Apple Music has officially announced that The Warehouse Project will join Club Live, the platform’s live streaming series on Apple Music Club radio, as part of the legendary Manchester event brand’s 20th anniversary season.
Following the launch of Club Live with EDC Las Vegas earlier this month, The Warehouse Project becomes the next major partner in the growing series, with select performances from the upcoming WHP26 season set to stream live from Manchester this fall.
“We’re proud to continue and expand our partnership with Apple Music for WHP26 as we celebrate a 20-year milestone of The Warehouse Project,” said Mark Abbott, Promoter and Head of New Business at The Warehouse Project. “This partnership allows us to capture and share the experience of WHP far beyond Manchester, reaching audiences around the world as we platform both homegrown and global talent for years to come.”
Since launching at Boddington’s Strangeways Brewery in 2006, The Warehouse Project has become one of the defining institutions in modern club and rave culture. From its early years at Store Street to its current home at Depot Mayfield, the event series has hosted some of electronic music’s most influential artists across underground, mainstream, and emerging scenes alike.
Past performances from artists including Bonobo, Four Tet, Sonny Fodera, Disclosure, Jazzy, salute, Goldie B2B Special Request, Interplanetary Criminal b2b Bakey, Max Dean b2b Luke Dean b2b Josh Dean, and Hannah Laing are already available to stream on demand in Spatial Audio through an Apple Music subscription.
Through Club Live, Apple Music Club will livestream select sets from the WHP26 season free of charge, with curated performances later becoming available on demand in Spatial Audio following each broadcast. The initiative further expands Apple Music’s growing presence within dance and DJ culture, building upon its DJ Mix program and leveraging Shazam’s identification technology to clear, track, and monetize DJ mixes at scale.
“The Warehouse Project has spent twenty years creating defining moments in electronic music culture for artists and fans alike,” said Stephen Campbell, Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes at Apple Music. “Bringing WHP into Club Live is a natural extension of our vision to celebrate one of the world’s most influential dance music institutions and connect fans everywhere to the energy of these spaces. Through Club Live, fans around the world will be able to experience select WHP sets live as they happen, bringing the energy of Manchester’s dancefloor to a global audience in real time.”
The Warehouse Project’s 20th anniversary season officially begins Friday, September 18, with additional Club Live broadcast schedules, artist announcements, and event details expected in the coming months.
Moving forward, Club Live sessions will continue rolling out from clubs, festivals, and Apple Music’s own studios, spotlighting both legendary figures and rising voices in dance music while building a long-term archive of exclusive live performances unique to the platform’s editorial vision.
Fans will be able to tune into the livestreams for free via Apple Music Club, while on-demand audio replays will remain available to Apple Music subscribers following each event.
Tune into Apple Music Club Radio here.