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The Warehouse Project Announces 20th Anniversary Lineup

Published Oct 8, 2026 By Matt White
The Warehouse Project Announces 20th Anniversary Lineup

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The Warehouse Project will celebrate its 20th anniversary on December 19th, 2026, at Depot Mayfield with Carl Cox, Seth Troxler, Chris Stassy, and Ewan McVicar leading a lineup of more than 20 DJs across four stages. The Manchester venue launched on October 5th, 2006, at the old Boddingtons Brewery and has since become one of the world's most iconic electronic music venues. Tickets go on sale October 9th, ahead of a planned hiatus in 2027.

“WHP has always been about much more than just a lineup… but we are particularly proud of this one.”

Four Stages, 20 DJs for December Event

The Warehouse Project will mark its 20th anniversary with a multi-stage event at Depot Mayfield on December 19th, 2026. More than 20 DJs will perform across the venue's Depot, Concourse, Archive, and Vault stages over 10 hours. Carl Cox, Seth Troxler, Chris Stassy, and Ewan McVicar headline the bill.

The announcement follows a year of sold-out anniversary events. The Warehouse Project noted on social media, "WHP has always been about much more than just a lineup… but we are particularly proud of this one."

From Boddingtons Brewery to Depot Mayfield

October 5th marked exactly 20 years since the first Warehouse Project event at the old Boddingtons Brewery, where Public Enemy launched the venue's history. Since then, The Warehouse Project has relocated to Depot Mayfield and established itself as one of Manchester's—and the world's—most prominent electronic music venues.

Tickets for the December 19th event go on sale October 9th, 2026. The Warehouse Project has announced it will take a breather in 2027, making this one of its final major events before the hiatus.

Matt White

Matt White

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