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Aitch is playing a huge hometown set at The Warehouse Project
Danny Jones
Aitch has booked another massive hometown slot as the Moston-born rapper will be playing none other than the home of clubbing here in Manchester: The Warehouse Project.
Joining the WHP25 programme, which is already stacked right up until New Year’s Eve, the 25-year-old is the latest rapper to take on the famous club venue, following the likes of Little Simz and Loyle Carner, who played the event series back in October.
Aitch‘s new album, 4 – which denotes the number of studio LPs he’s made to date and acts as a nod to the M4 postcode – was released on June 20 and has already proved popular with fans.
Having just played Parklife as well as a secret set at Glastonbury this year, he’s already performed most of his biggest slots for the year, but the ever-rising local rapper thought he’d given Manchester another big gig and one more chance to see him live in 2025.
Booking the main stage at Depot Mayfield this autumn, Aitch will be playing to hordes of die-hards inside the massive space.
It’s not his first time playing WHP, having previously joined fellow native and DJ Bou (the very same producer he joined in Glasto 2025) last year, but you can guarantee this one will be bigger.
As an increasingly popular main event act across the UK, a headline show at Warehouse Project is nothing short of a massive deal for any artist, let alone a Manc.
The date itself will see him see him performing songs from the new record, which is his second to hit the top 10, as well as a selection of multiple platinum-selling hits.
Sharing details of early access tickets on Instagram stories shortly after the announcement, the UK hip-hop and grime star reminded fans: “This is the only chance to see me shut this sh*t down this year!!!”
It’s actually his only major domestic show in full stop, so if you’re a die-hard fan of Harrison Armstrong and his music, you really don’t want to miss this one.
He’s not the only big name coming to Mayfield this season either.
The concert is coming to Manchester city centre on Wednesday, 29 October, and you can check Aitch’s social media for info on how to get pre-sale.
Meanwhile, in terms of general admission for Aitch at The Warehouse Project, tickets go live this Thursday, 3rd July at 10am.
Keep your eyes peeled for a link when tickets officially drop, and we’ll make sure to let you know when they do. See you there.
In the meantime, you can always watch us eat a burger with him…
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Featured Images — Jahnay Tennai (supplied)/Aitch (via TikTok)