’20 Years WHP’ Pt.2 announced feat. Carl Cox, Chris Stassy, Ewan McVicar and more
The Warehouse Project has announced part two of its special ’20 Years of WHP’ shows, taking place on Saturday, 19th December, bringing together some of the biggest names in electronic music across Depot, Concourse, Archive, and the newly debuted VAULT, marking a major milestone for one of the UK’s pioneering club series.
The line-up was announced on 5th October 2026, exactly 20 years to the day since The Warehouse Project first opened its doors at Boddington’s Brewery in 2006. WHP’s announcement post reads: ”Today is twenty years to the day, since Public Enemy played the first ever WHP event at the old Boddingtons Brewery. So it’s kind of fitting that we are launching this monster 20th Anniversary show today. We were saying just last week that WHP has always been about much more than just a lineup… but we are particularly proud of this one.”
Headlining the Depot will be techno legend Carl Cox, alongside Chris Stassy, Seth Troxler, Chloé Caillet, 2manydjs and Delilah. Concourse will feature Mall Grab, Ewan McVicar, Effy, Krystal Klear, Dan Shake, Ella Knight and Gina Breeze, while Archive welcomes Dr Banana, Call Super, Ryan Elliott, Katia Curie, Papa Nugs and Eich & Spinelli. Over in Vault, Dusky, George Fitzgerald, Krysko & Greg Lord, Jasper James and Aletha will take to the decks.
The announcement comes as WHP looks towards the final stretch of its 20th anniversary season, following the recent news that The Warehouse Project will take a short breather in 2027 (see post here for details).
This season has also seen the introduction of Vault, a brand-new space at WHP26, which recently made its debut at the You&Me shows with massive sets from Dennis Quin and Jamie Fielding. This announcement also follows a packed run of WHP26 programming, with most shows sold out or close to selling out.
The full line-up for ’20 Years of WHP’ Part 2 is announced below. The line-up was announced on 5th October 2026, exactly 20 years to the day since The Warehouse Project first opened its doors at Boddington’s Brewery in 2006. Sign up now at www.thewarehouseproject.com.
