Host city for World Demolition Summit 2027 announced


As the dust settles on the 2026 edition of the industry’s biggest demolition event, the organisers have unveiled that next year’s Summit will take place in Nashville, Tennessee, on 8–10 November.

The World Demolition Summit 2027 promises to present an encore of the 2025 success when industry professionals and experts descended on the country music capital for three days of presentations, awards and networking.

It will be held in partnership with the National Demolition Association, and in cooperation with the European Demolition Association, with ReMA and the NFDC supporting.

“In response to popular demand, we are taking the Summit back to Nashville for the 19th edition of this key industry event,” said Neel Madsen, editor of D&Ri and organiser of the conference programme.

“The feedback from last year was overwhelmingly positive, so it was an easy decision for us to make. We can’t wait to welcome our delegates back to Music City and hopefully meet many new ones too – don’t forget to save the date now!”

The call for speakers will open early in the new year, while the deadline for entry into the World Demolition Awards will be announced in March.

Next year’s event has already secured, once again, the headline sponsorship of Volvo Construction Equipment. Other early confirmed sponsors include Steelwrist, Rotar and Demarec.

Until then, please visit the WDS website for a look at this year’s successful Madrid event, including pictures of the World Demolition Awards 2026 winners.

For conference and awards queries, speak to Neel Madsen.

To discuss sponsorship opportunities, contact Peter Collinson

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