The result of a collaboration between the heavyweights of Leeds’ independent scene - the minds behind the Brudenell Social Club, Belgrave Music Hall, and Welcome Skate Store, the 1,000-capacity venue on Armley Road has managed to bridge the gap between a gritty industrial space and a polished multi-use hub.
Regularity is a key part of the Project House DNA: beyond the major touring acts, the venue hosts a consistent rotation of wellbeing and community sessions, including popular Midweek and Sunday Yoga classes that take over the warehouse floor.
With the weather still pretty grey (as we look outside our windows), and more eyes focusing on getting through the winter and spring months into summer, Project House has plenty of reasons for you to eschew the couch and head along to one of these eclectic shows taking place before the summer festival season.
1. Arm's Length (February 13)
Fresh off a venue upgrade due to massive demand, the Canadian emo-rockers bring their deeply melodic and emotionally charged set to Armley Road. Expect a night of high-energy vulnerability and massive choruses that have seen them become one of the most talked-about names in the modern alternative scene. | Tessa Smith
2. Counterparts (February 18)
The Canadian melodic hardcore heavyweights are set to turn the warehouse into a whirlwind of energy. Known for their uncompromising intensity and technical precision, this is a 'must-attend' for anyone who values the more aggressive end of the Leeds music spectrum. | Gabe Becerra
3. North Wrestling: EVERYTHING IS ALL CAPS (February 20)
The premier independent wrestling show in the North makes its Leeds debut. Expect an inclusive but raucous atmosphere that blends hard-hitting technical grappling with high-octane entertainment. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just curious, this is wrestling at its most intimate and energetic. | North Wrestling
4. Den of Delirium: Now That's What I Call 80s (February 27)
This is not your average 80s tribute night. Curated by Mistresses Lowra Laytex and DJ Paizan, this 18+ cabaret experience promises a dark web of burlesque, pole, erotica, and sideshow performers. It’s a 'dirty, political, and dark' reimagining of the neon decade - strictly for those who want their Friday nights with a side of depravity. | T and A Productions
5. Day Fever (February 28 and April 4)
Jonny Owen and Vicky McClure’s daytime disco has become a national phenomenon. It’s a club night for those who want the classic dancefloor experience without the 4 AM finish. Expect a soundtrack of pure nostalgia and an atmosphere that proves you don’t need to stay up late to have a massive Saturday. | Contributed
6. Club Classics (March 7)
A dedicated celebration of the anthems that defined the dancefloor. This late-afternoon event is designed for the purists who want to hear the biggest house and club hits through the Project House system, keeping the energy high from the first beat. | Canva