Which Warehouse Project shows are still on sale from 30 October to 31 December 2026, which are sold out, plus line-ups by room and the entry rules at Depot Mayfield.
The Warehouse Project (WHP) is in the middle of its 20th-anniversary season at Depot Mayfield in Manchester, and a large share of the remaining shows has already sold out. This post lists what is still on sale from Friday 30 October to Thursday 31 December 2026, what has gone, and what the line-ups look like room by room.
It also covers the age limit, the entrance to use and the bag rules. For the rest of the city, see the Manchester nightlife guide and the 10 best clubs in Manchester.
Facts checked on 22 October 2026. Line-ups, prices, sold-out status and transport plans change, so confirm on the organiser page before you go.
On 22 October, WHP's events page showed "Buy now" for these dates, all at Depot Mayfield:
The calendar marks these remaining dates as sold out: NEXUP Manchester on Saturday 31 October, The Streets on Thursday 5 November, Kettama presents Steel City Dance Discs on Friday 6 November, Eastenderz Manchester on Friday 20 November, Tiësto on Friday 11 December, 20 Years of The Warehouse Project, Part 2 on Saturday 19 December, Kaluki on Sunday 27 December and Morgan Seatree on Monday 28 December. Sterling: Silva Bumpa on Friday 18 December is sold out with a waiting list open.
Overmono, Friday 30 October. Depot: Overmono, James Blake B2B Joy Orbison, Aurora Halal and Dr Mystery, with Andy C as special guest. Concourse: Moodymann, Blawan (DJ set), Helena Hauff B2B DJ Bone, Ash Lauryn, Jenny Sparks and Cersy. Archive (Hain presents): Blackhaine, Croww (DJ set), Kavari, Lee Gamble B2B Nkisi, Rainy Miller, Space Afrika (DJ set) and Wraith9. Details for the Halloween weekend are in Manchester Halloween 2026 club nights.
La Discothèque, Saturday 7 November. Depot: Basement Jaxx (DJ), Groove Armada (DJ), Annie Mac, Dombresky presents Disco Dom, DJ Paulette and Carly Foxx. Concourse: Gerd Janson B2B Krystal Klear, Jayda G, Hunee B2B Luke Una, Cassius, CC:Disco! and Mix-Stress. Archive, Vault and Star & Garter 54 add further acts, including DJ Spinna presenting a Stevie Wonder tribute in the Vault.
Eat Your Own Ears, Saturday 21 November. Depot: Peggy Gou B2B MPH, Four Tet, Ben UFO, Hamdi, 4AM KRU, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith (live) and Zuri, plus one act still shown as ??? on the calendar. Concourse: Brodinski B2B Slikback, DJ Boring, HAAi, The Avalanches (DJ) and others. Vault: Mount Kimbie (DJ) and Chloë Robinson among others.
20 Years of The Warehouse Project, Friday 27 November. Depot: Enzo Siragusa B2B Saoirse, Jamback B2B Marsolo, Luciano, Rossi and a three-hour opening set from Mella Dee.
FAC51 The Haçienda, Saturday 5 December. Names on the bill include Armand van Helden, Louie Vega and David Morales, Danny Tenaglia, Carl Craig, Mike Pickering and Graeme Park, A Guy Called Gerald, Marshall Jefferson and Peter Hook.
WHP states that all customers must be over 18 unless an event is advertised otherwise at the point of sale. It runs Challenge 25, so anyone who looks under 25 can be asked to prove they are over 18, and ID is needed on entry and at the bars. Bags larger than an A4 sheet are refused. Lockers can be bought in advance for coats and bags smaller than A4, and WHP's dress code says no football shirts.
The main entrance is on Temperance Street, just off Fairfield Street. Concourse-only shows, such as Steppers on 12 December, use the Neild Street entrance next to The Star & Garter pub.
The venue is listed on NightFind as The Warehouse Project. For smaller rooms and different neighbourhoods, see Manchester nightlife neighbourhoods.
The Warehouse Project: WHP26 calendar, The Warehouse Project: full events list, The Warehouse Project: general information and Crack Magazine on the 20th-anniversary season and the Vault room.
Not on its calendar. The only price WHP shows is £44.45 for Continental GT presents Steppers on Saturday 12 December. The other events link to Ticketmaster, where the price is set per release.
Almost all of it is. WHP's events list also shows Gorgon City Live at O2 Victoria Warehouse on Friday 27 November, and next-year entries such as WHP Copenhagen on Saturday 23 January 2027, which was still at sign-up stage with no tickets.
WHP marks the event as sold out on its calendar. Sterling: Silva Bumpa on Friday 18 December shows "sold out, join waiting list". WHP also publishes a Safe Ticket Purchasing section on its information page.
Yes. WHP prints "line-up subject to change" on its event pages.
