The Warehouse Project announce first ever London show in conjunction with Delphic
The Warehouse Project & Delphic present : Acolyte: Ewer Street Warehouse, Southwark: Friday 29th October 2010

Manchester’s Warehouse Project is delighted to announce its first ever London show at Ewer Street Warehouse in Southwark, seeing the cult Manchester club night move south for one night only. The Warehouse Project & Delphic Presents: will see the indie band perform live amongst special guests in the underground South London venue.

In a bold move that will see the Manchester promoters leave behind their Store Street home underneath Manchester’s Piccadilly Station for one night, Londoners will be able to witness what the North of England have been going mad for. Already headlining one of the most anticipated shows on The Warehouse Project’s WHP10 autumn and winter series, Mancunian rock and dance crossover band Delphic will bring their invigorating live performances south, as they play an intimate live London gig with special guests on 29th October. More details are to follow on this event and a limited number of earlybird tickets are on sale for £10 via www.crowdsurge.com/delphic, www.thewarehouseproject.com, www.myspace.com/delphic, http://delphic.cc

The Warehouse Project’s (Manchester) 2010 line up announced : Over 34 parties across 14 weeks to celebrate the premier dance music promoters’ fifth anniversary : Thursday 23rd September – Saturday 1st January 2011

Manchester’s Warehouse Project is pleased to announce the WHP2010 line up which will see some of the biggest international names in dance music and the most exciting up and coming bands perform in the visually stunning warehouse space underneath Manchester Piccadilly Station this year.  Celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, the award-winning Warehouse Project has become one of the UK’s leading dance events.

Kick starting the series, The Warehouse Project is thrilled to announce that Maximo Park, will be making an exclusive trip Manchester for an opening headline show on Thursday 23rd September. Across the 14 weeks of events at the Store Street venue there will be a host of the finest names in international dance music with Eric Prydz (25th September), Richie Hawtin (15th October), Chase & Status (23rd October), Magnetic Man (29th October), Pete Tong (5th November), Sub Focus (6th November), Booka Shade (12th November), John Digweed (19th November), Keiran Hebden (20th November), Simian Mobile Disco (3rd December), High Contrast (4th December) among others.

In keeping with the ever evolving Warehouse Project concept there will also be a host of nights with the finest in rock, pop and indie music taking to the stage with blockbuster events featuring headliners such as Kelis (Saturday 2nd October), Doves (16th October), Delphic and The Whip (30th October), Four Tet and Caribou (20th November) and a homecoming event for Ian Brown on Friday 17th December. This event follows on from the hugely successful Platt Fields Park event that The Warehouse Project put on this summer attracting 15,000 fans to converge on the Manchester Park.

Dubstep dons Skream, whose recent album ‘Outside The Box’ charted at number four in the Official Dance Album Chart, and Benga have put together an incredible line up for Wednesday 15th December, one of the last dates of WHP10. They will be bringing together some of the top acts across a wide spectrum of bass orientated UK dance music. Although both are performing live together as part of their Magnetic Man project earlier in the series (Friday 29th October), for this night they are dropping solo headline DJ sets. Joining the two on the night will be Toddla T and Redlight’s brand new Roller Express project, featuring the two DJing back to back with MCs Serocee and Dread. Also performing on the night are Shy FX, Jack Beats, Gaslamp Killer, Geeneus, MC Tippa, L-Vis 1990 and MCs Dynamite, Youngman and Dread.

Joining the Skream & Benga present line up will be a very special guest appearance by Ms Dynamite, Ms Dy-Na-Mi-Tee-Hee is back, fresh from a live music hiatus, having won acclaim with Mercury Music Prize and BRIT awards. Recent collaboration, ‘What You Talkin’ About?’ produced by Bristol’s finest Redlight, creating a new sound from Ms Dynamite with an edgier house infused sound.

The Warehouse Project are pleased to announce that this year’s resident DJs will be the superb Jamie Jones, Joy Orbison and Mercury Music Prize favourite Jamie xx. With all three set to perform regularly across a host of the WHP 2010 events expect these 5th anniversary celebrations to push all the right buttons!

The Warehouse Project’s Store Street events underneath Manchester Piccadilly Train Station have for years been a setting for some of the finest names in electronic music, where world renowned acts and DJs play to 2,000 revellers in a visually stunning industrial space. Known for bringing together the best names across all genres of dance music, as well as some of the best live acts from around the world, it has become an internationally recognised yearly event. The series this year includes over 30 different nights across three months, encompassing a wide range of stylistically varied events, from exclusive live performances to DJ sets.

With many of the events selling out in hours, the hype surrounding the announcement of the acts below is set to send the dance community’s fervour for the WHP events into orbit following this amazing line up to celebrate the fifth anniversary.

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