The Warehouse Project. The End?

Remember this day. At 10am on Thursday the 14th July The Warehouse Project confirm the rumours, your fears, your nightmares. This is the final season of The Warehouse Project at Store Street in Manchester. Could it be the end entirely?

With a 17 hour marathon confirmed for the final hours of what many now call home, the season kicks off on the 17th September with all Warehouse Project Tickets on sale with Skiddle.com. If you haven't experienced this venue, you must. If you haven't witnessed the roar of a thousand voices as their favourite artists take to the hallowed stage then you must. This is no ordinary club night.

The full statement from The Warehouse Project.

The End of Store Street

After five incredible years beneath the streets, the last ever Warehouse Project event at Store Street will finish in the early hours of January 2, 2012. Within 48hrs all evidence that WHP ever existed in that space will be gone, nothing remaining to give any indication that hundreds of thousands of people passed through those doors.

The idea was always to keep things fresh. And while The Warehouse Project certainly found its first proper home in this venue, it feels like when the curtain comes down on the 2011 series it will be time to shake things up again. Exactly how, where and when the WHP will return is not yet set, but one thing for sure is that this is The End of Store Street.

Tickets for that final event on New Years Day will go on sale 48hrs before the rest of the series, at 9am on Tuesday 19th July.
This last party will take the form of a seventeen-hour marathon taking us into 2012.

The full WHP11 plan will be revealed 9am on Thursday 21st July.

Thank you to everyone who has made it so special.
Hopefully you will like what is lined up for this final run, which will be revealed next week.

WHP11 :: 17/09/11 01/01/12
For twelve weeks this city is ours

Tickets for The Warehouse project go on sale on Thursday 21st July. For all the latest news and updates join The Warehouse Project Group.

What do you think of the news? Are you sad to see the end or excited for a new venue? Should The Warehouse Project bow out on a high or can they raise the bar some more? Have you even been to Store Street?

Let us know you thoughts below