A State of Trance: 25 Years celebrated at Drumsheds, London

Name: A State of Trance: 25 Years celebrated at Drumsheds, London
Start: 2026-06-01
End: 2026-06-03
Location: London

STAYS FROM £145 · A State of Trance brings its first UK indoor festival to Drumsheds in November. Armin Van Buuren headlines the 25-year celebration.

Holly Hughes

11 Jun 2026 · 5 min read

A State of Trance: 25 Years celebrated at Drumsheds, London

Trance royalty descends on London for a landmark moment: A State of Trance's first-ever indoor festival in the UK. If you've followed the phenomenon for a quarter-century—or you're just after a proper dancefloor experience—this is unmissable.

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What's on

A State of Trance takes over Drumsheds on 14 November 2026 for a full day celebration running from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Armin Van Buuren headlines what promises to be a specially curated line-up marking two and a half decades of the weekly radio show and festival institution.

The vibe

Expect the sound and scale of ASOT's outdoor festivals, but indoors—which means proper production, better acoustics, and no weather anxiety. Drumsheds is a cavernous North London venue built for this kind of thing: high ceilings, industrial aesthetics, room to move. The crowd will be devoted trance heads and curious newcomers alike, all here for the progressive, melodic, and occasionally euphoric end of electronic music.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through the usual channels. Prices haven't been released yet, but ASOT events typically range from £40 to £80 depending on what you book and when. Early-bird discounts usually shift fast, so keep an eye on Skiddle.

Where to stay

Drumsheds is in Northumberland Park, N17—not the West End, but well-connected. We've picked a range of hotels within easy reach of the venue, from budget chains to something with a bit more comfort for the night.

Getting there

From central London, the 230 bus runs to Drumsheds, or it's a 20-minute drive from the City. From Manchester, take the train to King's Cross (2 hours) then hop on the bus or grab a cab. Birmingham's about 2.5 hours by rail; Brighton around the same. Parking on-site is limited, so public transport is your best bet.