Sheffield's live music venues, bars, comedy clubs, record shops, studios and festivals, plus what's on after dark across the city.
With Fatboy Slim, Courteeners and Wolf Alice topping the bill in 2026 and early 2027 tickets already sold out, Tramlines remains the city's favourite weekend of music and comedy.
From an Edwardian nuts and bolts factory to a studio, rehearsal space and 200-capacity venue, Yellow Arch has been a creative home for Sheffield musicians since 1997.
Opened in 2018 in an old paper works on Sidney Street, Sidney & Matilda has grown into one of Sheffield's most versatile independent venues for gigs, club nights and comedy.
With around 50,000 vinyl titles and fans including Jarvis Cocker and Joe Elliott, Barry Everard's Broomhill shop is the biggest independent record store in South Yorkshire.
After 45 years on Leadmill Road, the team behind Sheffield's most famous independent venue launched a public crowdfunder in 2026 to open a brand new permanent space.
Founded in 1919 and voted Sheffield CAMRA's Club of the Year again in 2026, Crookes Social Club has reinvented itself as one of the city's best-loved live music rooms.
From The Beatles and Louis Armstrong to the Halle and Soul II Soul, Sheffield City Hall's Oval Hall has been the city's great concert room for more than nine decades.
Founded in 1984 by The Lindsays' Peter Cropper, Music in the Round and its resident Ensemble 360 have made Sheffield one of the UK's great homes for chamber music.
From Hurlfield school hall in 1974 to sold-out nights at Crookes Social Club and Firth Hall, volunteer-run Sheffield Jazz has brought world-class musicians to the city for half a century.
Open since 1997 and on Milton Street for 25 years, Corporation is Sheffield's independent rock club, famous for touring bands, four-room club nights and the legendary blue pint.