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Interviews

“I thought, if I’m ever going to do anything else, it has to be now”: I Am Kloot’s John Bramwell on going solo

“I’m a soul man now”: Jon McClure on 20 years in music, a new festive tune and his Rock N Roll Circus party

“Being from from Sheffield, it’s bassline that’s in my blood” – TeeDee and the Music Group Redefining the City’s Scene

Sheffield-based Polish-born musician Szopa on preaching truths in new music

Gia Ford: “I still consider myself very much at the beginning of something”

DIY Sheffield promoter Jarred Up announces first festival lineup

“People want energy. They want a show.” – Mike Pomranz on Pancho Grande’s ‘Slop Rock’

Fat Dog: “Fat Dog is an idea, and you can’t kill an idea.”

Sheffield’s Odd Future

Loic J Tuckey on His Debut Novella and New Album

In Conversation with The Divine Comedy’s Neil Hannon

“I felt like it was finally time to start putting out my own music.” – Sissy Green on his upcoming debut solo release, ‘Hard, Barb Wire’

See Emily Play … Plays Again! Interview with the Sheffield artist returning to the stage this month

“We’re interested in romanticising quite mundane stuff”: Mock Tudors on latest single and upcoming EP ‘Good Drinkin’ Times’

Kat Eaton on second album ‘Honestly’ and new tour: “It was an itch we wanted to scratch, and we’ve done it.”

“I can’t believe this is my life!”: RnB artist Lavelle on her chart-topping success

“In the age of social media, it’s so hard to find a genuine connection to things”: Doncaster artist Lucy Roberts on her new single ‘Red Flag’

The Greatest Endangered Thing on a new chapter: “It was everything we had been looking for and felt like a perfect beginning”

“Give me a fighting chance!”: Sheffield musician, Howarth, talks about his new single ‘I Need You’

Richard Hawley: “The indomitable spirit of Sheffield people is something I’ve always been in awe of”

“We have seen generations of families come to the school” – celebrating 35 years of AS Music School

August Charles on new EP ‘Blessed’: “I try and make it relevant to whatever I’m going through at the time”

Doctors of Madness final tour after 46-year hiatus comes to Sheffield’s Dorothy Pax

Joe Carnall on new Good Cop Bad Cop album: “This record was a real diary entry”

Kid Acne on new album Hauntology Codes: “Looking in at yourself is an uncomfortable thing to do. But over a number of years, I started finding my voice again.”

City Views: Ed Cosens – “Sheffield is the perfect place to be a musician”

“Home is always where the heart is” – Coco on new music, MOBOs and love for Sheffield

Sheffield artist Lavelle hits number one for second time running

“It scratches a completely different itch” – Joe Carnall on upcoming Xmas shows and a change of direction for Good Cop Bad Cop

The Rise of Slambarz: “There’s not a lot in Sheffield that gives you this sort of opportunity”