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Worried About Henry Manchester

Date & Time

Friday, October 9, 2026

20:00 BST

Venue

Mayfield Depot

Manchester

Manchester

What time does Worried About Henry start at Mayfield Depot?

9 Oct 2026 · all times BST (venue local time)

Doors typical
18:30 BST
90 min before start at outdoor venues
Start
BST
Expected finish typical
22:30 BST
based on a typical concert

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Introduction

Get ready, Manchester! The legendary Worried About Henry is set to descend upon the iconic Mayfield Depot on Friday, 9th October 2026, for a night that promises to be an absolute belter. This isn't just another club night; it's a full-throttle celebration of drum and bass, a pilgrimage for true heads, and an experience that will leave you buzzing long after the last beat drops. Known for their electrifying lineups and unparalleled atmosphere, Worried About Henry are bringing their signature brand of high-octane energy to one of Manchester's most atmospheric and imposing industrial spaces. Prepare yourself for a sonic assault and a visual spectacle that will redefine your understanding of a dance music event. This is the one you’ve been waiting for – mark your calendars and get ready to lose yourself in the rhythm.

About the Artist

Worried About Henry has carved out a formidable reputation as one of the UK’s premier promoters and curators of drum and bass events. What started as a passion project has blossomed into a nationally recognised brand, synonymous with delivering top-tier lineups and unforgettable party experiences. They consistently attract the biggest names in D&B, from established legends to the freshest talents, ensuring that every event caters to the diverse tastes within the genre. Their commitment to creating an immersive atmosphere is second to none, often utilising unique and impressive venues that complement the raw energy of the music. Worried About Henry isn't just about booking artists; it's about fostering a community and providing a platform where the love for drum and bass can be shared and amplified. Their meticulous attention to detail, from sound systems to production, guarantees a professional and exhilarating night out, solidifying their status as a must-attend for any serious D&B enthusiast.

The Venue

Mayfield Depot, Manchester, is a venue steeped in industrial heritage and a fitting home for the raw power of drum and bass. This sprawling former railway depot offers a unique and atmospheric backdrop, with its vast open spaces, exposed brickwork, and imposing industrial architecture. The sheer scale of the depot allows for incredible production possibilities, transforming the space into a multi-sensory playground for the night. Its raw, untamed aesthetic perfectly complements the energetic and bass-heavy sound of Worried About Henry. The acoustics within the depot are renowned for their ability to handle heavy sound systems, ensuring that every bass drop and intricate rhythm is felt deep within your bones. Located conveniently in the heart of Manchester, Mayfield Depot is easily accessible, making it the perfect spot for a city-wide D&B takeover. Prepare to be awestruck by the setting as much as by the music.

What to Expect

When Worried About Henry lands at Mayfield Depot, expect nothing short of an electrifying experience. The night will be a relentless journey through the diverse spectrum of drum and bass. Punters can anticipate a carefully curated lineup featuring a blend of the genre’s most sought-after artists, from titans of the scene to the exciting new wave of talent. The sound system will be colossal, designed to deliver earth-shattering basslines and crystal-clear треки that will reverberate through the historic industrial space. Beyond the music, the atmosphere will be electric, fuelled by a crowd of passionate D&B lovers ready to dance the night away. Expect immersive lighting and stage production that will enhance the raw, industrial setting of Mayfield Depot, creating a truly captivating environment. Whether you’re a seasoned raver or new to the D&B scene, Worried About Henry promises a night of pure energy, unity, and unforgettable musical moments.

Practical Information

Date: Friday, 9th October 2026 Time: Doors typically open around 21:00 and the event runs until the early hours of the morning (check specific timings closer to the date). Location: Mayfield Depot, 11 Lower Chatham St, Manchester M1 2RP. Dress Code: Casual and comfortable. Think rave attire, streetwear, or whatever makes you feel good on the dance floor. Sensible footwear is highly recommended as you’ll likely be on your feet for hours. Age Restriction: This is strictly an 18+ event. Valid photographic ID (driving licence, passport) will be required for entry. Please ensure you have this with you. Facilities: Mayfield Depot will have bars serving a range of alcoholic and soft drinks, as well as food vendors. Restrooms will be available throughout the venue. There will be cloakroom facilities for coats and bags.

Getting Tickets

Tickets for this unmissable Worried About Henry event at Mayfield Depot on 9th October 2026 are expected to be in high demand. To secure your entry to what promises to be one of the biggest drum and bass nights of the year, head over to StubHub. StubHub is the official and most reliable platform for purchasing tickets. Be sure to act fast once tickets are released, as they are likely to sell out quickly due to the popularity of Worried About Henry and the iconic venue.

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Getting to Mayfield Depot, Manchester

By train

For those travelling by train to Mayfield Depot, Manchester Piccadilly is your primary destination. This major hub is conveniently located just a short walk from the venue, approximately 5-10 minutes on foot, covering around 500 metres. Piccadilly is served by numerous train lines, making it accessible from across the UK. Regular services connect Manchester to London Euston (approx. 2 hours 15 minutes), Birmingham New Street (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes), and Edinburgh Waverley (approx. 3 hours), along with countless other cities. Services from across the North West are frequent. Manchester Piccadilly offers comprehensive facilities including a ticket office, ample seating, retail outlets, and accessibility services. Planning your journey via National Rail Enquiries or Trainline is recommended for up-to-date timetables and fare information, ensuring a smooth arrival for your event.

By bus

Numerous bus routes converge near Mayfield Depot, offering excellent connectivity throughout Manchester and surrounding areas. The closest bus stops are typically located around Manchester Piccadilly Station itself and along London Road, serving as central transit points. Key bus route numbers that frequently pass through this area include routes like 1, 147, 201, 203, and 204, connecting passengers from various neighbourhoods and the city centre. These routes are operated by companies such as Stagecoach and First Manchester. Services are generally frequent throughout the day, with some routes offering limited night bus services. Journey times from the city centre are usually very short, often under 15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Checking TfGM (Transport for Greater Manchester) or individual operator websites for the most current route information and timetables is advised.

By car & parking

Mayfield Depot is easily accessible by car, situated centrally within Manchester. If approaching from major motorways like the M60, follow signs towards Manchester City Centre and then signs for Piccadilly Station. The postcode for sat-nav purposes is M1 2WD, which corresponds to the general area around the venue. Parking options near Mayfield Depot include several multi-storey car parks, such as the one at Manchester Piccadilly Station, and various street parking bays, though these can be limited and time-restricted. Costs for parking typically range from £3-£5 per hour, with daily rates often capped around £20-£30, though prices can vary. There are no official Park and Ride schemes directly at the venue, but public transport from outskirts is a viable alternative. The venue has some accessibility considerations, but disabled drivers should contact the venue directly for specific guidance.

Accessibility

Mayfield Depot strives to be as accessible as possible for all its visitors. The venue is generally wheelchair accessible, with ramped entrances and, where necessary, lifts providing access to different levels and event spaces. Accessible toilet facilities are available and clearly signposted. For those with hearing impairments, induction loop systems may be available depending on the specific event setup; it is advisable to check with the event organiser in advance. Assistance dogs and service animals are typically permitted within the venue. While dedicated accessible parking isn't directly on-site, information on nearby disabled bays can be provided upon request. Venue staff are usually briefed to offer assistance where needed, from guidance through the site to helping with any specific requirements. Visitors with accessibility needs are encouraged to contact the venue or event organiser prior to their visit to discuss arrangements.

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Worried About Henry at Mayfield Depot: your questions answered

What time does Worried About Henry start at Mayfield Depot?

Worried About Henry at Mayfield Depot starts at 20:00 BST on Friday, October 9, 2026. Doors typically open around 18:30. Expect it to finish around 22:30 — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.

Where is Mayfield Depot?

Mayfield Depot is at 11 Baring St, Manchester M1 2PY, UK, Manchester, M1 2PY. Mayfield Depot guide →

How do I get to Mayfield Depot, Manchester?

For those travelling by train to Mayfield Depot, Manchester Piccadilly is your primary destination. This major hub is conveniently located just a short walk from the venue, approximately 5-10 minutes on foot, covering around 500 metres. Getting there →

Is there an age limit at Mayfield Depot?

Age restrictions are event-dependent; while many large music events are 18+, some seated or cultural performances might have different policies. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.

Is Mayfield Depot accessible?

Mayfield Depot strives to be as accessible as possible for all its visitors. The venue is generally wheelchair accessible, with ramped entrances and, where necessary, lifts providing access to different levels and event spaces. Full accessibility details →

Are tickets still available for Worried About Henry at Mayfield Depot?

The primary allocation is sold out. Resale tickets may still be listed on StubHub — check live availability before travelling.

What if the event is cancelled or I can't go?

Orders on StubHub are covered by its FanProtect Guarantee: you get valid tickets in time for the event, or your money back, and a full refund if the event is cancelled and not rescheduled. If you can no longer attend, tickets bought on StubHub can be re-listed for sale there.

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