Sammy Virji Warehouse Project is back on the calendar. On Friday 4 December 2026 he plays Open Late, All Night Long, Concourse only, at Depot Mayfield in Manchester.
WHP put the date live today. Show times run 10pm to 3am. The official listing marks it Concourse only.
The Warehouse Project’s own write-up is short and sharp. “Sammy Virji returns to WHP, this time to play All Night Long in Concourse.” It also flags limited capacity and high demand.
Sammy Virji Warehouse Project tickets and timings
Presale opens at 9am on Friday 30 October. Then general sale follows at 12pm the same day, subject to availability.
Right now there is no public Ticketmaster buy link. Instead, WHP points fans to the pre-sale sign-up for this show. That form sits on the official event page and the season calendar.
- Date: Friday 4 December 2026
- Venue: Depot Mayfield, Manchester
- Room: Concourse only
- Times: 10pm–3am (21:00–03:00)
- Presale: 9am Friday 30 October
- General sale: 12pm Friday 30 October (subject to availability)
So if you want in, sign up before Friday. Concourse nights move fast once the queue opens.
Open Late branding meets an All Night Long set
The artwork leans hard into Open Late. That matches the title of Virji’s third album, which he surprise-dropped earlier this month. Unorthodox covered that drop in our Sammy Virji Open Late album report.
Here the phrase doubles as the night’s framing. WHP bills the set All Night Long. He holds Concourse for the full run, rather than a multi-room takeover.
December at Depot Mayfield is already stacked. Kneecap lands the night before. FAC51 The Haçienda follows on the Saturday. We tracked those additions when Warehouse Project added XXL, Kneecap and The Haçienda to WHP26.
Virji’s show sits between those dates as a single-room all-nighter. It is listed on the official WHP26 calendar alongside the rest of the twentieth season.
How to lock in access
First, open the WHP event page and hit the sign-up. Then watch your inbox on Friday morning. Presale is the early window. General sale is the second chance if anything remains.
WHP says demand should be high. Limited capacity is the other line they keep repeating. Treat both as a nudge to move early.
