Warehouse Project Easter Line-Ups Announced and Tickets on Sale!

Celebrate a resurrection of a slightly different kind this Easter, as the world famous Warehouse Project returns to its underground Manchester home for four incredible, unforgettable nights.

The dust may have only just settled on The Warehouse Project’s huge fifth anniversary season, but the iconic Store Street venue is getting ready to do it all again, as 2manyDJs, Aeroplane, Andy C, Skream, Steve Angello, Laurent Garnier and many more descend on Manchester for four unbelievable nights.

Kicking off the weekend on Thursday 24th April are 2manydjs [DJ Set] & special guests. The duo also known as Soulwax headline with a DJ set of their much loved mashup style, slicing alternative rock samples with electro beats. Joining 2manydjs will be Aeroplane. Now flying solo, DJ/producer Vito de Luca arrives at The Warehouse Project following the release of the celebrated debut album We Can’t Fly, a sleek mix of nu-disco and Balearic sounds. Also taking to the decks will be duo Mixhell. Originally known for drumming in Brazilian thrash metal outfit Sepultura, Igor Cavalera now throws out a blend of electronic tinged hip hop tunes with the help of DJ partner and wife Laima Leyton. To complete the line-up confirmed so far 2manydjs invite their tour DJ; Belgian electro talent within his own right, Paul Chambers to Store Street to present a live set of squelching techno.

Buy tickets for Easter Thursday at The Warehouse Project with 2manydjs

Friday 22nd April sees WHP friends and fellow promoters Ape and Metropolis align to present a sure fire dance-floor-filling line up headed by drum n’ bass pioneer Andy C. Surely the natural line-up buddy to drum n’ bass Friday will be treated to a set of finest dubstep from the genre’s leading producer, the much in demand Skream. Much championed producer and DJ Jakwob will also be on hand for a dense breakbeat flavoured set. Singed to Andy C’s own RAM records label rising drum n’ bass duo Loadstar, known separately by their production monikers of Xample and Lomax continue Friday’s sub heavy offerings.

Buy tickets for Easter Friday at The Warehouse Project with Ape and Metropolis

To celebrate 20 years of one of electronic music’s most successful independent labels, Planet-E Communications, The Warehouse Project welcomes Laurent Garnier on Saturday 23rd April. Garnier’s LBS Live project follows two decades of touring as a DJ. Joined by Benjamin Rippert and Stephane “Scan X” Dri, their performance will see Garnier’s take on the techno and deep house sounds enter a live, real-time arena. Of course no night celebrating Planet E would be complete without a set from its founder and techno figurehead Carl Craig. In the spirit of Planet E, supporting new DJ and producers tipped for the big time, electro-house newcomer Space Dimension Controller also joins the line-up for Saturday.

Buy tickets for Easter Saturday at The Warehouse Project with Laurent Garnier

Usually the day of rest, Sunday 24th April at Store Street is far from sleepy, as another anniversary is marked. With a top five record to his name in 2010’s ‘Miami To Ibiza’, Steve Angello of Swedish House Mafia fame celebrates 5 years of Size Matters alongside his younger brother, collaborator and fellow DJ/producer AN21. They are joined by the up and coming talent Max Vangelli, also a collaborator with AN21 whose production and remix credits include Ellie Goulding and Gorillaz, and Grahame Farmer, Director of dance music website Data Transmission.

Buy tickets for Easter Sunday at The Warehouse Project with Steve Angello