Apple Music Club Live presents Carl Cox, Overmono, Andy C, 2 Many DJs and Chloé Caillet Live from The Warehouse Project this Autumn

Apple Music Club Live presents Carl Cox, Overmono, Andy C, 2 Many DJs and Chloé Caillet Live from The Warehouse Project this Autumn 

Tune in for free on Apple Music Club Radio on October 30th and December 19th beginning at Midnight here

 Today, Apple Music announces the first of their Club Live shows from The Warehouse Project. Taking place simultaneously at the iconic Manchester venue and broadcast globally on Apple Music Club Radio, no subscription is required. Club Live will be broadcasting select sets from two upcoming dates as part of the 20th Anniversary season: Overmono and Andy C on October 30th, and Carl Cox, 2manydjs and Chloé Caillet on 19th December.

Starting on October 30th, Club Live will present two shows from the Overmono curated takeover, bringing the performances from the iconic Manchester club into headphones and living rooms worldwide: Overmono and Andy C.

Over the past decade, Overmono, the collaborative project from brothers Tom and Ed Russell, has gone from strength to strength. Championing UK sounds, but with an ear for emerging currents in global dance music, their uncanny ability to move dancefloors of any size has seen them rise to the top of the bill at festivals and club shows worldwide. Their Club Live set sees them arguably at a creative peak, coming hot on the heels of this summer’s Pure Devotion LP, cementing their status as standard bearers for forward thinking club music.

Andy C is an essential figure in the UK D&B continuum whose double-drop basslines and 3-deck mixes have kept the genre moving forward for over 30 years. The first Drum & Bass DJ to headline solo shows at Wembley, Alexandra Palace and the O2 Arena as well as a constant champion of the underground, his Club Live show is set to be a masterclass in beats, breaks and bass from a master of the form.

Part two of The Warehouse Project’s 20th anniversary celebrations lands on December 19th, and Club Live will be transmitting three of the biggest sets from a suitably stacked lineup: Carl Cox, 2manydjs and Chloé Caillet

From soundtracking the second summer of love, through to his current status as a headline DJ across the globe via his legendary residencies at Ibiza’s Space, and his current residency at [UNVRS] Carl Cox has been there through it all. His set at The Warehouse Project sees him bringing 40 years of techno mastery to a city inextricably linked to the development of Dance Music in the UK.

Belgian brothers David and Stephen Dewaele have spent more than two decades rewriting the rules of DJ culture as 2manydjs. Their landmark mix As Heard on Radio Soulwax Pt. 2 collapsed the boundaries between rock, disco, electro, techno and pop. Their Club Live set promises a high-speed journey through music history from a duo who continue to make the most unlikely combinations sound inevitable.

Placing the finishing touch on Club Live’s WHP programme is DJ, producer and multi-instrumentalist Chloé Caillet. Having built her reputation on joyfully eclectic sets that move between house, techno, electro and funk without ever losing control of the dancefloor, she is also the founder of label and event series SMIILE, a platform for inclusive, free-spirited club culture. Arriving at The Warehouse Project following the release of her latest project, Dance Again, Caillet’s Club Live set promises a high-energy snapshot of an artist whose instinct for connection has made her one of dance music’s most compelling voices.

The Warehouse Project broadcasts build on Apple Music’s growing investment in dance and electronic music, spanning its DJ Mix program, 24/7 Apple Music Club Radio and Club Live broadcasts that have brought EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland to fans worldwide with no subscription required. Earlier this month Apple Music presented the first-ever livestream of Head Trip, bringing performances from the two-day festival at Empire Polo Club in Indio to audiences around the world. Together, these initiatives connect fans with the artists, clubs and festivals shaping dance culture, extending the experience beyond the dancefloor.

Tune into the live broadcast on October 30th and December 19th here.

VIP Ticket upgrades for Apple Music Subscribers throughout the season

The Warehouse project will offer a limited amount of VIP upgrades to Apple Music subscribers throughout the season. Ticket buyers will be contacted directly before shows, subject to availability.

About The Warehouse Project

Since launching at Boddington’s Strangeways Brewery in 2006, The Warehouse Project has helped define modern club and rave culture, evolving from Store Street to its current home at Depot Mayfield. Across two decades, WHP has hosted some of electronic music’s most influential artists, spanning underground pioneers, global headliners, and emerging talent. Past performances from Bonobo, Four Tet, Sonny Fodera, Disclosure, Jazzy, salute, Goldie B2B Special Request, Interplanetary Criminal b2b Bakey, Max Dean b2b Luke Dean b2b Josh Dean, Hannah Laing and more are available to stream on demand now in Spatial Audio with an Apple Music subscription.

Through Club Live, Apple Music Club will livestream select performances from The Warehouse Project’s 2026 season for free, with select sets also available on demand in Spatial Audio following each broadcast. The collaboration builds on Apple Music’s DJ Mix program and technology powered by Shazam’s identification capabilities, enabling mixes to be cleared, tracked, and monetized at scale.