Eric Prydz

Eric Prydz headlines The Warehouse Project on Saturday 17 October, taking over the Concourse room for the night. It's a headline show in the proper sense — he's the main draw, and the whole evening is built around his set.

He's not playing alone, though. Franky Wah and James Organ are on the bill with him, so there's more to the night than just the headliner. Wah has built a name on the melodic, driving house that fits right in with Prydz's own sound, and Organ brings his own take to the mix. Between the three of them, the bill covers a good stretch of house music, from the deeper, more stripped-back stuff to the bigger, room-filling sound Prydz is known for.

If you've followed Prydz for a while, you know his sets aren't just about the music. He's as much about the visuals as the tracks, and the Concourse room at The Warehouse Project is built for that kind of scale. It's a big space, and he's got the room to let the production breathe, so it's a good spot to see him do what he does. The whole thing is put on by The Warehouse Project, so it'll have that same setup as their other nights — the Depot at Mayfield, right in the heart of Manchester.

The night runs from 21:30 through to 03:00, so it's a long one that carries you well past midnight. With Franky Wah and James Organ on the bill alongside him, there's plenty to get you through to the early hours. If you're planning on it, you'll want to leave yourself enough time to get to the Depot at Mayfield, and keep in mind the music goes right up until 3am.