This September, Resistance lands at Drumsheds for its first-ever multi-day, standalone event in Europe – a landmark moment as Ultra Worldwide’s underground giant celebrates a decade on the frontline. Across Friday 26th and Saturday 27th September, the 15,000-capacity North London venue will host one of the boldest techno and house showcases the capital has ever seen.
The lineup does not hold back. Friday night sees ARTBAT, Mathame, Miss Monique and MRAK bring heavyweight progressive sets, alongside support from 8Kays, Anii, Fideles, Henri Bergmann, Jesabel, Olympe and Rivo. Saturday doubles down with a harder-edged programme led by Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Indira Paganotto and Reinier Zonneveld, backed by a stacked cast including Enrico Sangiuliano, Fjaak, Marcel Dettmann, SPFDJ B2B Salome, Juliet Fox, Amber Broos, Nusha, Oscar L, Sam Wolfe, AK Sports, Soraya and Victoria. It’s a lineup designed to reflect Resistance’s global reputation for world-class dance music curation.
The London debut is part of a wider run of tenth-anniversary takeovers that’s already seen Resistance dominate Amnesia Ibiza with weekly residencies and prepare for its first-ever Warsaw edition later this autumn. With shows spanning every continent over the past decade, the Drumsheds edition marks another expansion of the brand’s world-leading underground reputation.
For Drumsheds itself, the partnership is a statement of intent. The venue’s AW25/26 season is already shaping up to be its most ambitious yet, with collaborations from Defected, Worried About Henry, City Splash, Terminal V, The Hydra, Afro Nation, La Discothèque, Bugged Out! and Tresor, plus headline dates from Peggy Gou, Paul Kalkbrenner, Max Dean’s Nexup and False Idols Halloween. Resistance’s arrival only strengthens Drumsheds’ claim as the UK’s most important large-scale home for electronic music.
Resistance Friday tickets – here
Resistance Saturday tickets – here
Check out Drumsheds full AW25/26 season here
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