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Concerts in Sheffield

Utilita Arena, City Hall, Tramlines: upcoming gigs in Sheffield and honest reviews from the crowd.

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Bellowhead

Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall · Sheffield

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The Smyths

The Smyths (Tribute to The Smiths)

Foundry, Sheffield · Sheffield

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the north

Yellow Arch Studios · Sheffield

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The Snuts

The Kairos

Octagon · Sheffield

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Keyside

Strata

Electric Studios · Sheffield

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Waterloo - A tribute to ABBA

Waterloo

Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall · Sheffield

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Westside Cowboy

Sheffield Crookes Social Club · Sheffield

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Shed Seven

The Academic

Octagon · Sheffield

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The Bracknall

Foundry, Sheffield · Sheffield

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Kings of the Rollers

Electric Studios · Sheffield

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Christmas by Candlelight

Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall · Sheffield

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Cherryholt

Yellow Arch Studios · Sheffield

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Day Fever - Sheffield

Day Fever

Sheffield City Hall · Sheffield

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Day Fever

Sheffield City Hall Ballroom · Sheffield

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main concert venues in Sheffield?

The Utilita Arena Sheffield hosts the largest tours, and Sheffield City Hall, on Barker’s Pool, takes seated and standing concerts in the city centre. Smaller rooms across the city cover indie, rock and electronic music.

How do I get to the Utilita Arena Sheffield?

Take the Supertram Yellow Route towards Meadowhall, or the Tram Train towards Rotherham Parkgate, to the Arena / Olympic Legacy Park stop, linked to the venue by a footpath. From Sheffield railway station, use the tram stop behind the station and change at Fitzalan Square / Ponds Forge.

When is Tramlines festival?

Tramlines takes place over a weekend in July in Hillsborough Park. Exact dates and line-ups change every year, so check the festival’s official website; there is no parking at the site, and the tram stops close to the gates.