Apple Music is expanding its Club Live streaming series with The Warehouse Project, the Manchester venue that has shaped club and rave culture for two decades. Select performances will stream live from the venue starting in September as part of its 20th anniversary season.

Second Major Club Live Partner

The Warehouse Project becomes the second major partner in the Club Live series, following the platform's launch with EDC Las Vegas earlier this month. The partnership will bring live sets from Manchester to a global audience in real time, with on-demand audio available through Apple Music subscriptions after each broadcast.

"We're proud to continue and expand our partnership with Apple Music for WHP26 as we celebrate a 20-year milestone of The Warehouse Project," says Mark Abbott, Promoter and Head of New Business at The Warehouse Project. "This partnership allows us to capture and share the experience of WHP far beyond Manchester, reaching audiences around the world as we platform both homegrown and global talent for years to come."

Two Decades of Dance Music History

Since launching at Boddington's Strangeways Brewery in 2006, The Warehouse Project has evolved from Store Street to its current home at Depot Mayfield. Past performances from Bonobo, Four Tet, Sonny Fodera, Disclosure, Jazzy, salute, Goldie B2B Special Request, Interplanetary Criminal b2b Bakey, Max Dean b2b Luke Dean b2b Josh Dean, and Hannah Laing are already available to stream on demand in Spatial Audio with an Apple Music subscription.

The Warehouse Project's 20th anniversary season begins Friday, September 18. Club Live sessions will roll out regularly from clubs, festivals, and Apple Music's studios. Fans can tune in for free on Apple Music Club to access the livestream, with audio available on demand after each broadcast for subscribers.