The Warehouse Project has unveiled the second instalment of its 20th anniversary celebrations, bringing a heavyweight roster of electronic music names to Depot, Concourse, Archive and Vault on Sat 19 Dec.
Marking exactly two decades since WHP first opened its doors at Boddington’s Brewery in 2006, the announcement on Mon 5 Oct confirmed that the 10-hour anniversary party will see techno legend Carl Cox headline Depot alongside Chris Stussy, Seth Troxler, Chloé Caillet, 2manydjs, Delilah and Jordan Villa.
Over in Concourse, Mall Grab, Ewan McVicar and Effy will be joined by Krystal Klear, Dan Shake, Ella Knight and Gina Breeze, while Archive welcomes Dr Banana, Call Super, Ryan Elliott, Katia Curie, Papa Nugs and Eich & Spinelli.
The newly introduced Vault will also host its own programme, with Dusky, George FitzGerald, Krysko & Greg Lord, Jasper James and Aletha set to take over the space.
The news arrives 20 years to the day after Public Enemy played the first ever WHP event, and comes as the venue approaches the final stretch of its anniversary season. It follows a packed run of WHP26 programming, with the majority of shows either sold out or close to selling out, while the new Vault space made its debut earlier this season.
The huge anniversary party also arrives ahead of a planned fallow year for The Warehouse Project in 2027, with smaller-scale events expected before the series returns with a major programme in 2028.
Pre-sale tickets go live at 9am on Fri 9 Oct, with general sale following at midday. Sign up via The Warehouse Project website.
- Words:
- Wolf McFarlane
- Published on:
- Wed 7 Oct 2026
