A State of Trance celebrates 25 years at Drumsheds, London

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

STAYS FROM £145 · ASOT returns to London for its first indoor UK festival. Armin van Buuren headlines an all-day trance celebration at Drumsheds on 14 November 2026.

Holly Hughes

14 Jun 2026 · 4 min read

A State of Trance celebrates 25 years at Drumsheds, London

After a quarter-century of defining trance music globally, A State of Trance is bringing its first proper indoor UK festival to London. Expect an all-day immersion with Armin van Buuren leading the charge—perfect for anyone who's ever lost themselves to a progressive build and euphoric breakdown.

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What's on

A State of Trance takes over Drumsheds on 14 November 2026, running from 1 p.m. through to 10:30 p.m. Armin van Buuren will headline, with further artists to be announced. It's a full day dedicated to the sound that's kept ASOT running since 2001: uplifting trance, progressive house, and everything in between.

The vibe

Drumsheds is purpose-built for immersion—all exposed brick, industrial lighting, and a sound system that'll remind you why you love dance music. With 25 years of history to celebrate, expect a mix of nostalgic classics and current dancefloor weapons. It's intimate enough to feel connected to the music and the crowd, but spacious enough to breathe.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through Skiddle and other major outlets. Pricing tiers vary depending on when you book, so early buyers typically score better value. This is a sell-out candidate given ASOT's cult following, so don't sleep on it.

Where to stay

Drumsheds sits in North London's industrial heartland. We've picked a selection of hotels within easy reach of the venue below—everything from budget chains to mid-range comfort, all within striking distance of the dancefloor.

Getting there

By train: Northern or Victoria lines get you close; Finsbury Park or King's Cross are your nearest hubs. By car: the North Circular offers direct access; parking is available on-site. From Manchester, Birmingham, or beyond, it's under three hours by train or motorway.