How to get The Warehouse Project tickets as Nia Archives and more perform
The Warehouse Project has confirmed its full programme for the 2024 season, and it includes the likes of DJ Patrick Topping and The Haçienda club night. Here's how to secure tickets today.
For those of you who are yet to attend The Warehouse Project in Manchester, you're in for a treat. This Digital Writer has been to events for the last two years, seeing the likes of The Blessed Madonna, Confidence Man, House of Apex, Honey Dijon and more perform in Manchester's Depot Mayfield.
Last month, The Warehouse Project (WHP) announced the first wave of its new 2024 programme, which included nights from Black Coffee, Hannah Laing, Jungle and Boiler Room. With a stellar line-up and special guests, we were certain the 2024 series couldn't get any better, until now.
As of yesterday (Thursday 1st August), you could buy tickets to some of the biggest and best names in electronic music, and there are still plenty of tickets available, with the general sale taking place this morning.
To give you a taster of what to expect, you can see DJ and record producer Nia Archives in November, alongside huge names such as Shy FX, a Goldie b2b Special Request, Girl's Don't Sync, and more, during the glorious Up Ya Archives night.
There's also a chance to travel back in time to the glory Madchester days, for The Haçienda club night. Here, you'll experience Orbital, Armand Van Helden, Kerri Chandler, Groove Armada (DJ Set), David Morales, and many more.
Grab your sunnies and dancing shoes, ravers, here's how to secure pre-sale tickets this morning.
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What is The Warehouse Project Manchester?
For those unfamiliar with the dance event, WHP is a series of club nights organised in Manchester, and it's been running since 2006. Now in its 18th year, WHP offers a limited seasonal approach to club nights, rather than running events all year round. This means — in our humble opinion — that the events tend to be bigger and better, with the most talked about DJs.
Each WHP season runs from September to New Year's Day. But be sure to keep an eye out for one-off events on Bank Holiday weekends.
The WHP takes place in Depot Mayfield, which is located near Manchester's Gay Village and Piccadilly train station.
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What are The Warehouse Project autumn 2024 events?
New events have been added to the WHP 2024 season, and the sale for these events is taking place this morning (Friday 2nd August).
Each club night will be held at Manchester's Depot Mayfield. The events and dates are as follows...
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WHP 2024 dates and line-up:
- 11th Oct 2024 — Patrick Topping presents TRICK
- 1st Nov 2024 — Up Ya Archives
- 2nd Nov 2024 — PAWSA
- 8th Nov 2024 — Gorgon City & Dom Dolla
- 7th Dec 2024 — The Haçienda
- 31st Dec 2024 — New Year's Eve
How much do WHP tickets cost?
At the time of writing (Friday 2nd August), tickets for each event will set you back from around £40, not including the booking fee.
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When do The Warehouse Project tickets go on sale?
Pre-sale for WHP 2024 events happened from yesterday morning (Thursday 1st August) at 10am.
General on sale is taking place in mere minutes, at 10am this morning (Friday 2nd August).
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