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Parklife 2021 sees the Manchester festival return to the city's Heaton Park on 11th-12th September 2021 for a weekend alongside some of dance and alternative music's foremost names.

Promising to come back bigger than ever following its year off, Parklife will once again curate a top-tier lineup across eight stages, including its prestigious main stage that will feature the likes of Dave, Megan Thee Stallion and Skepta.

But beyond the main stage is where Parklife really comes alive, with seven stages consistently showcasing house, techno, garage, drum and bass and more from DJs such as Disclosure, Carl Cox, Four Tet and Peggy Gou.

Having started out back in 2010 as the curiously named Mad Ferret Festival in Rusholme's Platt Fields Park, the festival rebranded to Parklife and moved to its current home in Heaton Park in 2012. It is now curated by a number of the UK's foremost dance brands, including fellow Manchester event series The Warehouse Project and has gone onto welcome some of music's biggest artists over the past decade, such as Liam Gallagher, Foals, Disclosure, The Chemical Brothers and The 1975.

And once the main festival has finished, festival-goers have historically had a number of after parties to choose from – named Afterlife – which have featured a selection of artists that performed during the main festival (as well as others) in venues across Manchester. Details of Afterlife are usually revealed closer to the festival.

Parklife 2021 sees the Manchester festival return to the city's Heaton Park on 11th-12th September 2021 for a weekend alongside some of dance and alternative music's foremost names.Promising to come back bigger than ever following its year off, Parklife will once again curate a top-tier lineup across eight stages, including its prestigious main stage that will feature the likes of Dave, Megan Thee Stallion and Skepta.

Parklife Festival

Since launching in 2016, Junction 2 has grown into a globally recognized event with an underground cult following. Deeply rooted in club culture and ultra-consistent across operations, production, music policy and vibe, the festival puts the audience journey at the heart of the experience.

Made up of a variety of bespoke and creative spaces, the London festival has steadily scaled from one day to two, from 10,000 to 25,000 like-minded guests, elevating the scope of UK electronic music festivals to rival those of our European counterparts. No short sets or plastic tents, Junction 2 merges natural beauty, green fields, rambling rivers, woodland pathways and hidden enclaves with impeccable sound, high end production and a meticulous attention to detail. The ethos behind the scenes is as progressive as the booking policy, with a focus on improving sustainability, gender parity, welfare provisions and with active anti-discrimination policies in place.

Despite the postponement of the 2020 edition, recent months has seen Junction 2 bring the spirit of Boston Manor Park into the digital space as the UK’s first large scale underground virtual festival. Uniting party goers from around the world at a time when we couldn’t freely experience dancefloors, the event was broadcast in over 150 countries. 

A second edition of the virtual festival came in January 2021 with Junction 2: Connections. Featuring 20 artists and filmed across 3 iconic musical cities (Detroit, Berlin and London), the global electronic music community was brought together again inside Junction 2’s custom built space, J2v. A truly unique, one-off experience, the digital festival was watched by over 3.1million viewers.

Junction 2’s vision is focused on elevating original and pioneering artists whilst providing a safe, inclusive and welcoming space for future generations to blossom.

Since launching in 2016, Junction 2 has grown into a globally recognized event with an underground cult following. Deeply rooted in club culture and ultra-consistent across operations, production, music policy and vibe, the festival puts the audience journey at the heart of the experience.

Junction 2

A celebration of dance music’s finest, the Dream Valley x We Are FSTVL takeover will see dreamers lose themselves in the sound of the electronic elite, featuring live sets from Glitterbox, Defected, Teletech, LoveJuice and more!

We are FSTVL

In the North River area, across from the enormous Sound-Bar is Chicago’s Spybar. At 4,200 square feet, Spybar’s provides a more intimate setting settled in a basement. The style inside is trendy, but subtle. There are oak floors with black walls and above you are exposed rafters. Spybar makes good use of glass and leather in other areas and some really nice indirect lighting.

Hip hop and underground music are played, but either as much as house music played by live DJs and blasted out by a state of the art sound system that will not take it easy on your ears.

The owners of Spy Bar take the place seriously enough that they spent $1 million dollars renovating it years ago. The investment paid off and Rolling Stone Magazine named it in the top ten of best dance clubs in America! Famous DJ and Producer, Seth Troxler, said Spy Bar is “Basically the only place I play in Chicago.”

Spybar doesn’t open till nine, there is usually a cover, but they also offer valet parking to help deal with the downtown location. If you’re in to house music and some EDM, the intimate feeling Spybar provides may be right up your alley.

In the North River area, across from the enormous Sound-Bar is Chicago’s Spybar. At 4,200 square feet, Spybar’s provides a more intimate setting settled in a basement. The style inside is trendy, but subtle. There are oak floors with black walls and above you are exposed rafters. Spybar makes good use of glass and leather in other areas and some really nice indirect lighting.

Spybar

River North

Brooklyn Mirage is the outdoor oasis in the Avant Gardner complex, situated in the heart of East Williamsburg. It's open during the summer season each year, and decked out with thousands of plants and even palm trees, and boasting a KV2 Audio system, it's designed to be a sensory experience for both the ears and eyes.

It is the outdoor component of Avant Gardner, an 80,000-square-foot development at 140 Stewart Avenue in an industrial corridor of the East Williamsburg neighborhood, a few grubby blocks from Queens. By fall, a warehouse (now filled with sacks of cement mix and construction equipment) will be transformed into an event space. Another area will become a 5,000-square-foot club. All told, it will hold 6,000 visitors.

Brooklyn Mirage is the outdoor oasis in the Avant Gardner complex, situated in the heart of East Williamsburg. It's open during the summer season each year, and decked out with thousands of plants and even palm trees, and boasting a KV2 Audio system, it's designed to be a sensory experience for both the ears and eyes.

Avant Gardner (Brooklyn Mirage)

East Williamsburg

Thuishaven is not a club, or a warehouse. It’s a unique experience. Located on the Western outskirts of Amsterdam, the site is surrounded by heavy industry, massive oil tankers and scrap metal yards. Thuishaven has several stages, bars, surreal decoration pieces and curiosities. Incorporating materials purchased or found at neighboring scrap yards, the site radiates a raw and industrial atmosphere. During the winter set-up (October - April), all stages are housed indoor, in heated tents and a newly crafted hangar. The summer set-up (May - September) hosts a mesmerizing open air stage plus the option to use both tent and hangar for a raveyer vibe. With a track record of 120 festivals and counting, the site is ever evolving. Every new visit brings to light new details and new surprises—making it one of Amsterdam’s most extraordinary venues.

Thuishaven

West

Part of a bigger take over that included the legendary Club Space, former after hours hot spot Libertine has reopened its doors as Floyd, a haven for jazzy live performances, eclectic DJ sets, disco, and soulful house.

Floyd opened in the former Libertine space in January. Floyd will coexist independently of its big brother Club Space, offering a completely different atmosphere, ambiance and talent lineup. 

According to Sinopoli, the partners took a step back to rethink how to best use the venue. What they came back with is a more mature space that offers well-made cocktails and live music such as jazz, lounge, and even chamber orchestra. It is less intimidating than the party-till-sunrise marathon that happens upstairs. The place is located in Miami's 24-hour district, so it might stay open until 7 a.m., with more soulful house playing in the early-morning hours. It will also be open more often than Space.

"Saturday, the [Space] Terrace is a ritual," Sinopoli says. "Floyd is going to be an everyday bar for industry or people leaving the Arsht Center or a Miami Heat game or [who've] just left work and want to see a jazz band. We are going after a demographic that doesn't go to 11th Street at all right now... that goes to hotel or jazz bars, a little bit more refined taste that still likes to have fun but doesn't like the pretense of feeling like they are in a stuffy establishment."

Floyd is also an attempt to get the general public to see Space as more than just an after-hours spot, Sinopoli says. Perhaps those turned off by party mayhem will try Floyd or the soon-to-open live-music venue.



Part of a bigger take over that included the legendary Club Space, former after hours hot spot Libertine has reopened its doors as Floyd, a haven for jazzy live performances, eclectic DJ sets, disco, and soulful house.

Floyd

Downtown

KOKO IS AN ARTISTIC COMMUNITY AND CULTURAL INSTITUTION WITH 120 YEARS OF HISTORY.

Charlie Chaplin twirled his cane on the stage and Madonna made her UK debut here, while Monty Python and the Rolling Stones recorded in the studios. KOKO began life as The Camden Theatre and was opened on Boxing Day 1900 by the leading actor of the day, Ellen Terry. Over the following 120 years, some of the world’s biggest artists have graced KOKO's stage: Amy Winehouse, Kanye West, Childish Gambino, Dua Lipa, Stormzy, Janelle Monae and Coldplay have all played with us in recent years, whilst Prince played on numerous occasions through his career before appearing at KOKO for his last ever London show. While we have worked with these stars throughout their careers, we also take risks and support new artists every week –  J Cole, Dave, , Christina and the Queens, Cardi B and H.E.R have all graced the stage early on in their careers. 

We are based in the heart of London, only five minutes walk from the nearest train lines and a 30-minute ride from Heathrow Airport.

KOKO IS AN ARTISTIC COMMUNITY AND CULTURAL INSTITUTION WITH 120 YEARS OF HISTORY.Charlie Chaplin twirled his cane on the stage and Madonna made her UK debut here, while Monty Python and the Rolling Stones recorded in the studios. KOKO began life as The Camden Theatre and was opened on Boxing Day 1900 by the leading actor of the day, Ellen Terry. Over the following 120 years, some of the world’s biggest artists have graced KOKO's stage: Amy Winehouse, Kanye West, Childish Gambino, Dua Lipa, Stormzy, Janelle Monae and Coldplay have all played with us in recent years, whilst Prince played on numerous occasions through his career before appearing at KOKO for his last ever London show. While we have worked with these stars throughout their careers, we also take risks and support new artists every week –  J Cole, Dave, , Christina and the Queens, Cardi B and H.E.R have all graced the stage early on in their careers. 

Koko

Stylish and sleek, with fantastic LED disco lights illuminating the tunnel-like main dance floor and bar, Watergate is one of Berlin's more modern clubs. It also boasts incredible views over the Spree from its dance floor, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows and a terrace that's directly on the water. The club attracts well-known electro and techno DJs; do some lineup research before planning a night out here—especially since the bouncers might quiz you on the DJ du jour.

Watergate

Kreuzberg

Club Space is a world-renowned night club located in the Entertainment District of Downtown Miami. Through its 18 years of operation, Club Space has distinguished itself as a premier club where nightlife enthusiasts can experience innovative dance parties and clubbing that are helmed by a variety of the most cutting-edge international DJs and live acts who play anything from techno, house, EDM, alternative, and hip-hop music. The Space is divided into four distinct sections: The Ground (a live venue), The Floyd (often regarded as the club’s “gem” and hosts eclectic house as well as live electronic acts), The Loft (an indoor area that plays mostly hip hop music), and The Terrace (their outdoor rooftop area has brought some of house and techno’s most notable acts to date). With their unrestricted operating hours (hence the feeling of being lost in space) and stellar lineup of resident and guest DJs, they provide nothing but the best in electronic music, local & international. Their party does not stop at 5 AM, and neither should you…


Space

Lieu historique au coeur du quartier le plus effervescent de la capitale, La Machine du Moulin Rouge a abrité pendant des dizaines d’années la chaufferie du cabaret parisien le Moulin Rouge, avant de devenir un club.

Apres 40 ans d’existence en tant que La Locomotive, qui a vu défiler l’histoire du rock, les générations yéyé, Les Beatles ou The Who dans les années 60, David Bowie dans les années 70 et se révèle comme le plus grand club de Paris dans les années 80 et haut lieu de la techno dans les années 90.

En 2010, rachetée par Le Moulin Rouge, elle devient La Machine du Moulin Rouge, et s’affirme comme l’un des clubs et salles de concert parisiens les plus ambitieux de la capitale.

La Machine du Moulin Rouge c’est 4 espaces, sur 4 niveaux pour une surface de plus de 2500m2.

Une immense salle Le Central, un mini club, La Chaufferie, en sous-sol, Le Bar à Bulles, un bar terrasse caché derrière le Moulin Rouge et le Toit, un rooftop confidentiel : elle offre ainsi une configuration unique dans le paysage des clubs et des salles parisiennes, et est un véritable lieu de vie, de jour comme de nuit.

Fer de lance de la renaissance de la vie et des nuits parisiennes, elle est aujourd’hui l’un des plus grands clubs européens, décloisonnant les formats, les genres et les publics pour une expérience totale proposant des soirées sur deux salles, entre le Central et La Chaufferie, accueillant des plateaux artistiques dans une configuration quasi festival chaque soir.

Atypique, on s’y perd dans ses méandres, on découvre des stigmates du passé dans ses recoins : une nuit dans la Machine c’est prendre le risque de se perdre dans un labyrinthe.

Lieu de vie et de création polymorphe, La Machine défend un propos artistique fort et engagé, avec la volonté de soutenir la création musicale et artistique et de réinventer son expérience.

Elle se démarque par son éclectisme, valeur cardinale dans son fonctionnement, synonyme d’un refus de cloisonner, ne négligeant aucune niche et faisant confiance à l’ouverture d’esprit et à la soif de découverte de ses publics.

Depuis bientôt 10 ans elle développe et propose une programmation entre grands noms internationaux et scène émergente locale.

Elle fait sauter les frontières de la club music, cherchant continuellement à être en avance sur son temps et à dénicher les étoiles montantes des scènes électroniques,  techno, hip-hop, house music et se défaire des barrières entre genres.

Lieu de concerts et de musiques live, elle accueille des shows rock, metal, hip-hop et jazz.

Le Bar à Bulles est un lieu hors du temps, niché dans la Cité Véron, une enclave de verdure montmartroise empreinte de poésie, caché derrière les ailes du Moulin Rouge. Véritable accalmie parisienne, sa terrasse est peuplée d’érables du Japon et nous plonge dans une bulle intimiste, à toutes les saisons.

Derrière ses longues baies vitrées, le Bar à Bulles dévoile une ambiance cosy et colorée : banquettes en velours, tables et chaises chinées avec amour, abat-jours fleuris et plantes suspendues, à l’instar du temps.

Le Bar à Bulles ouvre ses portes en 2015, après une longue histoire liée à celle de La Machine du Moulin Rouge, adjacente. Dès son ouverture il se veut un être un lieu de partage, de rencontre et de culture, recevant une dizaine d’évènements chaque mois : festivals, lancements de revues, dj sets, expositions, ateliers… Bien plus qu’un bar, c’est un véritable lieu de vie, caché au coeur du quartier de Pigalle.

Lieu historique au coeur du quartier le plus effervescent de la capitale, La Machine du Moulin Rouge a abrité pendant des dizaines d’années la chaufferie du cabaret parisien le Moulin Rouge, avant de devenir un club.

La Machine du Moulin Rouge

Montmartre

AREA15, located minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, is the world’s first purpose-built experiential entertainment district offering live events, immersive activations, monumental art installations, extraordinary design elements, unique retail, ground-breaking technology, bars and eateries and much more.

AREA15

Off the Strip

Located in the heart of Bastille and proud of his fully polymorphic way of life : Badaboum is a dedicated long sets club for house and techno lovers, a concert venue hosting an eclectic programmation, a friendly restaurant of fine-cooking right from the market and a playground for grown-up people. 

Badaboum

Roquette

Over a decade before it became the illustrious Bijou Nightclub on Washington Street, the Boston Bijou Theater opened in 1882 as the first American playhouse lit entirely by electricity. The electrical system was installed and supervised personally by Thomas Edison. Flash forward 138 years and visitors to Washington Street are able to enjoy the Bijou Nightclub in Boston’s Theater District. Bijou is one of the best nightclubs in Boston. With it’s amazing chart-topping music, great lighting, and spectacular performances courtesy of their stellar visuals and production, the club is able to give its guests an unbeatable night of fun and revelry. Regularly attracting big names in the music scene and famous DJs like Martin Solveig and ZHU, Bijou continues to outperform rival clubs on a weekend nightly basis. For music lovers, this club will soon become a favorite.


Bijou

Chinatown

Sydney's home of late night dance celebrations. with a legendary history spanning over 20 years 77 continues to be a vibrant part of sydney culture. Open every weekend hosting a range of local and international talent.

Club 77

Darlinghurst

Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. 

Being close to both the Barbican and Farringdon stations in the city, the high-end Saturday nights at the club reflect some outstanding DJ talent along with internationally renowned live acts and music events. The playlists that you would come across the Fabric nightclub in London offer up the most cutting-edge electro, house, techno, and disco beats. Fabriclive is the unique Friday night sound-clash offering an amazing assortment of rocking tempos right from hip hop to electro, bass, indie, and more. The party doesn’t die down as the weekend’s end approaches, even Sunday nights in the Fabric nightclub in London are super fun due to the display of the unstoppable, notorious music crew that makes you groove to your feet naturally.


Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. 

Fabric

Farringdon

Flash opened its doors in June of 2013 as a collaboration between long-time lovers of music, former DJ’s, and music industry vets. Their goal was to present an intimate space where artists can express themselves clearly and fans can hear their favorite artists in an ideal setting.

The Club Level features an acoustically treated studio-quality room showcasing a custom Funktion One sound system and a next-generation lighting rig designed to heighten the experience. It provides a balance between dance floor, fully stocked bar and wall-to-wall bench seating.

The ground floor, appropriately named Flash Bar, features a separate dance floor and DJ area, coat check, ATM, additional restrooms, and a fully stocked bar specializing in a wide selection of liquor and hand-crafted cocktails.

Flash is open every Friday and Saturday night with headlining national and international DJ talents covering a wide spectrum of house music, from deep to techno. Other styles of music are also presented numerous nights per week.

Flash opened its doors in June of 2013 as a collaboration between long-time lovers of music, former DJ’s, and music industry vets. Their goal was to present an intimate space where artists can express themselves clearly and fans can hear their favorite artists in an ideal setting.

Flash

U Street

Located in San Rafael between San Antonio and Ibiza Town, Ibiza Underground is a smaller-scale club tucked away in the shadows of island giants Privilege and Amnesia. Featuring a sizable outdoor terrace, the indoor nightclub is split into a small bar room and larger room with DJ booth and dance floor, and the lighting system is equipped with ceiling and floor installations in addition to projectors for displaying artistic photography on the walls and windows. 


Ibiza Underground

San Rafael

Located in one of the most significant locations in Barcelona -El Poble Espanyol- and endowed with an aesthetic marked by a certain industrial appearance, Input stands out as the ideal vehicle to rediscover the club culture of the Ciudad Condal and to live an experience. Input is cultured to sound, it is electronic culture, it is experimentation, it is innovation, it is fun, it is a meeting point, it is club culture, it is spontaneity, and, above all, it is the gateway to an unparalleled sound experience in Barcelona. 


Input

Montjuïc park

In the depths of the famous Poble Espanyol you can find one of Barcelona’s techno hubs, INPUT High Fidelity Dance Club. INPUT was born with one ambitious goal in mind: to make your night an incredible, out of this world experience. When you cross through the emblematic door that separates the medieval spirit of the old Spanish village nothing will be the same again. Your senses will sharpen, your mind will experience a sensory overload and you will witness unrivalled acoustics that will take you to a new level of music appreciation. Saying that, it’s not just music, it’s art; spectacle and creativity in its purest form.
 
 Its unique, circular structure brings the audience even closer to the performing artists. The intimacy of the venue makes people forget about their differences and everyone dances and interacts together regardless of the language they speak. High ceilings and impressive balconies create the perfect atmosphere to house the eardrum penetrating sound system that leaves you absolutely helpless before a huge display of decibels. But that’s not all, the LED lighting and the latest generation audiovisual technology will take you into a world of psychedelia that will make saying goodbye to the night nearly impossible.
 
 INPUT has an undeniable electronic culture. A wide variety of records, styles and disciplines have been played through INPUT’s booming speakers. Techno, tech-house, house, minimal and infinite derivations of these styles. Kölsch, Joris Voorn, Stephan Bodzin, Apollonia, Pan Pot, Adam Beyer, Robert Hood, Derrik May, Worakl's, Charlotte de Witte, Oxia, Marcel Dettmann and dozens of other names who have passed through this one of a kind room.
 
 In terms of the dress code, trends and fashions are worthless here. Be yourself, be comfortable and dress as you want. The only thing we recommend is a good pair of shoes, otherwise you might burn through the soles on the dance floor. 

 The clubs is open every Friday and Saturday night as well as the night before some holidays. The opening hours are usually from 12:30 at night until the last beats sound at 6:00 in the morning.


In the depths of the famous Poble Espanyol you can find one of Barcelona’s techno hubs, INPUT High Fidelity Dance Club. INPUT was born with one ambitious goal in mind: to make your night an incredible, out of this world experience. When you cross through the emblematic door that separates the medieval spirit of the old Spanish village nothing will be the same again. Your senses will sharpen, your mind will experience a sensory overload and you will witness unrivalled acoustics that will take you to a new level of music appreciation. Saying that, it’s not just music, it’s art; spectacle and creativity in its purest form.

Input High Fidelity Club

LAB offers you to be part of the history of Madrid nightlife with dynamic and innovative content. LAB has more than 1800 square meters with a spectacular sound equipment that has more than 46,000 W of sound, and lighting equipment that boasts more than 100 projectors of all kinds so that the 1,427 people who are in LAB enjoy an experience that only LAB can offer.

LAB Madrid

Castilla

Mondo Disko is an electronic music nightclub in Madrid that was opened in 1999. They offer shows with a state of the art sound system as well as light show. 

Mondo Disko

Centro

Pacha is described as an "exclusive and elegant" club with a great vibe, creating an unimaginable atmosphere. Pacha has three different areas where guests come to party; The main dancefloor is inside playing house and electronic music, the Red Room is inside playing traditional Spanish party music called Pachangueo, and the Terrace outside, just steps from the beach, is home to hip-hop and r&b. Pacha specializes in its atmosphere that attracts a wide variety of people who listen to all different kinds of music. 



Pacha

Barceloneta

Across the IJ river, at a stone’s throw from its historic city center, lies Shelter, a new Amsterdam haven for quality dance music. 

Built around the idea of creating a home away from home for veteran clubbers and enthusiastic newcomers alike, Shelter Amsterdam provides a diverse clubbing experience in the Dutch capital - with design, experience and sound quality continually in mind. 

Next to its musical cornerstones of distinct House and Techno, Shelter’s programming is set on curating sounds from the vanguard of dance music, showcasing electronica from the defining outreaches of the industry. 

Shelter can be found below Overhoeksplein in the most Southern tip of Amsterdam-Noord, easily reachable by the Buiksloterweg ferry, leaving 24/7 behind Central Statio

Across the IJ river, at a stone’s throw from its historic city center, lies Shelter, a new Amsterdam haven for quality dance music. Built around the idea of creating a home away from home for veteran clubbers and enthusiastic newcomers alike, Shelter Amsterdam provides a diverse clubbing experience in the Dutch capital - with design, experience and sound quality continually in mind. 

Shelter

Noord

You can’t miss Village Underground thanks to the four brightly coloured, graffiti-covered tube carriages, now artists’ studios, perched on its roof. The recycled Jubilee line carriages, and accompanying shipping containers, accommodate a community of artists, writers, designers, filmmakers and musicians. Village Underground is housed in a renovated turn-of-the-century warehouse primed for everything from concerts and club nights to exhibitions, theatre, live art, and other performances. Music-wise, indie, electronic, experimental, hip-hop and much more besides could potentially feature on any given night at Village Underground. Shoreditch High Street, Old Street and Liverpool Street stations are the nearby transport hubs.

Village Underground

Shoreditch

The Warehouse Project is a series of club nights organised in Greater Manchester, England, since 2006. Unlike most other clubs, it has a limited seasonal approach rather than running all year. Each year's season runs from September through to New Years Day, plus occasional one off dates such as Bank Holiday weekends.

A disused railway depot abandoned since 1960, is being transformed into a one of a kind multi-facetted venue, marking a huge milestone for the city’s culture scene and simultaneously creating a cavernous new setting for The Warehouse Project to call home located directly facing Picadilly Train Station.

A disused railway depot abandoned since 1960, is being transformed into a one of a kind multi-facetted venue, marking a huge milestone for the city’s culture scene and simultaneously creating a cavernous new setting for The Warehouse Project to call home located directly facing Picadilly Train Station.



The Warehouse Project is a series of club nights organised in Greater Manchester, England, since 2006. Unlike most other clubs, it has a limited seasonal approach rather than running all year. Each year's season runs from September through to New Years Day, plus occasional one off dates such as Bank Holiday weekends.

Warehouse Project at Depot Mayfield

Chris Lattner

Jazz Fusic EP

Jazz Fusic

The Martinez Brothers, two young men from the Bronx, raised on their father’s love of the Paradise Garage and road-tested worldwide since before they left high school are emerging as leaders in the global house music market. In 2013 their standing within the world of underground house and techno is solid and constantly rising – their DJ sets are full of energy, fuelled by the brothers' depth of knowledge and an innate ability to guide the crowd.

Today The Martinez Brothers (Steve and Chris) enjoy a hectic touring schedule that has brought them from Tokyo to the Ukraine, across their native America and much of Europe. Having spent time honing their craft in the States, frequent trips to Europe helped them to evolve further and the white isle, Ibiza, bolstered their reputation and really put them on the map. It was in Ibiza in 2010 where Chris and Steve soaked up the sounds inside Circo Loco at DC10, the world famous party responsible for inspiring and baptising some of the world's best-known DJs. Spending an entire season in Ibiza led to the brothers picking up a residency at the club in 2011, and they were welcomed into the infamous Circo Loco family.

As producers, they have delivered several impressive releases from their earliest days at Objektivity under the guidance of Dennis Ferrer to collaborations with pioneers DJ Sneak and Point G (DJ Gregory). While on a heavy tour circuit they can be found keenly editing and cutting up tracks to help drive their DJ performances in their signatory layered style. What further sets them apart from many of their peers is a sense of rhythm informed by their Latin roots and time spent growing up within church bands where they learned to play percussion and keys. Latin jazz, salsa and disco were early influences and later hip-hop and, subsequently, house and techno became their forte.

Their back catalogue demonstrates their versatility and ability to roll out dancefloor-ready productions that date back to their first release “My Rendition” on Objektivity in 2006. Other highlights include ‘Broke In The Bx’ also on Objektivity and the ubiquitous 'H 2 Da Izzo' on Real Tone, plus remixes on Saved, Crosstown Rebels, Bass Culture and one of 2013's big underground Ibiza hits Santos Resiak "A Better Light" (The Martinez Brothers Remix), which was released on One Records. Green Velvet's 'Bigger Than Prince' for Yousef's Circus label further speaks to their range as producers as they deliver a dark, raw groove with cut-up vocal accents. The self-released white label featuring “E’s Demise” and “The Hat Trick”, co-produced with Italian producer Mass Prod, were created during a few late night studio sessions in Berlin experimenting with analogue gear and are executed in the same gritty tone as “Prince”.

2013 marked the beginning of their homespun NYC event series Mad Beats & Crazy Styles in conjunction with events company ReSolute which offers them a space to explore their New York dance music roots. Guests have included DJ Qu, Rick Wilhite, Kerri Chandler as well as Arthur's Landing (a band that plays Arthur Russell covers). They recently took the concept to Kazantip festival in the Ukraine where they jammed live on a rhythm section with Guti on keys.

They have also conceived a new record label, Cuttin' Headz, which will be a home to their musical experimentations. With their new label expect an even more diverse range of sounds, from raw, stripped down techno tools to one of their first loves, hip-hop. Its ethos is simple; no discrimination, just diversity, good music and good times. And that's what The Martinez Brothers are all about.

The Martinez Brothers

"Drawing up his own way" is the philosophy of Guti. He shone in the world of Jazz at early age, he demonstrates to be a sensible & intense pianist, with his own language, playing in some of the biggest stadiums & winning golden records in South America in the last decade as a rock musician. In 2006, life take him to a new path: House music. Curious, ironic & creative, fusing electronic music with his jazz & latin roots, Guti quickly became one of the most eager & interesting producers of the Latino American house scene. He shown his amazing live set in the best clubs of the world performing as a Desolat Artist. Currently his music is also running on Crosstown Rebels, Wolf & Lamb Supplement Facts, Raum..Musik and other top labels. Poducers & DJ´s like Carl Cox, Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano, Loco Dice, Marco Carola, Steve Lawler, Seth Troxler among other international artists are playing his full of soul productions all arround the planet. Finally he will release his first album on Loco Dice & Martin Buttrich´s prestigious label Desolat on early 2011"

Selected discography of Guti

Releases:

Desolat Blue X Sampler - Includes Guti & Audiofly "Speechless Theory 11"

Supplements Facts - Guy Gerber, Guti, Ryan Crosson & Greg Paulus - Time for a change (12')

Crosstown Rebels - Guti & Dubshape - Every cow has a bird (12´)

Fabric - Mixed by Damian Lazarus Fabric 54 (CD) Fabric /
Includes "Every cow has a bird"

Raum...Musik - Damian Schwartz feat Guti - Badabambu (12´)

Viva Music - Steve Lawler feat Roland Clark (Guti Remix) (12´)

Dessous - Phonique - Perfect Strangers (Guti Remix) (12´)

Supplement Facts HOW CAN YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT Various artists.
Includes "Get paid, Get laid"
SOLDIERS WITH LIMITS

Cocoon / CORMIX030 Various Artists (mixed By Nick Curly & Marco Carola) PARTY ANIMALS (2CD)

Crosstown Rebels - Glimpse - Things to do in denver (Guti Remix) (12´)

Wolf and Lamb - Shaun Reeves & Guti - Hold me tight (12´)

Supplement Facts "You´ve Got me" Ryan Crosson & Guti (12´)

Desolat "X Sampler"

Desolat - "las cosas que no se no tocan" (2x12')

NRK "the lab 001" Loco Dice compilation includes "Salson" (12..)

Raum...musik 10 years! Part 2/3 (12..) Includes Damian Schwartz & Guti - Salson

Upcoming First Album on Desolat Feb 2011 -

Guti

The Martinez Brothers Remixed Part 2

H2DAIZZO - Guti & Enzo Siragusa Remix

Dreamscape

Laughing Tones EP

Laughing Tones

OVERVIEW
Steve Lawler is the definitive DJ and producer, renowned as one of the hardest working names in the industry, with an acute ear for a tune and a technical ability that is second to none. His rise to the top has been the result of pure talent and dedication to playing and producing the finest quality house music first. It's been a steady rise from the infamous 'motorway raves' of the early 90s, to his legendary residency at We Love and Viva at Space in Ibiza, Harlem Nights at The End, and his Lights Out tours of North America. Lawler continues to build an ever-growing band of avid followers that pack out any venue that bills his name. He is one of the most powerful touring brands in electronic music, period.
Steve Lawler has been hailed the pioneer of twisted house, but his sound has evolved through the years. The main elements remain, meandering through deep, dark, chunky, drivin’. sexy house tracks. Still evolving, still innovating, Lawler will be at the forefront of global dance music for many years to come

THE HISTORY
Steve Lawler used to avidly buy Depeche Mode records, which clearly put him on the path of electronic music. But it was Acid House that really turned him on. Tuning devotedly into a local pirate radio station gave Lawler a taste for house music, and it wasn't long before his mates were luring him off to warehouse parties. This would soon change his and millions of other people’s lives.

Lawler was inspired to put on his own illegal parties at the age of 17, in an unused tunnel underneath the M42 Motorway (1990-1994). These few parties became legendary throughout Birmingham (his hometown, where he still lives in the winter months) and across the Midlands, but were soon stopped due to pressure from the police. This didn’t deter Lawler. Next stop: Ibiza, where Lawler has been every year since 1990. It was his residency at Café Mambo in 1995 which was his real breaking point, where he performed eight-hour sets, seven days a week, while simultaneously playing three times a week at Pacha on the roof terrace. It was there that he was spotted by Darren Hughes (then promoter of Cream, now We Love, Homelands), who recognized his talent and ambition and signed him to Cream's DJ agency with an immediate residency at the eponymous Liverpool institution.

Following his residency at Cream, he launched his residency for Hughes at Home at Space in Ibiza in 1999, the place where his legacy was truly realized. Only two incredible years into his residency in Ibiza earned him the well-deserved title ‘The King Of Space’ , and he began to get his props both within the discerning dance press and the industry at large. It’s a title that has spread the world over, a crown he’s held onto in 2005 with his new Viva creation at Space.

With a solid fan base, a proven track record, legions of fans and his first compilation ‘Dark Drums 1’ locked down, what he needed most was a home in the UK, and that is exactly what he got. He set the capital alight with his weekly Friday night residency Deep South at Leicester Square’s multi-million pound super club Home London. The latter half of 2000 saw the timely release of his hugely successful Home compilation, which epitomized his successful residency.

Steve Lawler fast became the DJ every clubber wanted to hear, but he wanted a new home. The perfect solution came in the form of his own monthly Thursday night at Code, The Midweek Session, which quickly became established as one of the most important club nights in the UK, where guests such as Danny Tenaglia, Sasha, Pete Tong, Carl Cox, John Digweed, and Laurent Garnier joined him behind the decks. In March 2001, Lawler then released his revered Nu Breed album with compilation kings Global Underground.

Lawler was by now touring North and South America, South Africa, Australia, Asia and Eastern Europe to great acclaim. Due to this workload, he decided to end The Midweek Session after 12 parties, ending on a high. His second Dark Drums compilation ‘Dark Drums 2’ followed in September 2001, further appeasing his worldwide fan base, being listed as Compilation of the Month in may publications, and also in many end of year polls.

In 2002, Lawler launched two new concepts around his distinctive sound. The first was his ‘Lights Out’ compilation series, released in the summer of 2002 with the follow-up ‘Lights Out 2’ hitting the shelves in late 2003. The third installment ‘Lights Out 3’ completes the trilogy in October 2005. ‘Lights Out 3’ has been accompanied by Lawler’s most extensive US tour to date. The second Lawler concept, Harlem Nights, saw him make an eagerly anticipated return to London in 2002, with his own night - Harlem Nights at The End, which continues to provide the perfect setting for Lawler to unleash his six-hour sets.

Harlem Nights is where Steve Lawler feels completely at home as a DJ. It’s the umbrella for his sound, taking things back to the basics and setting a vibe that keeps people coming back for more. As Steve himself states: “This is my baby, and a lot of my musical direction and inspiration comes from that night, from that crowd. I feel so comfortable from the second I walk into that room. Harlem Nights to me is one of the best parties in the world.”

Steve’s next chapter began in the summer of 2005 with Viva on the much celebrated new terrace at Space, Ibiza. Taking place on Thursday nights, Viva has created one of the best atmospheres on the island, quite remarkable considering the venue has been closed on Thursday nights until this summer. Lawler’s Viva brand will return to Ibiza in 2006, alongside a Viva compilation concept, and his cult merchandising range (shortly available online).

It's not all about being a DJ though. Lawler's accomplished productions are favourites amongst the elite. His singles 'Rise In’ (2000), ‘Andante’ (2002), ‘Lost’ (2003),and ‘Out@Night’ (2004) prove that Lawler also understands how to work a crowd via production. More recently, Lawler has produced a range of new tracks in 2005, including ‘Souls On Ice’ (2005), a collaboration with hype production outfit King Unique. Other releases include Lawler’s ‘Illectronic Music’ (2005), and the current single ‘That Sound’ (2005) released by Joia Records from Sweden (August 2005).

Lawler’s recent remix marks his first step into the Hollywood film industry with his huge rework of the title music from Hollywood film The Skeleton Key. A multi-million box office hit in America, and a true Ibiza classic, as championed by Carl Cox and Pete Tong. Lawler is currently remixing Donna Summer’s ‘I Feel Love’ for the Heineken Thirst Tour, which recently featured performances by Steve across key Asian markets. Other mixes include Dido’s ‘Sand In My Shoes’ (Billboard USA Dance Chart number one), the second Shapeshifters single ‘Back To Basics’, and house classic ‘Reach for Me’ by Funky Green Dogs‘. And who could forget hearing his remix of Bombdogs ‘I Can’t Explain’ in Ibiza summer of 2004.

If DJing around the world, promoting his own nights, producing acclaimed mix compilations, and his prolific production / remixes are not enough, Lawler also runs and A&R’s his own record labels: Harlem Records, Harlem Trax and Harlem Electric. As a result, his imprint is responsible for signing the finest underground tracks from across the world.

Steve Lawler is a DJ who has never taken the easy path to success. A DJ whose passion for house music overthrows the boundaries of just playing records. From his mammoth sets at Space in Ibiza to his tendency to re-edit half the tracks in his box, Steve Lawler continually proves his true passion. As Jockey Slut puts it, ‘One of the best DJs in the world.”

Steve Lawler

K'Trip

K'Trip - Enzo Siragusa Remix Edit

Nima Gorji

Ever since Seb first discovered underground electronic in 94, he has evolved right through many elements of underground music. He has forged a strong house and techno sound since establishing himself as a resident at Fuse, however echoes of a more raw sound still permeates his music to devastating effect. A true raver himself, he has a natural affinity with the dance floor which he uses intelligently to build a connection and then taking the crowd deep into his own sound and space. His releases on Off and Monique this year have had a great reaction, but even better is set to come as Seb transl..

Ever since Seb first discovered underground electronic in 94, he has evolved right through many elements of underground music. He has forged a strong house and techno sound since establishing himself as a resident at Fuse, however echoes of a more raw sound still permeates his music to devastating effect. A true raver himself, he has a natural affinity with the dance floor which he uses intelligently to build a connection and then taking the crowd deep into his own sound and space. His releases on Off and Monique this year have had a great reaction, but even better is set to come as Seb translates his uncompromisingly raw and powerful DJ style into music productions of the highest order.

Seb Zito

Various Artists

Foreal EP

Foreal - Seb Zito Remix

DJ. Raver. Record Collector. Music Head. Healer ~ One of the few DJ's that's made his name through the immense quality of his DJing alone. 15 years immersed in London's electronic scene's. From Jungle, Garage, Grime and early Dubstep you hear pinches of these in his sound of today. Blurring his past influences with the current House & Techno cuts alongside a crate digger's mentality. His DJ sets are timeless and intelligent always hinting towards that edgy London vibe; full of rolling bass-lines, slick percussion and skippy hats.  
Rossko is a dedicated DJ focused on the dance floor. He simply puts it..."London is in my DNA. I don't play music; I play people. It's serious fun. We take our fun seriously.."

Affiliated to his UK roots, Rossko has been an integral part of London's vibrant House & Techno scene playing his records across the city for almost a decade now. 
 
Well-known for his clandestine 'Cerca Trova' parties, held in intimate illegal basements & warehouses from 2006, it was this creative and unique platform that cemented his identity in the capital following a tough time for nightclubs in the city. 
 
Operating solely as a DJ - a rarity nowadays - Rossko's passion for digging deep in search of timeless records along with a tastemaker's ear for quality has earned him a loyal following worldwide. A record collection spanning over 10yrs has given him depth and an original sound fusing the current cutting edge of house & techno and forgotten gems of the past. 
 
Now a long serving Fuse resident, Rossko matured quickly at the infamous 93 Feet East before moving to its current home at the East London hotspot; Village Underground.  
With the launch of Fuse Ibiza in 2012 his residency now reached an international audience; unsurprisingly it quickly became one of the island's most important dates on the party calendar for clued up clubber's and industry heads.  
Since then Fuse organically grown from the depths of Sankey's basement to Benimussa Park (A one-off daytime party in an abandoned zoo) to taking over the Space Terrace in 2015 which defined another solid summer in Ibiza. 
 
Rossko is increasingly in-demand with profile gigs for Paradise at DC10, Tini & The Gang, We Love at Space and invites from clubs such as; Rex Club, Club De Visionaire and Goa in Rome. 
In Europe, Rossko has been busy across all the major cities with notable festival debuts at ADE, Sonar, Eastern Electrics and Mint in 2015.  
On home soil he continues to grow his integrity and solid reputation with appearances at Subclub, Fabric and Mint Club to name a few. 
 
2016 is shaping to eclipse the success of last year, currently represented by the Fuse London Agency & F&G artist management in Italy. Rossko's slick sound and presence in the booth have earned calls from Cocoon In The Park, People Like Us and Tunnel Club in Milan already.  
With Fuse teaming up with Hyte at Amnesia, this summer will be the strongest yet, providing one of the biggest stages in the world to deliver on. 
A true raver himself, its evident Rossko's consistency and understanding of the dance floor will continue to move people with his ever-evolving sound.

Rossko

A Decade Of Rave - Volume 2

Dreamers

Out Of Bed

Nothing Matters

ICV - Double Flake Mix

A tenacious, hard working and naturally gifted artist and tastemaker, Archie Hamilton is at the forefront of a new generation bringing fresh energy to the underground scene. Over the last few years he’s had a remarkable ascent up the ranks to become one of the most respected UK artists in his field. A music lover with eclectic tastes, Archie works across many of the facets that comprise house music. He is highly regarded as a dynamic selector, an accomplished producer and an influential label owner who has spent 10 years managing A&R for his two outlets: Moscow and Moss Co. His professional approach has led to appearances at many of the world’s key underground venues, including DC10, and his commitment to the studio has produced a back catalogue full of inventive dance floor cuts. Now primed to release his debut album, Archie is stepping it up and ascending into the next level…

A life in music was almost inevitable for Archie. The London-based artist has fond memories of listening to his grandfather, a concert pianist, play mesmerising recitals in the family home. On the flipside, his mother was a raver, once picking him up from school wearing a ‘Junglist’ T-shirt. Moving through band music, into The Prodigy and, eventually, drum’n’bass, the seed was planted early on. An extended stay in Australia took him to his first real house club, where the uninhibited, inclusive atmosphere changed the course of his life.

When he returned to the UK in 2006 he bought a pair of turntables, spending all summer practicing. At university he recorded mix CDs to give to local promoters in the hope of picking up gigs. Parallel to his DJ exploits, he began experimenting with an early version of Cubase and signed up to a music school after uni to delve further into the world of production. Three years later, in 2009, he launched Moscow Records with a friend and started releasing his own music.

He worked tirelessly in the following years, DJing, producing and continuing to immerse himself in the dance floor. Five years after the launch of Moscow Archie’s dedication to music brought him an invite to join the Fuse crew during their summer season in Ibiza. The White Isle helped to boost his credentials: Weekly sets, and extended after party appearances, put him in front of thousands of ravers from all over the world and the season ignited his career…

Archie’s penchant for rugged basslines and ethereal atmospherics form his signature sound. He’s a confident DJ and tastemaker who takes great pleasure in his craft, and whose rave heritage allows him to form a strong connection with the dance floor. These key attributes have led to a slew of bookings all over the world, from Amnesia in Ibiza to Sonus Festival in Croatia, Warehouse Project and his stunning debut at DC10 in Ibiza in 2018. Archie’s tour diary is packed full of gigs, and he delivers quality performances at every show.

In the studio Archie has been channeling over 10 years of production experience, and a lifetime committed to music, into his debut LP ‘Archive Fiction’ which was released in June.

The 10-track collection merges his musical upbringing with his current tastes, incorporating elements of trip hop and drum’n’bass alongside deep house, minimal styles and post-90s tech house. It’s an album that showcases Archie’s growth as an artist and demonstrates his ability to transcend the world of underground house, demonstrating the breadth of his palate. There are moments of contemplation, all out dance floor attacks and some very special collaborations, including ‘Twist & Turns’ with drum’n’bass royalty, Onallee. The ex-member of infamous DnB crew Reprazent came out of retirement to feature on the excellent cut, which invokes that familiar Bristol vibe perfectly. Also featured is the legend Mr V, who provides the vocals for ‘Make The Difference’ – a cut that brings that classic deep house feeling; sublime, groovy and utterly smooth.

Archie Hamilton’s progression has been steady and not without its challenges, but every step of the way he’s maintained a positive outlook and continued to work relentlessly. Now well equipped to deal with all the ups and downs that come with a career in music, he continues to refine his artistry, pushing himself in new directions and taking the dance floor faithful along for the ride.

Archie Hamilton

Subb-an’s rapid rise to prominence as a DJ, producer and one of the most exiting new British live acts of recent years is testament to his hard work, natural talent and wholehearted commitment to electronic music. Named as DJ Magazines ‘Best Breakthrough DJ’ in their 2011 end of year awards, Subb-an’s prodigious studio talents have seen him release on Crosstown Rebels, Spectral, Saved and My Favourite Robot and deliver much lauded remixes of Jamie Woon, Lana Del Ray, Noir & Haze and Hollis P Monroe over recent months. Outside of the studio he is a regular feature at clubs and festivals all over the world including fabric (London), Watergate (Berlin), Warehouse Project (Manchester), Movement (Detroit), D’Edge (Sao Paolo), The Electric Pickle (Miami), Just Jack (Bristol), The Harry Klein (Munich), BPM (Mexico), Space (Ibiza), Hot Natured at Sonar (Barcelona), The Garden Festival (Croatia), and Basics (Leeds).

This success hasn’t been earned overnight. At just 24 years old, Ashique ‘Subb-an’ Subhan has done much more in his career in dance music than many artists twice his age. He first started DJing when he was just fourteen years old and enrolled on a digital music production course at the age of sixteen. Since then he hasn’t looked back, graduating with a top degree in sound design from Birmingham City Uni in 2009. While most students spend their time at university getting drunk and decorating statues with traffic cones, Subb-an, along with best friends Adam Shelton and Lee McDonald, founded Below, one of the UK’s most cherished underground clubbing institutions. Drawing inspiration from summers spent at DC10 in Ibiza, Below threw its first party in the back room of the Rainbow pub in Digbeth, Birmingham back in 2005. Since then it’s gone from strength to strength, becoming an overnight success story, so much so that Adam and Lee ended up buying the pub soon after. Over the last six years it’s seen the likes of Sven Vath, Loco Dice, Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler and Mathias Tanzmann headlining sold out parties that continue to draw crowds of clued-clubbers from all over the UK. During this time the main constant at Below has been Subb-an, the club’s star resident who quickly became a local hero, never ceasing to impress with his innovative DJing skills and occasional live sets made up of a mixture of his own productions and re-edits of his favourite tracks from other artists.

The 2008 release of his debut track ‘Italia’ on Matt Tolfrey’s Leftroom records, earned widespread praise from Mixmag, DJ Mag and IDJ and quickly gained support from some of figureheads of the industry, including Laurent Garnier, Richie Hawtin, Sasha, Paul Woolford and Luciano to name but a few. Four years later, Subb-an’s discography reads like a ‘Who’s Who’ of underground house and techno’s biggest labels with his forthcoming releases on Crosstown Rebels, Spectral and Ellum backed up by past hits on Jamie Jones’ Hot Creations, Saved, Silver Network, Mothership, Leftroom, BPitch Control, 2020 Vision, Trapez Ltd, Immigrant Records and Noir Music. As a result of his highly praised production output Subb-an was named the third most charted artist of 2011 on Resident Advisor.

In 2009, Subb-an and Adam Shelton set up their own ‘One Records’ label as a platform for their own productions alongside tracks from other respected artists. Now with over ten releases in the bank, the One Records brand continues to grow with the pair throwing label parties at some of the world’s best-loved venues. In addition Ash and Adam ‘SAS’ (Subb-an and Shelton) re-edit side project has generated a stream of updated reworkings of lost classics that have found their way into DJ charts across the full spectrum of dance music.

Best Enzo Siragusa Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Best Enzo Siragusa Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Upcoming Events

1. Jazz Fusic

2. H2DAIZZO - Guti & Enzo Siragusa Remix

3. Dreamscape

4. Laughing Tones

5. K'Trip - Enzo Siragusa Remix Edit

6. Foreal - Seb Zito Remix

7. Dreamers

8. Out Of Bed

9. ICV - Double Flake Mix

10. Playdem - Original Mix