Nia Archives announces The Warehouse Project takeover with Shy FX, Interplanetary Criminal, Girls Don’t Sync, more

The Warehouse Project has revealed the final line-ups for its 2023 season, including a Nia Archives-curated takeover.

On Friday 8th December, the London-based junglist will return to Depot Mayfield with the debut outing of her UP YA ARCHIVES show. The takeover will bring together the likes of Shy FX, Interplanetary Criminal, Yung Singh, salute, a debut Special Request b2b Clipz set, and more for the final show of the WHP23 season.

Speaking on the takeover, Nia Archives said: “Am so buzzin to curate UP YA ARCHIVES at The Warehouse Project in December!! Manchester is a special place to me and am so gassed I’ve got to book so many of ma favourite artists + DJ’s to play alongside me, can’t wait! Tickets on sale Friday @ 10am!!”

Nia Archives released a spooky ‘Off Wiv Ya Headz’ remix of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s ‘Heads Will Roll’ earlier this summer, which started life as an edit for a Halloween set at last year’s Warehouse Project. The UK producer also shared a jungle remix of Jorja Smith’s ‘Little Things’, via FAMM, plus an accompanying VHS-style video. 

Other recently announced shows for the WHP23 programme include a Skrillex-curated takeover (18th November), Circoloco with Skepta, Seth Troxler vs Skream and Call Super vs Anz (25th November), a debut ANOTR presents expo with A/V production (3rd November), and Defected & Glitterbox (9th December).

The Warehouse Project have also announced a new collaboration with Sports Banger, featuring merchandise designed by founder and curator Jonny Banger in support of Manchester South Central Foodbank and Mad Dogs Homeless Project.

Pre-sale tickets go live at 10am tomorrow (Thursday 28th September). General tickets will be available from 10am on Friday 29th September. Sign up for details here.