The Warehouse Project Marks 20 Years with Flagship Show

The Warehouse Project, a staple of Manchester’s club scene since 2004, will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a flagship show in November. The event, which has become synonymous with the city’s underground culture, will feature sets from Rossi., Saoirse, Bullet Tooth and Enzo Siragusa, according to a report by Mixmag. Rossi., known for his deep house grooves, will open the night, followed by Saoirse’s eclectic blend of techno and bass. Bullet Tooth, a rising star in the scene, is slated to deliver a high‑energy set, while Enzo Siragusa will close the evening with a mix of progressive and experimental tracks.

The Warehouse Project has long been a platform for both established and emerging artists, and this anniversary show is expected to draw a crowd that spans generations of clubbers. The lineup reflects the event’s commitment to showcasing diverse sounds within electronic music, from house to techno and beyond. Mixmag notes that the event’s history is rooted in community and inclusivity, values that continue to guide its programming.

While the exact venue details have not yet been released, the event will take place in Manchester, the city that has nurtured the Warehouse Project’s reputation as a hub for underground music. The show is scheduled for November, a month that has historically seen a surge in club activity across the UK.

The announcement highlights the Warehouse Project’s role in shaping Manchester’s nightlife and its influence on the broader electronic music landscape. Fans can expect a night of high‑quality production, cutting‑edge tracks and a celebration of two decades of music culture.

For those interested in attending, further information on tickets and venue will be announced soon. The event promises to be a milestone for the club scene and a testament to the enduring appeal of underground electronic music.