Major festival to return to Sheffield

Sheffield is set to welcome back an important event on its summer calendar for 2024.

Sheffield residents and visitors will rejoice to hear that Tramlines will be returning this July for its 2024 edition.

The three-day annual festival dates to 2009 when it was a citywide and multi-venue, but since 2018, Hillsborough Park has been home to Tramlines, and this year is no different.

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Tramlines frequently sees 40,000 festivalgoers visit Hillsborough Park to enjoy a weekend of music, family-friendly entertainment, poetry, comedy and live DJs. Described as a celebration of both Sheffield and the arts, the epic event caters to people of all ages and interests.

Music lovers can visit Sarah Nulty’s Main Stage to see this year’s headliners Paolo Nutini, Jamie T and Snow Patrol along with Sophie Ellis-Bextor and The Human League.

Dance music will feature on the Speakers with Slambarz stage, while The Open Arms Stage will host the 2014 Club Night, the ABBA Party and Club Tropicana.

There will also be a Comedy stage, food and drink in abundance and entertainment options designed for children like the “Into the Trees” activity.

Tramlines will take place this year at Hillsborough Park from Friday, 26 to Sunday, 28 July. The venue can be found on Parkside Road in Sheffield.