--- title: "Peggy Gou at The Warehouse Project: Eat Your Own Ears, 21 November 2026" description: "Peggy Gou plays b2b with MPH at The Warehouse Project on 21 November 2026, with Four Tet and Ben UFO. Rooms, times, last entry and tickets." author: "MNEEMO (Yaroslav Gorovoy)" section: "Scene" published: "2026-11-09T08:00:00Z" modified: "2026-11-09T08:00:00Z" canonical: "https://www.mneemo.com/blog/peggy-gou-four-tet-ben-ufo-warehouse-project-21-november-2026/" --- # Peggy Gou at The Warehouse Project: Eat Your Own Ears, 21 November 2026 _Peggy Gou plays b2b with MPH at The Warehouse Project on 21 November 2026, with Four Tet and Ben UFO. Rooms, times, last entry and tickets._ ![Peggy Gou at the decks on the Ray-Ban stage at Primavera Sound 2019, purple and yellow stage lights over a packed crowd](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/peggy-gou-four-tet-ben-ufo-warehouse-project-21-november-2026/hero.jpg?v=48735a58) **Peggy Gou plays The Warehouse Project on Saturday 21 November 2026, back to back with MPH, at Eat Your Own Ears in Depot Mayfield, Manchester. The show runs 16:00 to 02:30, last entry is 19:30 on the DICE listing, and the Depot room also has Four Tet, an act WHP lists only as a row of question marks, Ben UFO, Hamdi, 4am Kru, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith live and Zuri. Tickets were on sale at the time of writing.** Her own tour page lists nothing after 12 September, so this is WHP's listing, not hers, and at the time of writing it is the only autumn UK date I can find for her. This is the night guide: the four rooms exactly as WHP lists them, what the pairing is, how Eat Your Own Ears got here, and how to plan around a last entry most people will miss. ## Eat Your Own Ears at WHP at a glance - **Date:** Saturday 21 November 2026. - **Venue:** Depot Mayfield, 11 Baring Street, Manchester M1 2PY. For most shows general admission enters on Temperance Street, off Fairfield Street. - **Times:** 16:00 to 02:30. Last entry 19:30, per the DICE listing. - **The headline:** Peggy Gou b2b MPH, which the promoters bill as a debut b2b. - **Rooms:** Depot, Concourse, Archive and Vault, with more than 30 named acts and one unnamed slot. - **Tickets:** on sale at the time of writing. DICE listed a single ticket type at £56.09 in late September 2026; the Buy Now button on WHP's own page goes to Ticketmaster. Strictly 18+. - **Set times:** not published at the time of writing. ## The line-up, room by room This is the bill as it reads on WHP's event page, in the order WHP prints it. WHP heads the list "in order of appearance", but with no set times published yet I would not plan around that order until the timetable lands. RoomLine-up as WHP lists it DepotPeggy Gou b2b MPH, Four Tet, ????? (unnamed), Ben UFO, Hamdi, 4am Kru, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith (live), Zuri ConcourseBrodinski b2b Slikback, Oppidan, DJ Boring, HAAi, The Avalanches (DJ), Chaos in the CBD, Strawbry, Larimae (DJ) ArchiveFDC DJs, Saint Ludo, P-Rallel, Atrip, RHR, Baalti, Flava D, Aletha VaultChloë Robinson, Mount Kimbie (DJ), Josi Devil, IceMorph, Hekt, Anish Kumar, Hagop Tchaparian Two details are worth reading twice. The question marks sit in Depot between Four Tet and Ben UFO, and WHP has not said who it is; if you buy for it, you buy blind. And Mount Kimbie are in the Vault, playing a DJ set, not in Depot and not live. ## Peggy Gou b2b MPH: what the pairing is WHP's own announcement on 1 September named Peggy Gou, Four Tet, MPH, Ben UFO and HAAi, and the DICE listing calls the headline slot "a debut b2b between Peggy Gou and MPH". The two already share a bill in her own programming: MPH was on the line-up she handpicked for Peggy Gou on the Thames at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich on 2 August. So this is not a promoter's blind date. It is her taking one of her own guests into WHP's main room. On paper it is a house DJ and a garage producer meeting in the middle. My guess is that the middle is 4x4 garage and vocal house, where [MPH's drum programming](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/mph-uk-garage-real-name-2026/) and her pop instinct overlap. The full story of who she is, from Incheon to Berlin by way of a London fashion desk, is in [Peggy Gou's real name and career](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/peggy-gou-real-name-house-2026/). Her 2026 UK dates so far were Greenwich on 2 August and Lost Village in Lincolnshire on 28 August, both on her tour page. The Manchester date is not on it at the time of writing, which is one more reason to check the WHP page in the week of the show. ## Four Tet, Ben UFO and the rest of Depot ![Four Tet standing at a scaffold table of electronic equipment on the main stage at Field Day 2016, haze drifting behind him and hands raised in the crowd below](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/peggy-gou-four-tet-ben-ufo-warehouse-project-21-november-2026/img-01.jpg?v=6329a5ab) *FIG. 02 · FOUR TET ON THE MAIN STAGE AT FIELD DAY, 2016. Photo: Jwslubbock, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.* Four Tet and Peggy Gou have history in this building. For the Skrillex-curated Eat Your Own Ears show on 18 November 2023, DJ Mag's line-up announcement billed a debut b2b from the two of them in the main room. Three years on they share the Depot bill again, this time in separate slots. If the name is all you know, [Four Tet's real name, Kieran Hebden](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/four-tet-real-name-kieran-hebden-2026/), is the place to start. Ben UFO is the London DJ who co-founded Hessle Audio, and he is the name on this bill most likely to play the record nobody else in the building owns. [Hamdi](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/hamdi-skanka-uk-bass-producer-2026/) brings the UK bass end. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith is the American composer known for her work on Buchla modular synthesisers, and hers is the only live set in Depot. 4am Kru and Zuri complete the room. That is a wide spread for one main room, from modular ambient to bass, and it is the Eat Your Own Ears signature: the promoter books taste, not a genre. ## Concourse, Archive and Vault Concourse is the second room and, on paper, the most unpredictable. Brodinski, the French producer from Reims, plays back to back with Slikback. HAAi, the Australian producer and DJ, and Chaos in the CBD, the New Zealand brothers who moved to London in 2012, are the house anchors. The Avalanches, the Australian group behind Since I Left You, play a DJ set, with DJ Boring, Oppidan, Strawbry and Larimae (DJ) around them. Archive is the bass and garage room: Flava D, the UK garage, grime and bassline producer and one third of TQD, with FDC DJs, Saint Ludo, P-Rallel, Atrip, RHR, Baalti and Aletha. Vault, the fourth room WHP unveiled for this season in July, has Mount Kimbie's DJ set, [Anish Kumar](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/anish-kumar-real-name-uk-house-2026/), Hekt, Chloë Robinson, Josi Devil, IceMorph and Hagop Tchaparian. For what Vault is and how the four rooms fit together, the [WHP 2026 season guide](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/warehouse-project-2026-lineup-dates-guide/) has the room-by-room explainer, so I will not repeat it here. ## Why Eat Your Own Ears is a WHP staple WHP's event page calls it "a WHP calendar staple", and its 1 September announcement says it "returns after a year away". The record backs that up. Eat Your Own Ears is a London promoter, and its founder Tom Baker told DJ Mag in 2022 that the relationship goes back to an Eat Your Own Ears event at The Warehouse Project at the Boddingtons Brewery in 2006, the series' first home. - **19 November 2022:** three rooms with Four Tet, Floating Points, Overmono, TSHA, Jayda G and Romy. - **18 November 2023:** curated by Skrillex, with a Four Tet and Peggy Gou debut b2b billed for the main room. - **29 November 2024:** curated by [Barry Can't Swim](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/barry-cant-swim-real-name-albums-2026/), with Jyoty, salute, Joy Orbison, Hunee and Sbtrkt. - **2025:** no show, which is the "year away". - **21 November 2026:** four rooms for the first time, Vault included. ## How I would do the night - **Be inside by 19:30.** Last entry is three and a half hours after doors. On a Saturday in November that means leaving dinner early. Arrive after it and you will not get in. - **Buy from the listed partners only.** WHP names Ticketmaster, Skiddle, See Tickets, GigsAndTours, RA, DICE, Bundl and Kaboodle, and says tickets are not released until the week of the show. Anyone offering you a PDF or QR code before the week of the show is not selling a real ticket. - **Pick your rooms when the times drop.** I would build the night around the b2b and Four Tet in Depot, then go to Vault for Mount Kimbie and Anish Kumar. A 16:00 start means the early sets are not warm-ups here. - **Know the door rules.** Passport, driving licence or a PASS-hologram Citizen Card; bags no bigger than A4; no re-entry. The season guide has the full list. - **Plan the way home.** Depot Mayfield is directly opposite Piccadilly station. After a 02:30 finish, WHP points you to the taxis at Piccadilly and the buses from Piccadilly Gardens, about five minutes' walk. The same weekend, Eastenderz sold out the Friday at Depot Mayfield and City Splash runs at Drumsheds on the Saturday; the [November 2026 club calendar](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/november-2026-club-nights-london-manchester/) has the whole month. ## FAQ **When does Peggy Gou play The Warehouse Project?** Saturday 21 November 2026, back to back with MPH, at Eat Your Own Ears in Depot Mayfield, Manchester. The show runs 16:00 to 02:30. Her set time had not been published at the time of writing. **Who is playing Eat Your Own Ears at WHP in 2026?** Depot has Peggy Gou b2b MPH, Four Tet, an unannounced act, Ben UFO, Hamdi, 4am Kru, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith live and Zuri. Concourse, Archive and Vault add Brodinski b2b Slikback, HAAi, The Avalanches (DJ), Chaos in the CBD, Flava D, Mount Kimbie (DJ), Anish Kumar and more. **What time is last entry?** 19:30, according to the DICE listing in late September 2026, three and a half hours after the 16:00 start; check your ticket. There is no re-entry once you are in. **How much are tickets?** DICE listed a single ticket type at £56.09 in late September 2026. WHP's own page sends buyers to Ticketmaster. Prices can change, so check the agent before you buy. **Who is the unnamed act on the line-up?** WHP has not said. The unnamed slot sits in Depot between Four Tet and Ben UFO on the event page at the time of writing. **Is Mount Kimbie playing live?** No. WHP lists Mount Kimbie as a DJ set in the Vault, the new fourth room, not on the Depot bill. **Does Peggy Gou have other UK dates in 2026?** Her tour page lists Peggy Gou on the Thames in Greenwich on 2 August and Lost Village in Lincolnshire on 28 August, and nothing after 12 September. The WHP date is listed by WHP and was not on her own page at the time of writing. **Have Peggy Gou and Four Tet played WHP together before?** Yes, on paper. DJ Mag's line-up announcement for the Skrillex-curated Eat Your Own Ears show at Depot Mayfield on 18 November 2023 billed a debut b2b from the two of them in the main room. **Is Eat Your Own Ears at WHP over 18s only?** Yes. WHP is strictly 18+ unless an event says otherwise, and it runs Challenge 25 at the door and the bars. ## Sources - The Warehouse Project: Eat Your Own Ears event page and WHP26 calendar (checked late September and re-checked 8 November 2026), for date, times, rooms, line-up and ticket status; Resident Advisor listings for the event, for Peggy Gou on the Thames (2 August 2026) and for the 2024 Eat Your Own Ears show; the "Four new WHP26 shows announced" news post of 1 September 2026; the information pages on entry policy, travel and ticket partners - DICE listing for WHP x Eat Your Own Ears, for last entry, price, age limit and the debut b2b description - peggygou.com tour page; Labyrinth Events listing for Peggy Gou on the Thames - DJ Mag on the 2022 and 2023 Eat Your Own Ears shows at WHP and on the Vault room (1 July 2026); Crack Magazine on the 2024 show - Wikipedia for artist biography basics: Ben UFO, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Brodinski, HAAi, Chaos in the CBD, The Avalanches, Flava D This guide is part of House of MNEEMO's ongoing coverage of the electronic and club music scene, written by London-based DJ and producer MNEEMO, with millions of streams to his name and a party series running through some of London's best clubs. For the rest of the season, read [The Warehouse Project 2026 guide](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/warehouse-project-2026-lineup-dates-guide/). --- Source: https://www.mneemo.com/blog/peggy-gou-four-tet-ben-ufo-warehouse-project-21-november-2026/ · © HOUSE OF MNEEMO. Written by MNEEMO (Yaroslav Gorovoy).