The Warehouse Project 2025: everything we know so far, dates, tickets, lineups

Latest news: East End Dubs announced, NYE lineup announced!

We’re buzzing to finally be able to say the full season of events for The Warehouse Project 2025 has been revealed! Yep, now we can all start properly planning. 

When the remaining lineups are announced, just like we have been, we’ll continue to update this article so you can keep up to date with everything The Warehouse Project 2025. You’ll also find dates, tickets, and more. 

This year, The Warehouse Project is looking as incredible as ever, with events spanning house, techno, trance, electronic, rap, DnB, jungle, UK garage, disco, and more. And, they’ve put a no-phones policy in place for Concourse only events. Let’s have a look at what’s coming up. 

 

Who’s playing at The Warehouse Project in 2025?  

 

Nia Archives is back with Up Ya Archives on Saturday 15th November 2025. Obviously she had the bring us a massive lineup, so we've got Skream & Benga, Girls Don't Sync, 4am Kru, Fcukers (DJ), Ceechynaa, Eliza Rose B2B Ahadadream, Anz, Clipz, Samurai Breaks B2B Mandidextrous, Fracture B2B Chimpo, and so many more. This one runs for ten hours across five stages.

 

Tickets for WHP Presents: Nia Archives - Up Ya Archives | Saturday 15th November 2025

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WHP Presents: Barry Can't Swim is the final event (for now), which will see Barry Can’t Swim bring Earth’s Only Paradise to the Depot on Friday 21st November 2025. Barry will play a live set and a DJ set, joined by Chloe Caillet B2B DJ Seinfeld, Prospa, Ross From Friends presents Bubble Love, Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, Jayda G, and more.

 

Tickets for WHP Presents: Barry Can't Swim | Friday 21st November 2025

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The annual celebration of the legendary Hacienda returns, taking over multiple rooms with the artists who made the club what it was. Taking to the warehouse on Saturday 22nd November, there’ll be sets from Primal Scream, Groove Armada, Masters At Work, Todd Terry, Mike Pickering & Graeme Park, Erol Alkan & Luke Una, K-Klass, DJ Paulette, and more.

 

Tickets for Haçienda at The Warehouse Project | Saturday 22nd November

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House favourite Max Dean takes the reins for NEXUP’s first three-room takeover of The Warehouse Project. Max plays a B3B with Luke Dean and Joss Dean. Elsewhere, there’s Obskür B2B Sidney Charles, Job de Jong, bullet tooth, Locky, DXNBY, Omar+, and more join. 

 

Tickets for Max Dean & WHP Presents NEXUP | Friday 28th November 2025 | Depot Mayfield in Manchester

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XXL, the event that fuses Teletech and WHP, returns for another annual full-venue takeover on Saturday 29th November. They’re bringing Faster Horses, Alex Farrell, Sikoti (trance set), AZYR, Leaha, 999999999, Basswell, Holy Priest, NOVAH, Jazzy B2B JOWI, Mandidextrous, Funk Tribu, Adrian Mills B2B Cloudy, Partiboi69, and more. It’s gonna be big, it’s gonna be heavy, and tickets won’t last long. 

 

Tickets for XXL at The Warehouse Project | Saturday 29th November 2025

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Celebrating his new album Contact, DnB darling Sub Focus takes over the Concourse. Joining him will be Bou, Kanine, Culture Shock, A Little Sound, Pola & Bryson, and more. 

 

Tickets for Sub Focus [Concourse Only] | Friday 5th December 2025 

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Going a little more leftfield than previous years, Repercussion offers Underworld (live), Caribou (live), Floating Points, Joy Orbison, Job Jobse, Chloe Caillet, Daphni, Shy FX, Sherelle, Special Guest, and loads more. 

 

Tickets for Repercussion | Saturday 13th December 2025 | Depot Mayfield in Manchester

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House duo Prospa will descend on the Concourse in December, bringing Cloonee, L.P. Rhythm, and Tino B2B Summer Ghemati along for a belting no-phones rave. If you love the UK’s house scene, this is definitely going to be one of this season’s highlights. 

 

Tickets for Prospa [Concourse Only] | Friday 19th December 2025

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Dutch house favourite Chris Stussy lands in the Concourse on the 20th for a special all-night-long set. With a limited capacity, high demand for tickets, and no phones on the dancefloor, this one’s sure to be brill. 

 

Tickets for Chris Stussy - All Night Long [Concourse Only] | Saturday 20th December 2025

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Since you lot just cannot get enough of the Stuss, he'll actually be back for round two. Playing all day long after his all-night-long set the night before, he returns for another one from 4:30pm until 11pm. Once again, it'll be no phones. A very limited number of tickets are left for this. 

 

Tickets for Chris Stussy - All Day Long [Concourse Only] | Sunday 21st December 2025

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House DJ D.O.D then comes to the Concourse on Saturday 27th December with his biggest-ever hometown show. Known for euphoric cuts like ‘Still Sleepless’ and ‘So Much In Love’, the Manc DJ is set to shut it down. He'll be joined by Hitty, Smokey Bubblin' B, and Ruby Richards. 

 

Tickets for WHP Presents: D.O.D. [Concourse Only] | Saturday 27th December 2025 

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Scottish favourite Ewan McVicar is ready to hit the Concourse with an all-night-long set just after Christmas. The ‘Tell Me Something Good’ and ‘Groove Thang’ producer returns to The Warehouse Project, this time taking over the Concourse, meaning there’ll be no phones on the dancefloor.

 

Tickets for Ewan McVicar - All Night Long [Concourse Only] | Sunday 28th December 2025

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Returning for a very special show in the Concourse with a no-phones policy, PAWSA comes through for one of the final WHP shows of the year. From 8pm until 4am, the 'TOO COOL TO BE CARELESS' hitmaker takes over with support that'll be announced soon. The tech house titan is back after a banging 2024 headline, ready to flood the room with catchy vocal hooks.

Tickets for PAWSA’s Concourse takeover go on sale on Friday 7th November - sign up below to be the first in the queue.

 

Tickets for PAWSA [Concourse Only] | Monday 29th December 2025

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For The Warehouse Project’s penultimate event, its NYE celebrations, they’ve enlisted Denis Sulta, Eats Everything, Jaguar, Low Steppa, Melé, Murphy's Law, Gina Breeze, Mix-Stress, Krysko, and more. Tickets for WHP’s NYE go on sale on Friday 14th November at 12pm - sign up for tickets below. 

 

Tickets for New Year's Eve | Wednesday 31st December 2025 (New Year's Eve)

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The final event of the season. East End Dubs takes to the Concourse for an all-day-long set. This daytime no-phones rave will be a hybrid techno set of East End Dubs’ usual sound mixed with the sound of his CITE moniker, running from 4pm until 11pm. Tickets go on sale on Friday 14th November at 12pm, sign up below to be the first in the queue. 

 

Tickets for East End Dubs - All Day Long [Concourse Only] | Thursday 1st January 2026

 

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What is The Warehouse Project? What is The Warehouse Project's capacity? 

If you’ve made it this far, chances are you’re familiar with it. But for those who need initiating, The Warehouse Project is a Manchester party series that started out at Boddingtons Brewery in Strangeways in 2006. Today, it's known as one of the hottest, in-demand clubbing events in the calendar. Each year, The Warehouse Project invites some of the biggest names in music - particularly electronic and dance - to take over Depot Mayfield, a huge disused railway depot that can hold around 10,000 music lovers each night. 

Sometimes an event may be Concourse only, which means a lineup of DJs will be performing in the second biggest room in the venue, out of the main three: Depot, Concourse, and Archive. The Concourse has a capacity for 2,500 dancers.  

 

Where is The Warehouse Project? 

Just around the corner from Manchester Piccadilly train station, you'll find The Warehouse Project at 11 Baring Street in Manchester, M1 2PY.

 

How to get to The Warehouse Project 

Located just a six-minute walk from the city’s main train station, Manchester Piccadilly, getting to and from the venue is easy. There are also trams inside Manchester Piccadilly train station, and plenty of bus stops around the venue and outside the train station. 

 

What is The Warehouse Project's dress code?

As per The Warehouse Project's website, "The dress code is casual but not scruffy. Please note, no football shirts or gymwear is accepted." Also forbidden are face coverings, masks, or balaclavas.

 

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Tickets for The Warehouse Project sell out quickly, as proven by the rapidly sold-out Sammy Virji date, which sold out during the presale. If there’s a specific event you have your eye on, we always recommend acting fast so you don’t miss out. 

Buy tickets for each event above, or go ahead and find tickets for all events at The Warehouse Project 2025 in one place. 

 

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