Integrity Music has announced a new artist partnership with Warehouse Worship, welcoming the UK-based worship collective into its global family and opening a new chapter for a movement built around music, prayer, community, and authentic encounters with Jesus.
Emerging from Manchester, Warehouse Worship has established itself as a growing voice within contemporary worship through faith-filled gatherings and collaborations with artists from around the world. More than a music collective, the movement is rooted in a community of young people passionate about their faith and committed to seeing the name of Jesus lifted high.
The partnership with Integrity Music will provide a broader platform for Warehouse Worship’s songwriting and ministry, while allowing the collective to continue developing its distinct sound and nurturing the creative voices emerging from its community.
“This is significant not because of the platform, but because of the purpose. Integrity Music carries a legacy of songs that have shaped generations, and to be invited into that story is humbling. We believe this partnership will help carry the sound God is birthing in our community to nations, while keeping our hearts rooted in presence, prayer, and purity,” said Victor Omosebi, Founder of Warehouse Worship.
The collaboration is designed to extend beyond music releases. Integrity Music and Warehouse Worship will work together to develop songwriters, strengthen connections across nations, and create worship music that can serve churches and communities around the world.
For Integrity Music, Warehouse Worship represents a new generation of worship leaders and creatives whose sound is shaped by both their UK roots and the influence of the African diaspora.
“Warehouse Worship represents a fresh expression of worship emerging from Manchester, UK, carrying a distinctly global sound shaped by the richness of the African diaspora and centred on the presence of Jesus,” said Gilbert Nanlohy, Senior Director of A&R and Global Partnership at Integrity Music. “They are cultivating a worship movement that is inspiring a new generation through authentic worship, unity, and prayer for revival. We are excited to partner with Warehouse Worship to serve their vision, faithfully steward their songs, and help connect their ministry with the global Church.”
The announcement comes as Warehouse Worship prepares for The Gathering, its annual evening of worship and prayer taking place on Saturday, August 8, at CENTRAL COMPLEX. The event is expected to bring together more than 10,000 participants and will feature performances from William McDowell, Dunsin Oyekan, Lizzie Morgan, Ryan Ofei, and Warehouse Worship, alongside additional surprise guests.
The Gathering forms part of Warehouse Worship’s growing calendar of events and ministry activities, which also includes Big Church Festival, Wildfires, and Encounter Nights.
As the collective enters this new season with Integrity Music, the partnership represents an opportunity to take the songs and sound emerging from its Manchester community to a wider audience while preserving the prayerful foundation at the heart of the movement.
Together, Integrity Music and Warehouse Worship are looking toward a future of new music, stronger songwriting communities, and worship experiences designed to inspire a new generation and serve the global Church.