Last weekend saw the launch of the Warehouse Project 09, the UK's biggest temporary clubbing phenomenon, produced by live events and communications agency Ear to the Ground (ETTG).
Over the course of the next three months more than 55,800 live music fans will be able to see around 270 acts - including Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, La Roux and Little Boots - perform in the industrial arches beneath Manchester's Piccadilly station.
This year will be the fifth year ETTG have worked on the pop-up club, which has to be built and dismantled every week so that the space can be used for parking.
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