Live Review: Rock N Roll Circus Sheffield 2025 – A City, A Big Top, A Five-Day Celebration
Sheffield’s Don Valley Bowl once again became home to the UK’s most unique festival this summer, as Rock N Roll Circus stretched its wings across five nights. What started life as a curious marriage of circus flair and live music now feels like a fully realised Sheffield landmark. This year’s event showcased it all: rock giants, pop …
News: THE HARA Announce New Album The Fallout
THE HARA have announced their brand-new album The Fallout, dropping 23 January via Mascot Records. Bursting with raw energy and honesty, the record captures the Manchester trio at their most authentic yet. Alongside the news, the band have released the video for their explosive new single “Easier To Die”, following earlier singles Trophy, Stay (co-written with Kid Brunswick), and The System. …
Live Review: Leeds Festival 2025, A Masterclass in Scale, Diversity, and Organisation
Bramham Park once again hosted one of the UK’s most anticipated weekends of live music as Leeds Festival 2025 took place from 21–24 August. With a renewed site layout, and a carefully balanced lineup, this year’s edition managed to feel both monumental and refreshingly well-organised. Headliners Deliver on Scale and Spectacle Friday night saw Travis Scott perform his only …
Live Review: Tramlines 2025 – Sheffield’s Shining Moment
Photo Credits: Phil Jon Photography / Jason Siddall Photography Tramlines 2025 cemented its status as one of the UK’s most beloved inner-city festivals with a weekend full of euphoric moments, hometown pride, and genre-spanning brilliance. Held once again at Hillsborough Park, the event brought together legends, local heroes, and rising stars for a sun-drenched, feel-good …
Live Review: Pulp Electrify Tramlines with Hits, Heart and Hometown Pride.
Tramlines Festival 2025 saw Sheffield favourites Pulp return for a long-overdue appearance—and what a homecoming it was. Taking the main stage in front of a sold-out crowd, Pulp delivered a powerhouse performance that effortlessly blended their biggest hits with bold new material, proving they’re as relevant as ever. Opening with “Spike Island” from their 2025 …
News: Reading and Leeds Festival Preview
Kicking off in less than a month, Reading & Leeds 2025 is set to define the sound, energy, and spirit of the year. With Friday day tickets for Reading now sold-out, the UK’s most anticipated festival weekend (21st–24th August) continues to raise the bar, with an era-defining lineup led by headliners Chappell Roan, Hozier, Bring …
News:THE HARA return with dark and intoxicating new single “Stay,” and announces signing to Mascot Records.
THE HARA returns with their dark and intoxicating new single, “Stay,” and the news that they have signed to Mascot Records (Dinosaur Pile-Up, Calva Louise, Defects, VOLA). Listen to ‘Stay’ HERE Watch the Video for ‘Stay’ HERE They are also bringing their electrifying sonic assault on the road, supporting Nothing More in Europe, As December Falls in the UK …
NEWS: TRAMLINES 2025 PREVIEW
Tramlines 2025 – Sheffield’s Big Weekender Returns With Pulp, Kasabian, Reytons and More Hillsborough Park, Sheffield | 25–27 July 2025 Sheffield’s biggest music weekender returns this summer with Tramlines Festival 2025 shaping up to be one of the most anticipated yet. Running from Friday 25th to Sunday 27th July, the lineup is bursting with hometown …
Live Review + Gallery: Jet Ski / Dead Pony / Twin Atlantic, The Leadmill, Sheffield, 17 June 2025
It was a night heavy with adrenaline and nostalgia at The Leadmill on 17 June—one of the final shows before the venue closes its doors on 28 June 2025. Three exceptional bands—Jet Ski, Dead Pony, and Twin Atlantic—delivered blistering sets, fully aware this would be their last chance to perform at the beloved Sheffield institution. …
Live Review: Dead Pony – The Leadmill, Sheffield 04.12.2024
Dead Pony ignited their UK tour with a superb opening night at The Leadmill in Sheffield, setting a blistering pace for their eight-show run that ends in Glasgow on December 13th. Known for their excellent live shows, the Scottish alt-rockers didn’t disappoint, delivering a 15-song set that showcased their evolving sound, anchored by their debut …