBook direct, the room is small and an in-demand quartet sells out in days. The downstairs cafe is the warm-up.
The Dean Street basement opened by Peter Boizot in 1969 sits under a working pizzeria and runs a quietly serious nightly programme that has hosted Diana Krall, Norah Jones and Kurt Elling at room scale.
TipThe pizza is fine, the room is the point, ask for a table on the front banquettes for sightlines to the piano.
The Ashwin Street room programmed by Hamish Dunbar and Keiko Yamamoto is the central venue in Europe for experimental and improvised music, and the calendar is the single best test of what is current.
TipMembers get advance ticket access, the Eddie Prevost and Arto Lindsay weeks sell out fast.
