Live Review: Tramlines Festival, Sheffield’s Biggest Party – Day 3
Kasabian Celebrate Lionesses Victory At Tramlines 2025.
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Live Review: Tramlines Festival, Sheffield’s Biggest Party – Day 2
Reytons From Rotherham Headline Tramlines 2025.
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Live Review: Tramlines Festival, Sheffield’s Biggest Party – Day 1
Tramlines Festival returned to Sheffield with a bang this year, its first day setting the tone for a weekend of music that perfectly marries heritage, chaos, beauty, and local pride.
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Year In Review: 2021
So here we are again. Another year down and plenty to look back on over twelve months that became so much more poignant considering 2020’s creative washout. Here’s my review of the highs and highers of York Calling in 2021.
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York Calling Magazine – Issue 9
York Calling Magazine returns for another week, bigger than ever. This week’s magazine features York Theatre Royal’s Autumn/Winter schedule, Cattle and Cane at Yorfest, a look back at Tramlines festival, an interview with Rob Jarvis and much more! Continue reading “York Calling Magazine – Issue 9”
Tramlines – Final Lineup Announced
UK rap queen Lady Leshurr leads the final additions plus dancehall duo The Heatwave, who join the likes of The Libertines, Primal Scream, Metronomy, Toots & The Maytals, Kano, The Coral, The Pharcyde and All Saints. Continue reading “Tramlines – Final Lineup Announced”
Tramlines Festival – Latest Line-up Announcement
Tramlines Festival adds even more names to its 2017 lineup. Continue reading “Tramlines Festival – Latest Line-up Announcement”
Tramlines Festival
Tramlines – Sheffield’s inner-city music festival – is thrilled to unveil the lineup for its 2017 event, which will take place from Friday 21st to Sunday 23rd July. Headline acts include iconic indie band The Libertines, legendary ska band Toots and the Maytals and R&B girl-group All Saints. Continue reading “Tramlines Festival”
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