Apple Music to Livestream Warehouse Project’s 20th Anniversary

Manchester’s 20th anniversary season for the legendary Warehouse Project is expanding beyond the physical confines of Depot Mayfield this fall. In a significant move for electronic music accessibility, Apple Music has announced it will livestream two nights of the celebration via its Club Live platform, allowing fans worldwide to experience the event free of charge and without a subscription.

The broadcast schedule kicks off on October 30, showcasing high-energy back-to-back sets from Overmono and Andy C. The celebration continues on December 19, featuring a powerhouse lineup that includes Carl Cox, 2manydjs, and Chloé Caillet. Following the live events, select sets will be made available on demand in Spatial Audio for Apple Music subscribers, providing an immersive way to revisit these performances.

For two decades, the Warehouse Project has cemented its status as a cornerstone of UK club culture. By transforming industrial spaces across Manchester into world-class dance floors, the brand has become synonymous with marathon sessions that draw a diverse array of talent, from techno pioneers to drum and bass icons. The upcoming anniversary broadcasts highlight this range, featuring artists who have defined their respective genres.

Expanding the Reach of Club Culture

These broadcasts represent a broader strategic push by Apple Music to establish itself as a premier destination for live club and festival coverage. Following successful streams from major events like EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland, as well as the recent “Head Trip” series featuring Skrillex, Four Tet, and Calvin Harris, the platform is clearly prioritizing the live experience over traditional catalog streaming.

For a brand like the Warehouse Project, where the atmosphere of the venue is as vital as the music itself, this digital expansion offers a unique opportunity. While the livestream cannot replicate the feeling of the venue’s concrete walls or the energy of the crowd, it brings the essence of the Manchester institution to a global audience. Both broadcasts are accessible through Apple Music Club Radio, ensuring that the milestone celebration is open to all.