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Stereophonics @ FlyDSA Arena
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The Sundowns live @ Network
Band of Skulls @ The Leadmill
Review & Interview: The Clause @ Café Totem
Liam Gallagher @ Sheffield’s Fly DSA Arena
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The Reytons @ O2 Academy Sheffield
Richard Hawley @ The Octagon
Exposed nipped down to the Sherlocks’ secret gig at the arena
Foo Fighters @ Leeds Festival 2019
Tramlines Saturday 2019: Johnny Marr @ Nulty’s Main Stage
Tramlines Saturday 2019: Everly Pregnant Brothers @ Nulty’s Main Stage
Tramlines Friday 2019: Planet @ The Library Stage
Tramlines Friday 2019: Easy Life @ The Leadmill Stage
Tramlines Friday 2019: Manic Street Preachers @ Nulty’s Main Stage
Tramlines Friday 2019: The Seamonsters @ The Leadmill Stage
Tramlines Friday 2019: Two Door Cinema Club @ Nulty’s Main Stage
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Review: Shangralas @ Café Totem
10 years of Gottwood Festival
Fake Festival at Endcliffe Park, May 18, 2019
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Live Review: The Sundowns @ Plug
Live Review: Idlewild @ Leeds Beckett University
Review: Bring me the Horizon Acoustic Set
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Hinds @ Leadmill
Paul Smith @ Picture House Social
Rock of Ages 2018 Review
No Bounds 2018 Review: One step beyond
Arctic Monkeys @ Sheffield Arena
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Review: Gregory Porter @ City Hall
The Vaccines @ O2 Academy
Review: Dinosaur Jr @ Plug
Review: The Wombats @ O2 Academy
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Gig review: Jorja Smith hypnotises crowd at the Leadmill
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The Killers @ Sheffield Arena
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Declan McKenna @ Leadmill
Newton Faulkner @ The Leadmill: “A new side to the artist”
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Nubiyan Twist at Abbeydale Picture House: Review
Dizzee Rascal at O2 Academy: The Rascal returns to grime roots
“Charles Bradley, this one’s for you!” – Mr Jukes @ The Leadmill
Jeff Lynne’s ELO @ Sheffield Arena
Tramlines 2017: Hands Off Gretel @ Crystal Stage
Tramlines 2017: Kano @ Devonshire Green
Tramlines 2017: The Pharcyde at Tramlines
The Bootleg Beatles @ Music in the Gardens
Lisbee Stainton @ The Greystones
Maximo Park @ Leadmill
Iron Maiden @ Motorpoint Arena
KRS-ONE @ Plug
Renegade Brass Band @ O2 Academy Sheffield
John Shuttleworth @ Sheffield City Hall
Bears Den + Banfi @ The Leadmill
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Cabbage @ Picture House Social
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TRASH @ The Rocking Chair
Avenged Sevenfold @ Sheffield Arena
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Martin Simpson @ Firth Hall
Richard Hawley @ Sheffield City Hall
Jack Garratt @ o2 Academy
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Heaven 17 @ Sheffield City Hall
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Lionel Richie @ Sheffield Arena
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Lonely The Brave @ The Foundry
Louis Berry @ The Leadmill
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Milburn @ O2 Academy Sheffield
Vant @ Plug
The Carnabys @ Picture House Social
HRH Blues @ O2 Academy Sheffield
Conor Houston @ The Leadmill
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Gregory Porter @ Sheffield City Hall
Protomartyr @ Picture House Social
The Last Shadow Puppets @ Sheffield City Hall
Dead Prez @ 02 Academy
Kano @ Plug
Ellie Goulding @ Sheffield Arena
Leona Lewis @ City Hall
Displace and Tumble @ The Night Kitchen
The Japanese House @ The Leadmill
Liberty Ship @ The Rocking Chair
Ezra Furman @ The Foundry
Gilles Peterson @ Foundry
Lake Komo @ Java Lounge
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Mumford & Sons @ Sheffield Arena
Braids @ The Harley
Gyptian @ Sheffield O2 Academy
Bring Me The Horizon @ Doncaster Dome
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Krept & Konan @ Plug
Dr Martens SFS @ Corporation
Frank Turner @ O2 Academy Sheffield
Everything Everything @ The Leadmill
Richard Hawley @ Sheffield Arena
Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott @ O2 Academy
Father John Misty @ Plug
Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes @ The Leadmill
The Cribs @ O2 Academy Sheffield
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Florence + the Machine @ Sheffield Arena
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The Charlatans @ Ponderosa
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The Bohicas @ The Harley
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More than two decades of being a solid singles band, Welsh band Stereophonics rolled into Sheffield on Friday for the..
Record Junkee opened its arms to the London lads APRE last Wednesday evening, and it was a rollercoaster of emotions..
Last Tuesday evening Cafe Totem’s stage felt the embrace of three great bands and it was a night to remember..
In a world gone mad, it’s somewhat fitting that we have Slipknot in the form of their lives to soundtrack..
The Sundowns final show of the year was nothing short of sensational on Friday 20th December. I can say without..
Words: Laura Mills On Saturday 30th November, Shangralas widely anticipated second appearance at Cafe Totem was nothing but sensational from start..
Words and photography: Jack Flynn Throwing down effortless, gargantuan riffs intertwined with acoustic ballads, Band of Skulls celebrate the 10-year..
Birmingham band The Clause sold out a packed Cafe Totem last Saturday, and their third appearance at this venue was..
I fucking love Yorkshire, I’m gonna buy a house here. That’s one way of getting the crowd going. That was..
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THINGS WE CAN’T WAIT TO DO IN SHEFF: #5 VISIT THE THEATRE 🎭 ![]()
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Even by their usually high standards, Sheffield Theatres were on one hell of a roll pre-pandemic. Innovative productions of Standing at Sky’s Edge, Coriolanus and Julius Caesar wowed sell-out crowds at The Crucible Theatre, while it was non-stop party time next door at the Lyceum with the award-winning Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Mamma Mia and Guys & Dolls taking centre-stage. Down in the cosy confines of The Studio the smaller-budget plays were packing a punch, and biting social commentary from the likes of Steel, Chicken Soup and What We Wished For showcased exciting work from up-and-coming northern writers Chris Bush and Kieran Knowles.![]()
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Thankfully, the largest theatre complex outside of London has managed to weather the storm and will be there to welcome us back once they can safely reopen their doors. Plenty of performance venues haven’t been so lucky, however, so make sure to check in on your local theatres too when restrictions are lifted.
