WHP26 has added new shows from Rampa + &ME, Klangkuenstler, Hannah Laing and Max Dean...
The Warehouse Project has announced a new run of shows for its 20th anniversary season, with Rampa + &ME, Klangkuenstler, Worried About Henry, NEXUP and Hannah Laing among the latest additions to the WHP26 programme.
The season will once again take place at Depot Mayfield, with a new room, Vault, joining Depot, Concourse and Archive for the milestone year.
Vault will expand the Depot Mayfield site for WHP26, giving The Warehouse Project a fourth main room to programme across the season. The new space will be used for several of the newly announced shows, including takeovers at Worried About Henry, NEXUP and Homobloc.
Rampa + &ME, two of the core names behind Keinemusik, will play as part of the WHP26 opening weekend on 19 September. The show adds another major date to the early part of the season, following previously announced opening weekend events including KI/KI.
Klangkuenstler will also return to The Warehouse Project on 14 November, presented by WHP and party giants Teletech. The Berlin-based hard techno artist last appeared at XXL in 2024, and will now head to Depot Mayfield as part of the new season programme. General sale tickets for the show are on sale now.
Worried About Henry also returns to Depot Mayfield on 9 October, with organisers saying it will be WHP’s only drum and bass show of the season. Andy C will bring his ALiVe show to the Depot stage, with Bou B2B Hedex, Hybrid Minds, K Motionz, Sota, Basslayerz, [IVY], North Base and Yan also playing the room.
Across the rest of the venue, Kings of the Rollers, Mozey, Break B2B S.P.Y, Charlie Tee B2B Circadian, Koven, Prosek and Sigma will play Concourse, while Archive will be hosted by Shogun, with Camo & Krooked, Bladerunner B2B Crossy B2B Harriet Jaxxon, Catching Cairo, Emily Makis, GLXY B2B Pola & Bryson, Koherent B2B Kyrist, LSB B2B Workforce and Savannah on the bill.
Vault will host a Pull Up takeover, with Berra B2B Sempa, Bsearl, Imadre, Joker B2B Skalah, Saint Ludo and Zero. Toddla T’s Steeze Factory will also host Bigger Den We Manchester at the Star & Garter.
Max Dean will bring NEXUP back to The Warehouse Project on Saturday 31 October, following the event’s WHP debut in 2025. Dean heads up the Depot line-up, joined by Luke Dean B2B Omar+, Locky B2B Tommy Phillips, Cam Stockman and Summer Ghemati.
Concourse will feature Teedee, Riordan, Wheats B2B Ozzie Guven, Mad.Again, Ellia Jaya and Freddie Seo, while Archive will be hosted by Shelter, with Burnski B2B Julian Anthony, George Smeddles, Stef Davidse, Boss Priester and Alexandria. Vault will feature Chopper B2B Mason Cooper B2B Ellis Garner, Nafe Smallz B2B Diosa, Candidate B2B Daetor and Toby Simpson B2B Emma2000.
Hannah Laing has also revealed the full line-up for her biggest WHP headline show to date on Friday 16 October. The date will bring her doof party to Depot Mayfield, including an exclusive B2B with Maddix, alongside SPFDJ, ØTTA, Paige Tomlinson, N00M1, Circo, Emilija, The Rocketman, Jokesonyou and Fenrick B2B Lisa Korver.
The latest announcements join a WHP26 season that already includes sold-out shows from You&Me, Interplanetary Criminal, Duke Dumont, The Streets and Tiësto. Solomun, KI/KI and Overmono are among the dates currently down to final tickets.
More shows are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
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