A Warehouse Project livestream is coming to Apple Music, with two nights of the Manchester club's 20th anniversary season broadcast through Apple Music Club Live. The shows come from Depot Mayfield on October 30 and December 19, and they are free to stream without a subscription.
At a glance
- October 30: back-to-back sets from Overmono and Andy C
- December 19: Carl Cox, 2manydjs and Chloé Caillet
- Where to watch: Apple Music Club Radio, free with no account needed
- Afterwards: select sets available on demand in Spatial Audio for subscribers
What we know
The first broadcast features Overmono and Andy C playing back to back. The second brings Carl Cox together with 2manydjs, the Belgian pairing, and the French DJ and producer Chloé Caillet.
Both nights stream live via Apple Music Club Radio. Listeners around the world can tune in for free, and subscribers can revisit selected sets later in Spatial Audio.
The bigger picture
Warehouse Project has spent two decades turning industrial spaces across Manchester into dance floors. Depot Mayfield is its current home and hosts its long winter run of late-running sessions.
Apple Music has already streamed sets from EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland this year. Earlier this month it also ran its Head Trip livestream with Skrillex, Four Tet, Calvin Harris and others.
Why it matters
Club nights are usually tied to one room and one city. A free broadcast lets fans who cannot get to Manchester hear some of the anniversary lineup, even without the queue and the concrete walls. It also shows streaming platforms putting more weight on live club and festival coverage.
For a brand built on the idea that the room matters as much as the lineup, sending its anniversary season to a global audience is a notable step. The broadcasts will not replace being on the floor, but they widen who can take part.
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