Looking to sort a big blowout for your New Year’s Eve party this year? Well, The Warehouse Project has announced not one but two massive nights at the Depot Mayfield this December.Say no more.
Going out in town on NYE can be a bit stressful at times, especially if you have planned out where you’re going and what you’re doing. However, if you nail down your vibe and venue early it can be mint.
With that in mind, there’s no venue with a clearer vibe this time of year than Depot Mayfield.
Posted up in the Depot once again for 2022, Warehouse Project has organised a double header of closing parties to round off this year’s sensational series of gigs and the final line-ups look incredible.
Running one night on 30 December and a second on December 31, WHP will see Kaluki Musik and co. return for their 17th birthday before the likes of Annie Mac and DJ EZ headline the set on NYE 2022
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WHP22 NYE Line-Up
New Year’s in Manchester is mint anyway but you couldn’t ask for a better way to ring in 2023 than this. Just look at the names on the list.
Here is the full line-up for Kaluki’s 17th birthday and WHP New Year’s Eve 2022:
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Kaluki’s 17th Birthday – Friday, 30 October (7pm-4am) New Year’s Eve – 31 December (8pm-4am)
Other events on at Depot Mayfield
But the fun doesn’t stop there.
Depot Mayfield is absolutely packed out with events for the festive season, as not only will there be these two New Year’s events but there is a whole host of equally anticipated offerings this winter.
As well as the flagship Road To Victory event that will be showing every England game during the World Cup, with the other fixtures being shown at the Festival of Football next door, Mancs are also being treated to the return of Winter Island, which will once again be held at the adjacent Escape to Freight.
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Let’s not forget, you’ve still got two months’ worth of club nights and live music on the cards. Standard.
You can also check out the full WHP 2022 Calendar here for more info on this year’s remaining events. It’s been a belter as per and there’s plenty still to come.
Massive Attack set to return for huge gig in Manchester later this year
Thomas Melia
Massive Attack are set to return to Manchester for an incredible live show later this year.
The multi award-winning Bristol collective, currently formed of Robert “3D” Del Naja and Grant “Daddy G” Marshall, will be touring the UK again for the first time since 2019, and will be taking to the stage at Manchester’s newest – and largest – live entertainment venue Co-op Live in the summer.
These outspoken musicians have released five studio albums spanning from 1991 all the way to 2010, with some of their biggest hits needing no introduction – such as ‘Unfinished Sympathy’, ‘Teardrop’, and ‘Angel’.
Massive Attack are set to return for huge gig in Manchester later this year / Credit: Supplied
The duo has been crafting a legacy since they debuted in the early 90s, even winning a prestigious Ivor Novello award for ‘Outstanding Contribution to British Music’ in 2009.
The band’s discography is just as bold and recognisable as their incredible activism campaigns.
No strangers to speaking up for what they believe in, Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament and Stop The War Coalition are some of the organisations the band has supported over the years – with anti-war and reducing carbon emissions being some of the causes they care about.
Fans can expect to see these causes represented, as well as hear the greatest hits from the band’s celebrated back catalogue when they arrive in Manchester in June.
Massive Attack will step on the stage in Manchester this summer on Thursday 5 June.
Tickets will go on sale this week, with the pre-sale going live this Wednesday 5 March from 10am, before the general on sale happens just two days later on Friday 7 March.
Hundreds of sausage dogs will be taking over a cafe in Manchester this weekend
Emily Sergeant
A pop-up cafe filled with hundreds of sausage dogs is coming back to Manchester this weekend.
Are you a big dachshund fan? Love seeing lots of little sausage dogs in the same place? Looking for your little pup to make some sausage friends? Well you’re in luck, as the Dachshund Pup Up Cafe is back in our city on Sunday.
Having already proved to be a smash-hit success in the years it’s visited Manchester since 2018, the dachshund pop up cafe – or we should say ‘pup up cafe’ – will be filling another popular city centre venue with so many sausage dogs.
Organisers are expecting more than 250 dachshunds to join in on the fun.
Hundreds of sausage dogs will be taking over a cafe in Manchester this weekend / Credit: The Pup Up Cafe
Sausage dogs and their owners are all invited to descend on Revolution Parsonage Gardens in the city centre from 10am, as organisers The Pup Up Cafe have managed to secure the whole venue the dogs to roam free and enjoy some wholesome fun in a safe space.
Whether you own a sausage dog yourself or you’re simply just a dachshund fan, you’ll get the chance to mingle with many furry little friends, take part in a range of activities, and stock up on dachshund-related goodies.
The pups themselves will get to enjoy unlimited dog treats and free puppuccinos, and play to their heart’s content with other sausages.
It sounds like it’s going to be a jam-packed day to remember, so luckily, there’ll be plenty of photo opportunities throughout.
The Dachshund Pup Up Cafe will arrive in Manchester on Sunday 9 March from 10am-1:30pm, with different morning and afternoon sessions during the day, and pp to 50 sausage dogs allowed per session.
Fancy ‘a sausage mad day’ then? Tickets will set you back £10 if you’re a sausage dog owner, and £15 if you’re just a dachshund fan who’s keen to go along for the fun anyway.
Danny Jones -
26th October 2022 
