The Warehouse Project reveals three huge closing parties to see out 2021

The world-renowned, seasonal clubbing brand will commemorate an 'unforgettable return' to live music in 2021 with three jaw-dropping events lined up to take us into a hopefully less restricted new year

Skiddle Staff

Date published: 27th Oct 2021

Starting afresh and beginning 2022 with purpose, the team behind Manchester's seasonal superclub brand, The Warehouse Project, have announced a party of epic proportion to reign in the new year. 

Marking a new first in Manchester’s abundant music history, party collectives Electric Chair, Repercussion, Homoelectric and The Warehouse Project will come together to present The Riot, rounding off an exciting and truly remarkable return season at the massive Depot Mayfield.

Almost half a million eager party revellers will have passed through the Depot Mayfield gates when the clock strikes midnight on new years eve, and in honour of this incredible return to the dancefloor, The Riot will welcome some of the biggest and most admired talents that have graced events throughout the season to see out 2021 in style. 

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Taking punters on a musical experience, rolling from day into night, the likes of The Blessed Madonna, Krystal Klear, Jayda G, Todd Terje, DJ Seinfeld, Gilles Peterson, Shanti Celeste, A Love From Outer Space and many more will all take to the one's and two's, each bringing a unique flavour to proceedings. Back to backs come from Hunee and Palms Trax, Moxie and Leon Vynehall, plus Erol Alkan and Ivan Smagghe. There'll also be a very special three hour set in the venue's iconic Concourse area from Grammy-award winning house specialist, Louie Vega.

Repercussion, the festival that opened The Warehouse Project season, has also been confirmed to make a return to one of the city's most emblematic pubs, The Star & Garter on January 1st. Taking over two floors, selectors Horse Meat Disco will be joined by residents Krykso and Greg Lord in the loft, with DJ Paulette, Nancy Noise and Abigail Ward supplying vibes downstairs.

A further two recently announced parties will take place in the run-up to the ultimate day of the year. UK dance music royalty, Fatboy Slim will see in the year at a massive New Year’s Eve party, alongside tastemaking legend and DJ extraordinaire, Annie Mac. Noteworthy support acts include Hannah Wants, Yousef, Redlight, My Nu Leng and Emerald.

On 18th December, Michael Bibi Presents Isolate, playing unsupported in the Depot, with even more special guests yet to be revealed.

Can't make any of those dates? Don't worry! There are still a number of mind-blowing Warehouse Project parties yet to come. Set perform in front of up to ten thousand ravers over the coming weeks are influential acts the likes of Honey Dijon, Avalon Emerson, Jamie XX, Bicep, Overmono and The Chemical Brothers

Tickets for all three of the aforementioned parties will be available to purchase from 10 am tomorrow morning (Thursday 28th October). Sign up now below to be notified when tickets are on sale...

 

The Riot at The Warehouse Project - Saturday 1st January 2022

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New Year's Eve at The Warehouse Project - Friday 31st December 2021

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Michael Bibi presents Isolate at The Warehouse Project - 18th December 2021

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Tickets for all remaining WHP 21 shows can be found by clicking or tapping - here

 


 

 

Discover even more warehouse raves and club events taking place over the festive period on our Clubs Guide. For everything else, check out our What's On Guide or our Things To Do page.

 

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Header image credit: The Warehouse Project / Facebook.com