The Warehouse Project, born in Manchester in 2006, is a renowned seasonal club series. It transforms unique spaces into temporary electronic music hubs, celebrated for showcasing diverse genres from house and techno to drum and bass. Known for attracting top-tier DJs, it was named the "World's Favourite Nightclub" in 2023.
Formed in 1988, British dance act Leftfield pioneered electronic music through seminal albums like Leftism and Rhythm and Stealth, both Mercury Music Prize nominees. Led by Neil Barnes, the influential group released Alternative Light Source in 2015 and This Is What We Do in 2022.
Grammy-winning house music DJ and producer Roger Sanchez emerged from NYC to become a global icon. Known for his distinct style and underground passion, he runs Stealth Recordings and Undr The Radr, boasts iconic Ibiza residencies, and has collaborated with Fedde Le Grand and Ella Henderson.
Born in Brooklyn, Todd Terry is a pioneering house music producer who defined New York house in the 1980s by blending disco, Chicago house, and hip-hop. He is best known for hits like Weekend and his massive 1995 remix of Everything But the Girl's Missing.
Lancashire-born DJ Mike Pickering helped cultivate U.K. house music as a resident at Manchester's Hacienda club. He co-founded Deconstruction Records and formed the 1990s pop-dance act M People, known for hits like Moving on Up and Search for the Hero.
DJ Graeme Park began his career in Nottingham in the mid-1980s and helped launch the acid house scene in 1987. He held a regular residency at the Hacienda club and won the DMC DJ of the Year Award consecutively from 1989 to 1992. Park also produces remixes and his own music.
Peter Hook and The Light, formed in 2010, is an English post-punk and new wave band led by Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook. They are celebrated for performing classic albums like "Unknown Pleasures" and "Power, Corruption & Lies" live. Known for Hook's influential bass style, their repertoire includes iconic songs such as "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "Blue Monday," continuing the legacy of his groundbreaking work.
Formed after meeting at the Hacienda in 1988, house act K-Klass gained acclaim with their 1990 Wildlife EP and UK Top 40 hits Rhythm is a Mystery and Let Me Show You. They became residents for Cream, remixed Bobby Brown's Two Can Play That Game, and curate Cream Classical shows.
Inner City, founded by techno pioneer Kevin Saunderson, boasts a 30-year legacy with club classics and over 6 million sales. In 2017, his son Danitez joined the group.
Manchester band A Certain Ratio formed in 1978 by Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop and Donald Johnson. Emerging from the late-’70s punk scene, they blend experimental electronica and vintage funk. Their 13th studio album, It All Comes Down to This, was recorded as the core trio.
Detroit-born Kevin Saunderson, a Belleville Three pioneer, shaped electronic music with Inner City hits like "Big Fun," selling 6M+ records worldwide. Renowned DJ and label boss.
Greg Wilson, an English DJ from Merseyside, pioneered the UK dance scene. He is known for electro-funk, disco, and re-edits, holding influential residencies at Wigan Pier and The Haçienda. Wilson was the first DJ to mix live on British TV and received DJ Mag's Industry Icon Award. His "Credit To The Edit" compilations are celebrated, and he has remixed artists like Grace Jones and The XX. He also authored "Discotheque Archives".
London DJ, co-founder of Good Times Sound System and KISS FM. A key figure in the UK’s Rare Groove scene, pushing emerging club culture. Awarded an MBE for services to deejaying and music; compiled the eclectic Good Times Skank & Boogie.
Manchester-born DJ/producer/remixer (Lionrock); Balearic/prog house with funky breaks, guitars & live percussion. Remixed “Feel the Hit”; worked with The Shamen, Erasure; cult LP "An Instinct for Detection".
Born in England, DJ Jackson is a hip-hop-rooted, award-winning DJ known for his 1990 UK hit "Hear The Drummer" and remixes for Prince, Public Enemy, and Kraftwerk.