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The Warehouse Project with HAAi, Eat Your Own Ears, and more

Nov 21, 2026 at 16:00  ·  Depot Mayfield, Manchester Depot Mayfield, Manchester

The Warehouse Project
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Australian DJ HAAi, based in London, wows with eclectic techno and heavy bass. Hosted Coconut Beats, held a Phonox residency, won BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix of the Year, and plays global festivals.
Mount Kimbie, from London, are known for evolving electronic music with albums like "Crooks & Lovers." Signed to Warp, they explore diverse influences. Kai Campos dives into avant-garde club scenes, while Dom Maker collaborates with top LA vocalists, including James Blake.
ATRIP, a DJ and producer of Polish-German origin based in South London, crafts emotional electronic music blending UK garage, bass, and house. Known for dynamic live sets, he has released acclaimed mixtapes like "TANZPARTEI" and "TANZPARTEI II". His genre-bending sound has garnered support from artists including Disclosure and Diplo, and he has collaborated with talents like KAM-BU and Poté.
Kieran Hebden, known as Four Tet, is an English electronic musician from London. He is celebrated for his innovative blend of folktronica, IDM, jazz, and hip-hop. Notable albums include "Rounds" and "Three," with popular tracks like "Love Cry" and "Two Thousand and Seventeen." He has received Grammy nominations and collaborated with artists such as Burial, Thom Yorke, and Skrillex, influencing electronic music worldwide.
Oxford-born electronic producer rooted in dubstep, Hamdi is known for versatile, high-energy sets. He’s done official remixes for Fred Again and Disclosure, collaborated with Skrillex, and played B2Bs with Fred Again, Skrillex, Four Tet and Sammy Virji.
Peggy Gou is a South Korean-born DJ, producer, and songwriter based in Berlin, known for energetic techno/house/electro sets. She broke through in 2016 and went mainstream with viral 2023 hit “(It Goes Like) Nanana”; debut album I Hear You arrived in 2024.
Bournemouth-born producer Flava D is a key name in UK bass, spanning UKG, grime, bassline and drum & bass. She released Hospital tracks “Do U Want Me,” “Fluent” (ft. Emz) and “All We Ever Do” (ft. DRS & Paige Eliza), and debuted her D&B album Here & Now.
Australian-born, London-based Tristan Hallis, known as DJ BORING, crafts vibrant house, techno, and trance. Renowned for his energetic sets and seamless blending of styles, he gained fame with "Winona." His discography includes "Like Water," "Beautiful Strangers," and the "DJ-Kicks" mix album. He is celebrated for embodying positive dance floor culture.
Pacific Northwest composer/producer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith blends Buchla-led modular synths, orchestral textures & voice; Rolling Stone’s 2017 avant LP. Collabs: Elfman, Ciani.
The Avalanches, an Australian electronic group formed in Melbourne in 1997, craft innovative, sample-based plunderphonics. Known for intricate soundscapes, their acclaimed albums include "Since I Left You" (2000), "Wildflower" (2016), and "We Will Always Love You" (2020). Popular tracks like "Frontier Psychiatrist" showcase their style. They have collaborated with artists such as Jamie xx and Blood Orange.
Oppidan, a UK-born DJ and producer from Bristol, crafts kinetic sets and distinctive UK Garage, blending 2-step, 4x4 NUKG, and bass influences. Popular tracks include "Mr. Sandman," "Armed & Dangerous," and "hold tight." She has released EPs such as "MY NAME IS OPP!" and collaborated with artists like Camoufly, Cutty Ranks, and Sammy Virji. She is a recognized name for her innovative sound.
Baalti is a producer/DJ duo, Mihir Chauhan and Jaiveer Singh, originating from India. They craft underground dance music, blending UK-influenced club sounds with South Asian elements and retro samples. Known for their percussive and rhythm-driven style, they have collaborated with Lapgan on the album "Threads" and released tracks like "Lime Tikka" and "Riyaaz". Baalti received recognition as Mixmag's Top 25 Breakthrough DJs of 2023.
Chloé Robinson, formerly Barely Legal, is a London-based DJ/producer known for polyrhythmic techno, electro, and UK garage. She runs Pretty Weird Records and has played at Glastonbury, Fabric, and more. Her work is supported by Four Tet, Skrillex, and Bonobo, having collaborated with Jamie XX and others.
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.
4am Kru is a London-based production duo, Howie and Stu, renowned for their high-energy live jungle and drum & bass. They draw heavily on 1994 jungle sounds, blending influences from R&B, hardcore, Scottish folk, and classical music. Known for electrifying performances, they've released tracks like "High Time," "Wutt," and their album "Incognito Rhythm." Collaborations include Layla Sibelle and Papa Levi, contributing to their immersive, modern jungle sound.
Italy-born, London producer/DJ; high-energy rap over UK bass, grime, garage & jungle (140–170bpm). Rinse FM monthly host; played Glasto, Boiler Room, Wireless.

Concert Info

Genre: Party / Nightlife, Experimental, Jazz Fusion, Bass Music, Breakbeat, Deep House, Bass House, Garage, Drum and Bass, Jungle, Folktronica, Bassline, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Alternative Rock, Hip-Hop/Rap, R&B, Soul, Witchstep, Jazz, Folk, House, Dubstep, Club Dance, Techno, DANCE, Intelligent Dance Music, Alternative Dance, Drum 'n' Bass, Electronica Mainstream, Ambient, Experimental Ambient, Hip Hop, Electronica, Drum & Bass, Art pop, Dance Band, Downtempo, Uk Garage, EDM/Electronic, alternative, other electronic music, mainstream pop, new rave, freak folk, drone, liquid funk, lo-fi house, disco house, float house, indie soul, wonky, stutter house, electra, microhouse, australian alternative rock, australian experimental, chillwave, filter house, australian dance, idm, future garage, indie jazz, uk funky, nz electronic, experimental pop, collage pop, chamber psych, fourth world, rally house, modular synth, fluxwork, ukg revival, psychedelic hip hop, destroy techno, Electronic

Join The Warehouse Project concert in Manchester at Depot Mayfield on Saturday, November 21, 2026, at 4:00 PM, featuring HAAi, Eat Your Own Ears, and more. Get your tickets now!

Run Time: 16:00 - 02:30

Last entry: 19:30

Age Restrictions: Over 18s only.

A maximum of 8 tickets per person and per household applies. Tickets in excess of 8 will be cancelled.

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Depot Mayfield Urban market and entertainment complex Capacity: 3,000

About Depot Mayfield

Freight Island, a 3,000-capacity urban market and entertainment complex in Manchester, UK, is reimagined from the historic Mayfield station's former freight depot, celebrating its industrial architecture. This multifaceted destination offers a dynamic blend of live music, diverse food, and immersive cultural events across its unique indoor and outdoor spaces.

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