Hunnee, The Black Madonna and Objekt at The Final Dance – The End Of Store Street

Johnny James, Managing Editor

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Hunnee, Black Madonna and Objekt at The Final Dance - The End Of Store Street

Store Street, Manchester
1 January 2019-2 November 2018

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The Warehouse Project has revealed a huge line-up for the last ever party at its ‘spiritual home’ of Store Street on New Year’s Day.

The Black Madonna, Hunee B2B Daphni, Objekt and more will bring the curtain down on the iconic venue, which hundreds of thousands of revellers have enjoyed over the years. Find the full line-up below:

The Black Madonna
Hunee B2B Daphni
Palms Trax
Objekt
Gilles Peterson
Artwork Presents Grain
Mella Dee
DJ Seinfeld
Shanti Celeste
Dr Rubinstein
Bradley Zero
Dekmantel Soundsystem
Kornel Kovacs
DEBONAIR
Breakwave
Krysko & Greg Lord
Will Tramp!
Zutekh Djs
Hackett

Tickets for the event are available here.

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