Maximo Park to play Warehouse Project
Amanda Briggs | Tuesday, 21 September 2010
The fifth anniversary of the underground party will see an influx of rock, pop and rap acts also take to the stage in front of 2,000 revellers from all over the country. An unprecedented demand for tickets for The Warehouse Project 2010 has seen several shows selling out already.
Opening night headliners Maximo Park will be providing their typically infectious show, with lead singer (and now solo act) Paul Smith bounding around the stage in his tight jeans and hat on Thursday 23rd September.
Chapel Club are also on the bill providing more than admirable support; the band is amassing a host of fans for their big guitar riffs, drum thumping and lead singer, Lewis Bowman's brooding vocals. Hot electro rockers Metronomy play live and DJ sets from Now Wave DJs complete the bill.
The long weekend will continue on Friday 24th September with some of the finest names in house, techno and electro from Adam Beyer, Steve Lawler and DC10 and WHP resident Jamie Jones.
Saturday 25th's sold out WHP event is headlined by one of the world's most in-demand DJs and producers, Eric Prydz. Prydz's parties have become internationally renowned for the very best in underground techno and house music. Joining Eric on the decks will be the legendary British duo Basement Jaxx.
Finalising the Saturday night bill are Greg Lord, Tom Craven and Drop The Mustard.