The Warehouse Project has just released the first six upcoming events which will kick start this September. The full calendar line-up will be released in the next coming weeks starting from September 17th until New Year’s Eve. A WHP press release prepares ravers for the long-awaited return to the dancefloor, getting us all ready for […]
The new local restrictions on nightlife in Manchester and their impact on new and returning university students
Founder of Parklife and The Warehouse Project, Sasha Lord, spoke to Deputy Editor Nicole Wootton-Cane about Manchester’s night scene over the last ten years
Ella Broadbent chats to Australian DJ and producer Flume in the wake of his captivating new mixtape ‘Hi, This is Flume’
Cameron Taylor looks at WHP’s move to Mayfield Depot
Crowds swarmed towards the stage for Disclosure, who remained the highlight of the night at Warehouse Project, playing nostalgic hits
The 13th show in this year’s Warehouse Project calendar was a diverse mix of techno trendsetters, from the German influences of Chris Liebing and Pan-Pot to rave icon Alan Fitzpatrick reports Sam Honey
Qasim Akhtar chats to Riton at Warehouse Project
Solardo’s James discusses the need to revive Manchester’s underground dance scene
Was moving Greater Manchester into Tier 3 illegal?
Fuse Fm’s Head of Publicity speaks about Rebekah Knox’s photography journey and what we can expect to see from her at the A.I.M 2020 event
The Warehouse Project are seeing the new year in with style with performances from Annie Mac, Hannah Wants, and DJ sets from Rudimental and Groove Armada
The culmination of Metropolis and Worried About Henry promised a spectacular night, bringing in huge names from across the drum and bass genre, including Chase and Status, Holy Goof and Hybrid Minds
Aphex Twin delivered a standout performance in one of his duo of shows this year, attacking our senses both sonically and visually, as reviewed by Deputy Music Editor, Alex Cresswell
Theo Bennett reviews Sounds of the Near Future at The Warehouse Project, as their time at Store Street comes to a close
Radio One icon Annie Mac curated a packed out all-nighter for The Warehouse Project, and her 12th time there since 2006 proves why they always invite her back
A mammoth three hour set of unexpected techno and unmistakable Chem Bros beats
A huge name in one of the UK’s best venues… should be a recipe for an amazing night, surely?
