After touring Australia, the Netherlands, and Belgium, the legendary Manchester clubbing institution is set to make its long-awaited debut in India this October, with shows in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.
The Warehouse Project (WHP), Manchester’s iconic clubbing institution, celebrated worldwide for its raw, intimate settings and masterfully curated line-ups, is finally making its way to India. For years, WHP has been at the heart of the UK’s underground culture, renowned for transforming unconventional spaces into epicenters of sound and energy, where boundary-pushing artists collide with fervent crowds.
Now, for the very first time, they’re bringing that same spirit across borders, arriving in India with a thunderous showcase that captures the essence of what has made WHP such a global phenomenon. For one weekend only – from October 24 to 26 – The Warehouse Project will take over three of India’s most exciting clubbing territories, each known for their vibrant music scenes and growing appetite for electronic music. With an alternating format across the three cities, WHP will showcase a cutting-edge array of sounds and styles featuring genre-defying international artists alongside exciting homegrown talent.
Bringing the concept to Asia this October, The Warehouse Project will take over three remarkable venues with a one-off show in Bengaluru on October 24 (Friday), two shows in Mumbai on October 25 (Saturday) and October 26 (Sunday), and a one-off event in Hyderabad on October 26.
Featuring globally acclaimed artists alongside some of India’s freshest talent, UK dance music icon Joy Orbison will head up this year’s event, bringing his cutting-edge blend of house, dubstep, UK bass and old-school jungle to India. He’ll be joined across the weekend by longtime friend and collaborator, Rinse FM resident and prolific DJ, Fold; Jyoty – one of dance music’s most passionately outspoken voices, whose globe-spanning sounds will complement the hypnotic tastes of seasoned Dutch selector, Cinnaman, in a special B2B set; and the immaculate genre-spanning curation of Aussie-born, London-based producer DJ Boring.
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Also joining the bill is the Berlin-based breakout house duo DJ HEARTSTRING, who’ll bring their high-speed trance, techno, Eurodance and rave sound to the dancefloor; Sydney-born, Berlin-based DJ and producer Logic1000, whose music is known for lighting up sweaty late-night dancefloors; Norwegian-Indian multidisciplinary artist SUCHI’s playful selections, and Medellin-based Colombian DJ, producer and label co-founder Verraco, who has crafted a sound where techno, hyper-electronics, and IDM merge into a bold and avant-garde vision.
Homegrown talent on the bill for the weekend includes some of India’s most seasoned selectors like FILM, Midnight Traffic, Vridian, Prismer, Ox7gen, alongside up-and-coming names like Kampai, Nida, Anushka, Anisha, Masrani, Aayna, EBITDA, Fushi and Siiry.
The Warehouse Project India
October 24 – Bengaluru
October 25 and 26 – Mumbai
October 26 – Hyderabad
Head to The Warehouse Project’s Official Website for more details.
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