Fontaines D.C. to DJ Alongside Four Tet and Peggy Gou at Warehouse Project

Post-Punk Band Joins Genre-Defying Lineup

Fontaines D.C. will take to the decks as FDC DJs at The Warehouse Project on November 21st, joining Four Tet and Peggy Gou for an Eat Your Own Ears takeover. The Dublin post-punk outfit's move into DJ territory marks a natural extension of their ongoing engagement with electronic production and dance music culture.

The band has incorporated electronic elements throughout their discography, working with producers like Dan Carey to push into experimental territory. A DJ set at one of Manchester's most storied electronic music venues represents the next step in that evolution, allowing them to curate sonic narratives outside the constraints of their own instrumental arrangements.

Eclectic Bill Bridges Rock and Electronic Worlds

Four Tet, the prolific producer whose genre-defying work spans indie, house, and ambient music, will share the bill alongside Peggy Gou, the Korean-British selector known for sets that draw from acid house to contemporary techno. The Eat Your Own Ears imprint has built a reputation for curating experiences that challenge genre boundaries, assembling lineups where musicians, producers, and DJs explore dance music with artistic curiosity rather than commercial formula.

The Warehouse Project has hosted electronic music culture in Manchester for over two decades, and Fontaines D.C.'s inclusion as part of a curated experience rather than novelty attraction reflects the respect they've earned within electronic circles. The November 21st event continues the cultural trend of increasingly porous boundaries between rock and electronic music, where contemporary artists operate fluently across multiple sonic languages.