Apple Music Club Live will broadcast performances by Overmono and Andy C from The Warehouse Project in Manchester on 30 October 2026. The streams are scheduled as part of the venue's 20th-anniversary season, with a second broadcast on 19 December featuring Carl Cox, 2manydjs and Chloé Caillet.
The broadcasts will be carried by Apple Music Club Radio, the platform's dance music station. Listeners can tune in to the live radio feed without a paid Apple Music subscription. The arrangement brings selected sets from Depot Mayfield to audiences outside the venue, while the wider club events retain their own ticketing and schedules.
Overmono and Andy C on October 30
The first stream coincides with The Warehouse Project's Overmono takeover at Depot Mayfield. The Manchester bill also includes James Blake B2B Joy Orbison, Aurora Halal, Moodymann, Blawan, Helena Hauff B2B DJ Bone and other guests across several areas of the venue. The radio broadcast will cover Overmono and Andy C, not every act listed for the night.
Apple's published station schedule includes a warm-up presented by NAINA, a live Overmono performance, a short changeover and Andy C's set, followed by an after-party programme. The listed times depend on the listener's location, so the safest reference is the schedule displayed in the Apple Music Club Radio player.
Carl Cox, 2manydjs and Chloé Caillet follow in December
A second instalment has been announced for 19 December, with Carl Cox, 2manydjs and Chloé Caillet. It will draw on another date from The Warehouse Project's anniversary programme. The artists come from different corners of club culture: techno, boundary-crossing DJ sets and house-focused selections are all represented in the booking.
The two transmissions are being treated as separate programmes. The October broadcast is already scheduled on Apple's live station, while the December session is an announced future show. Fans should check the radio listings nearer to the second date for the precise running order and any changes.
Twenty years of The Warehouse Project
The Warehouse Project has been part of Manchester's nightlife since 2006, operating in several industrial locations before establishing its current home at Depot Mayfield. Its seasonal programme has grown around large dance music bills, long opening hours and multiple rooms with different musical identities.
The official Overmono event page confirms the October 30 lineup, while Apple lists the radio broadcast separately. That distinction also clarifies what listeners receive: access to selected live performances, rather than a full remote pass to all rooms at the event.
The live station is free to hear. Apple has also said that some performances may be made available later as on-demand content for subscribers, but the selection and format of those releases will be decided separately.
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