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.
7. Armand Hammer (March 14)
The cult hip-hop duo of Billy Woods and ELUCID bring their abstract, dense lyricism to Leeds. Following the success of their recent projects, expect a night of complex bars and gritty, experimental production that perfectly suits the industrial vibe of the venue. | Discogs
8. Cavetown (March 17)
Robin Skinner brings his bedroom-pop-turned-global-phenomenon to Project House for a night of indie-pop intimacy. Known for his vulnerable song-writing and loyal fanbase, this is set to be one of the most wholesome and atmospheric shows on the spring calendar. | Getty Images for The Recording Academy
9. Fit For A King (March 20)
Texas metalcore at its most relentless. Fit For A King are masters of the melodic hook and the crushing breakdown, using their music to explore the darker side of the human experience. Expect a high-intensity show with massive production value. | Provided
10. Danny Brown (March 23)
One of the most unique and unpredictable voices in rap returns to Leeds. Following a string of critically acclaimed albums, Brown’s live set is a high-energy journey through his eccentric discography, delivered with a charisma that few in the game can match. | Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Pandora
11. Mobb Deep (March 30)
A legendary moment for the city's hip-hop heads. Havoc, Big Noyd, and DJ L.E.S. bring the iconic Queensbridge sound to Leeds to celebrate the enduring legacy of Mobb Deep. This is a rare chance to hear the infamous classics live in an intimate setting. | Getty Images for BET
12. President (April 17)
With the rumour mill still spinning about who President is, fans in Leeds will get an up-close-and-personal chance to figure it out when they bring their rally to Project House in April. | Provided