Apple Music is bringing the energy of The Warehouse Project to dance music fans around the world with the first installment of its new Club Live broadcasts. Taking place simultaneously at the iconic Manchester venue and streaming globally through Apple Music Club Radio, the broadcasts will feature select performances from the venue’s 20th anniversary season, with no subscription required.
The first broadcasts begin October 30, featuring sets from Overmono and Andy C during an Overmono-curated takeover. A second broadcast is scheduled for December 19, showcasing performances from Carl Cox, 2manydjs, and Chloé Caillet. The initiative gives fans outside the venue an opportunity to experience some of the season’s biggest performances as they happen.
The October 30 broadcast brings together two artists with distinct but equally important places in UK electronic music. Overmono, the collaborative project of brothers Tom and Ed Russell, have spent the past decade building a reputation for championing UK dance music while incorporating emerging influences from across the global electronic scene. Their ability to connect with audiences in both intimate clubs and large festival environments has helped establish them as one of the leading acts in contemporary club music.
Their upcoming Club Live performance follows the release of their Pure Devotion LP earlier this summer, adding another chapter to a period of continued creative momentum. Their sound reflects a forward-thinking approach to electronic music while maintaining a strong connection to the rhythms and influences that shaped the UK’s dance culture.
Joining them on October 30 is Andy C, one of the most influential figures in drum and bass. Known for his double drops, technical three-deck mixing, and long-standing commitment to the genre, Andy C has helped push drum and bass forward for more than three decades. He was the first drum and bass DJ to headline solo shows at Wembley, Alexandra Palace, and The O2 Arena, while continuing to champion underground talent and sounds. His broadcast set promises a showcase of the breakbeats, basslines, and technical mixing that have defined his career.
The second Club Live broadcast arrives December 19 as part of the next chapter of The Warehouse Project’s anniversary celebrations. Three performances will be featured, beginning with Carl Cox, whose career has spanned four decades of electronic music history. From the early days of the Second Summer of Love to his legendary residencies at Space Ibiza and his current residency at UNVRS, Cox has remained a defining presence in global dance music. His appearance at The Warehouse Project brings decades of techno experience to a city with a deep connection to the development of UK club culture.
Also featured is 2manydjs, the Belgian DJ duo made up of brothers David and Stephen Dewaele. Over more than two decades, the pair have built a reputation for unpredictable, genre-crossing sets that blend rock, disco, electro, techno, and pop. Their landmark mix As Heard on Radio Soulwax Pt. 2 helped redefine expectations around DJ culture and musical boundaries. Their Club Live performance will continue that approach, moving through different eras and styles with the inventive selections that have become their signature.
Rounding out the December broadcast is DJ, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Chloé Caillet. Known for eclectic sets that move between house, techno, electro, and funk, Caillet has developed a reputation for connecting different sounds without losing the energy of the dancefloor. She is also the founder of SMIILE, a record label and event series built around inclusive and free-spirited club culture. Arriving at The Warehouse Project following the release of her latest project, Dance Again, her performance offers another opportunity to experience her versatile approach to electronic music.
The broadcasts add to Apple Music’s expanding presence in dance and electronic music through its DJ Mix program, 24/7 Apple Music Club Radio, and Club Live events. Previous broadcasts have brought performances from EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland to audiences worldwide without requiring a subscription. Earlier this month, Apple Music also presented the first-ever livestream of Head Trip, bringing performances from the two-day festival at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, to viewers around the world.
By bringing performances from The Warehouse Project directly to listeners, Apple Music continues to expand access to the clubs, artists, and festivals shaping electronic music. With broadcasts scheduled for October 30 and December 19, Club Live offers a way for fans around the world to take part in the venue’s 20th anniversary celebrations, even from thousands of miles away.
Tune into the live broadcast on October 30th and December 19th here.