Warehouse Project, a prominent figure in the UK electronic music scene, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this fall. The festivities will be livestreamed by Apple Music through its Club Live platform, offering two nights of music featuring renowned artists such as Overmono, Andy C, Carl Cox, 2manydjs, and Chloé Caillet.
Broadcast Details and Schedule
The first broadcast is set for October 30, showcasing back-to-back sets from Overmono and Andy C. Following this, the second night will take place on December 19, featuring performances from Carl Cox, 2manydjs, and Chloé Caillet. Fans can access these livestreams for free on Apple Music Club Radio, with some sets available on demand in Spatial Audio for subscribers.
Warehouse Project’s Legacy
For two decades, Warehouse Project has established itself as a defining club institution in the UK, known for transforming industrial venues in Manchester into popular dance floors. Depot Mayfield, their current venue, is now synonymous with the brand’s winter marathon sessions, which attract a wide range of electronic music enthusiasts from techno to drum and bass.
Diverse Artist Lineup
This 20th anniversary lineup showcases the eclectic range of talent that Warehouse Project is known for. Overmono, the Welsh duo, has gained recognition for their innovative festival-ready sound. Andy C remains a stalwart in the drum and bass scene, while Carl Cox is celebrated as a pioneer in the techno and house genres. The December event will also feature Belgian duo 2manydjs and French DJ and producer Chloé Caillet.
Club Live Initiative from Apple Music
The Warehouse Project livestreams are part of Apple Music’s broader initiative to enhance its presence in live music streaming. This year, they have also broadcast events from major festivals such as EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland. By bringing the Warehouse Project’s anniversary celebration to a global audience, Apple Music aims to redefine live club experiences, allowing fans who cannot attend in person to participate virtually and enjoy the music.
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