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Tramlines Festival 2026 stage times and lineup in full

It's finally time

Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson - 22nd July 2026

Tramlines Festival returns to Sheffield's Hillsborough Park this weekend, bringing together some of the biggest music names in the UK.

Taking place from Friday 24 July until Sunday 26 July, this year's headline sets will come from Fatboy Slim, Courteeners, and Wolf Alice.

Tramlines Festival 2026 also features huge sets from the likes of Kaiser Chiefs, Blossoms, Wet Leg, Rick Astley and dozens more across multiple stages.

Whether you're planning your weekend around your favourite acts or trying to avoid any clashes, we've got the full Tramlines 2026 lineup and stage times in one place.

Stage times are also available via the official Tramlines app and festival channels.

Friday 24 July

The Sarah Nulty Main Stage

  • Milly Pye - 12.15pm to 12.45pm
  • The Clause - 1.15pm to 1.45pm
  • Vanessa Carlton - 2.15pm to 2.45pm
  • The Coral - 3.15pm to 4pm
  • The Vaccines - 4.45pm to 5.45pm
  • Kaiser Chiefs - 6.45pm to 7.45pm
  • Fatboy Slim - 8.45pm to 10.15pm

T'Other Stage

  • Danny McLoughlin - 12.30pm to 12.40pm, 1pm to 1.05pm and 1.25pm to 1.30pm
  • Tom Wrigglesworth - 12.40pm to 1pm
  • Hayley Ellis - 1.05pm to 1.25pm
  • Reginald D Hunter - 1.30pm to 2pm
  • Lavelle - 2.30pm to 3pm
  • DJ Kyla C - 3pm to 3.20pm
  • Aziza Jaye - 3.20pm to 4pm
  • Maximilian Tanner - 4.15pm to 4.45pm
  • KEO - 5.15pm to 6pm
  • Starsailor - 7pm to 7.45pm
  • The K's - 8.45pm to 9.45pm

The Leadmill

  • Bethany Grace - 12.10pm to 12.30pm
  • Cruz - 12.50pm to 1.20pm
  • Saint Clair - 1.45pm to 2.15pm
  • Etta Marcus - 2.45pm to 3.15pm
  • Westside Cowboy - 4pm to 4.45pm
  • Radio Free Alice - 5.45pm to 6.30pm
  • Black Honey - 7.45pm to 8.30pm

The Open Arms

  • DJ Law and DJ Dylor - 12.30pm to 1pm, 2pm to 2.30pm
  • Wyleon - 1pm to 1.10pm
  • Benzokaine - 1.10pm to 1.20pm
  • Stando - 1.20pm to 1.30pm
  • AJ - 1.30pm to 1.40pm
  • Arz - 1.40pm to 1.50pm
  • NBPosted - 1.50pm to 2pm
  • Twenty Eighth Club - 3pm to 3.30pm
  • Riviera - 4pm to 4.30pm
  • Khamra - 5pm to 5.30pm
  • The Slow Cooked Bears - 6pm to 6.30pm
  • The Slates - 7pm to 7.30pm
  • The Leadmill Presents: A Harry Styles Pop Party - 7.30pm to 10pm

The Library

  • Molly Kids TV - 12.30pm to 1.05pm, 1.25pm to 1.30pm, 2.30pm to 3pm
  • Amazelab: "Colour Chaos!" - 1.05pm to 1.25pm
  • Taskmaster Education - 1.30pm to 2.30pm
  • In Conversation with MSF - 3.30pm to 4pm
  • Double Dollys - 4.30pm to 5.15pm
  • Rockaoke - 5.45pm to 6.45pm
  • Ellie Colton (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 6.45pm to 7.15pm
  • The Ogretones - 7.15pm to 8.15pm

Saturday 25 July

CMAT on T'Other Stage at Tramlines 2025
CMAT on T'Other Stage at Tramlines 2025. Credit: Andrew Whitton

The Sarah Nulty Main Stage

  • The Leadmill Studio Orchestra - 12.15pm to 12.45pm
  • Everly Pregnant Brothers - 1.15pm tp 2.15pm
  • Freddie Halkon - 2.45pm to 3.15pm
  • Sleeper - 3.45pm to 4.15pm
  • Rick Astley - 5pm to 5.45pm
  • Blossoms - 6.45pm to 7.45pm
  • Courteeners - 8.45pm to 10.15pm

T'Other Stage

  • Matt Reed - 12.30pm to 12.40pm, 1pm to 1.05pm and 1.25pm to 1.30pm
  • Louise Young - 12.40pm to 1pm
  • Tom Ward - 1.05pm to 1.25pm
  • Ross Noble - 1.30pm to 2pm
  • Day Fever Takeover- 2.15pm to 3.45pm
  • Creeping Jean - 4.15pm to 4.45pm
  • Lucy Spraggan - 5.30pm to 6pm
  • Inspiral Carpets - 7pm to 8pm
  • Gabrielle - 9pm to 10pm

The Leadmill

  • Gelder - 12.10pm to 12.30pm
  • Matt Hennessy - 12.50pm to 1.20pm
  • The Slow Country - 1.45pm to 2.15pm
  • Keyside - 3.15pm to 3.45pm
  • Girl in the Year Above - 4.30pm to 5pm
  • The Guest List - 6pm to 6.45pm
  • Seb Lowe - 7.45pm to 8.30pm

The Open Arms

  • DJ Law and DJ Dylor - 12.30pm to 1pm, 1.50pm to 2pm
  • Geerai - 1pm to 1.10pm
  • Nicole Marie - 1.10pm to 1.20pm
  • Leks - 1.20pm to 1.30pm
  • Lottie Dawe - 1.30pm to 1.40pm
  • Anarla La'Vay - 1.40pm to 1.50pm
  • TBC - 2.30 to 2.45pm
  • Anya Goel - 3pm to 3.30pm
  • Nydu - 3.45pm to 4.15pm
  • Darcy Rose - 4.30pm to 5pm
  • Miss Lilly - 5.15pm to 5.45pm
  • Norskov - 6pm to 6.30pm
  • Njambi - 6.45pm to 7.15pm
  • DJ Kyla C - 7.15pm to 7.45pm
  • Charlotte Branson - 8pm to 8.30pm
  • Big Ang & Siobahn - 8.30pm to 10pm

The Library

  • Molly Kids TV - 12.30pm to 1.05pm, 1.25pm to 1.30pm, 2.30pm to 3pm
  • Amazelab: "Power Up!" - 1.05pm to 1.25pm
  • Taskmaster Education - 1.30pm to 2.30pm
  • Under the Stars - 3.30pm to 4pm
  • John Kane (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 4pm to 4.30pm
  • Not A Band Presents: Theme-a-Geddon - 4.30pm to 5.15pm
  • John Kane (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 5.15pm to 5.45pm
  • Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer - 5.45pm to 6.45pm
  • John Kane (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 6.45pm to 7.15pm
  • Tragedy - 7.15pm to 8.15pm

Sunday 26 July

The Library Stage at Tramlines will be back for 2026
The Library Stage at Tramlines will be back for 2026. Credit: Carolina Faruolo

The Sarah Nulty Main Stage

  • Sam Scherdel - 12.30pm to 1pm
  • Lottery Winners - 1.30pm to 2.15pm
  • The Rosadocs - 2.45pm to 3.15pm
  • Reverend and the Makers - 4pm to 4.45pm
  • Wet Leg - 5.45pm to 6.45pm
  • Wolf Alice - 7.45pm to 9.15pm

T'Other Stage

  • Emmanuel Sonubi - 12.45pm to 1.15pm, 1.55pm to 2pm
  • Dom Joly - Trigger Happy TV - 1.15pm to 1.55pm
  • Abba Party - 2.15pm to 3.45pm
  • Matilda Shakes - 4.15pm to 4.45pm
  • Brooke Combe - 5.15pm to 5.45pm
  • The Royston Club - 6.30pm to 7.30pm
  • The Enemy 8.30pm to 9.30pm

The Leadmill

  • Junk - 12.10pm to 12.30pm
  • Brooki - 1pm to 1.30pm
  • Bleech 9:3- 2.15pm to 2.45pm
  • Femur - 3.30pm to 4pm
  • The Lilacs- 5pm to 5.45pm
  • Florence Road - 6.45pm to 7.30pm

The Open Arms

  • DJ Law and DJ Dylor - 12.15pm to 12.45pm, 1.35pm to 2pm
  • Mitchel X - 12.45pm to 12.55pm
  • Afrofina - 12.55pm to 1.05pm
  • Jae D - 1.05pm to 1.15pm
  • Unxqly Dan - 1.15pm to 1.25pm
  • Fuego - 1.25pm to 1.35pm
  • Sia Raw - 2 to 2.30pm
  • The Love Buzz - 3pm to 3.30pm
  • Eighty Eight Miles - 4pm to 4.30pm
  • Loom - 5pm to 5.30pm
  • M60 - 6pm to 6.30pm
  • The Leadmill Presents: Club Tropicana - 6.30pm to 10pm

The Library

  • Molly Kids TV - 12.30pm to 1.05pm, 1.25pm to 1.30pm, 2.30pm to 3pm
  • Amazelab: "The Coolest Show on Earth!" - 1.05pm to 1.25pm
  • SDK Dance Crew - 1.30pm to 2.30pm
  • Xanthe Palmer (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 3.30pm to 4pm
  • Play Your Cards - 4pm to 4.45pm
  • Paulette Edwards (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 4.45pm to 5.15pm
  • Brassic Parp - 5.15pm to 6.15pm
  • Paulette Edwards (BBC Radio Sheffield) - 6.15pm to 6.45pm
  • Thrill Collins - 6.45pm to 7.45pm

Read more: Tramlines Festival 2026 - lineup, stage times, travel, map, and more

Featured image: Carolina Faruolo

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Successful Sheffield charity walk returns to Meadowhall to support people living with dementia

Clementine Hall Clementine Hall

Sheffield Hospitals Charity and Meadowhall have announced the return of the Red Shoe Walk for 2026.

After a hugely successful debut event last year that brought hundreds of people together and raised over £12,000 - The Red Shoe Walk is back.

The community event returns on Sunday 2nd August and will once again see families and friends walk the accessible route around Meadowhall to raise vital funds for people living with dementia across Sheffield.

The Red Shoe Walk was inspired by one woman's lifelong love of red shoes - a simple memory trigger that helps her connect with her past.

As you lace up, you're invited to take a moment to reflect on your own memories. Photos, music, familiar objects and special places can help bring back older memories and create a sense of connection.

Image: Supplied

Everyone taking part will walk a 2km route round Meadowhall. The walk starts at 10am with registrations open from 9am at the Summer Beach Club. The route is flat, accessible and suitable for all ages - so nobody has to miss out.

After the walk has finished you will get free access and unlimited rides until midday at Meadowhall's Summer Beach Club.

.Not only that, but singer songwriter Joe Carnall Jnr will perform live at the start of this year’s Red Shoe Walk.

Best known as a member of Sheffield-band Milburn and previously Reverend & The Makers, Joe will be joined by cast members from his brand-new musical ‘How Could I Forget?’ as part of the warm-up for the walk.

Image: Supplied

The musical is a heartfelt love letter to grandparents, inspired by Joe’s own family experience with dementia and loss. The show has sold out an impressive three nights at Sheffield Theatres and tickets have recently been released for the Carriageworks in Leeds.

Joe said: “My grandad passed away with dementia over 10 years ago and I got the inspiration for the musical from him. I want to do the walk with my three young children, reminisce and tell stories about him and connect with other people who have their own experiences of dementia.”

Beth Crackles, CEO of Sheffield Hospitals Charity said: “We’re thrilled with how the first ever Red Shoe Walk brought our community together in solidarity and are beyond excited to bring it back for 2026. It will be such a poignant moment to have Joe and the cast from ‘How Could I Forget’ perform live ahead of the walk, and we’re so grateful for their support.

"We hope to see lots of people there, walking together as a community to make a real difference for people living with dementia and their loved ones.”

Image: Supplied

Darren Pearce, Centre Director at Meadowhall said: “Dementia touches the lives of so many families across our local community, and we’re incredibly proud to be working with Sheffield Hospitals Charity to host the Red Shoe Walk for a second time.

“Building on the success of last year’s event – which raised over £10,000 for the charity – it’s brilliant to be welcoming Joe Carnall Jnr to perform this year. The performance will start the event perfectly, as people once again come together to raise vital funds for those affected by dementia throughout the city.”

Not only that, but football legends Tony Currie, John Pearson and John Breckin from Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday and Rotherham United have also joined forces to back the walk, raising awareness and funds  for dementia care across Sheffield.

To join this year’s Red Shoe Walk, visit the Sheffield Hospitals Charity website for tickets and event information.

Prices are £7 per adult, £4 per child, £18 for a family of four and under 3’s go free. Each ticket includes an exclusive Red Shoe Walk t-shirt to wear on the day, access to a range of exclusive discounts at participating Meadowhall retailers plus free entry and free rides at the Summer Beach Club until midday.

Sign up by midnight on Thursday 30 July.

Featured image - Supplied

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Tramlines Festival 2026 – lineup, stage times, travel, map, and more

Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson

Every summer, Tramlines transforms Sheffield into one of the UK's biggest music celebrations.

Returning to Hillsborough Park this summer, the festival combines major headline acts, emerging artists, local food and drink, comedy, and the famous Tramlines Fringe across the city.

This year will feature headline performances from Courteeners, Wolf Alice, and Fatboy Slim, with absolutely loads more live music on across five stages.

It's one of the biggest events in Sheffield's cultural calendar and we've rounded up everything you need to know before you go.

Here's your essential Tramlines Festival 2026 guide, from stage times and lineup, to VIP upgrades, the festival map, and travel info.

When is Tramlines 2026?

Tramlines will be taking place across three days in 2026 - Friday 24 July, Saturday 25 July, and Sunday 26 July.

Tramlines 2026 lineup

Tramlines has unveiled another huge bill for 2026, featuring some of the biggest names in indie, rock and dance music.

Headliners this year are Fatboy Slim, Courteeners, and Wolf Alice, with plenty more talent performing across the five stages this weekend.

Also on the Tramlines 2026 lineup you'll find Blossoms, Kaiser Chiefs, Rick Astley, Wet Leg, Reverend & The Makers, and loads more.

You can see the full line-up HERE.

What time does the Tramlines festival site open and close?

Tramlines Festival 2026 will take place at Hillsborough Park
Tramlines Festival 2026 will take place at Hillsborough Park. Credit; Carolina Faruolo

Tramlines is a no-camping festival, which means you'll need to enter and leave Hillsborough Park each day of the festival.

Gates will open at 12pm on each day, with last entry at 7.30pm.

You'll need to be in the queue by 7.15pm at the latest though to make it through the gates before they close.

The festival is expecting the entrances to be their busiest between 4pm and 6.30pm on Friday, 3pm and 6.30pm on Saturday, and 2pm and 6.30pm on Sunday - so if you'd rather avoid a queue, arrive outside of those times.

Stage times for Tramlines 2026

The music, comedy, and family activities at Tramlines 2026 will be taking place across five stages.

The Sarah Nulty Main Stage will host the biggest headliners; T'Other Stage has an amazing lineup of indie bands, alternative pop, and major comedy sets; The Leadmill Stage highlights grassroots and emerging talent; The Library Stage will be a dedicated spot for music discovery; and The Open Arms will be Tramlines' very own 'pub' with a buzzing community atmosphere and general entertainment.

Headliners Courteeners and Fatboy Slim will take to the main stage on Friday and Saturday at 8.45pm, while Wolf Alice will kick off their headline Sunday set from 7.45pm.

You can see the rest of the stage times HERE.

Travel

Tramlines festival-goers are urged to walk or use public transport this year. Credit: Carolina Faruolo
Tramlines festival-goers are urged to walk or use public transport this year. Credit: Carolina Faruolo

Tramlines takes place at Hillsborough Park, just a few miles from Sheffield city centre, with one entrance on Penistone Road (S6 2AN) and another on Middlewood Road.

  • On foot - Tramlines Festival has said that travelling on foot is the most reliable way to reach Hillsborough Park.
  • By tram - The Sheffield Supertram network provides one of the easiest ways to reach the festival, with stops close to the park entrance and services running every six minutes (though delays are possible post-festival due to pedestrians on the roads).
  • By train - Sheffield railway station is well connected with services from Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham, London and beyond. From the station you can catch the Supertram or local buses to Hillsborough.
  • By bus - Several bus routes serve Hillsborough throughout the weekend
  • By car - Driving is discouraged as there is no on-site parking, and restrictions on nearby residential roads. Festival-goers are encouraged to use public transport wherever possible

Tickets

Tickets for Tramlines 2026 have completely sold out, but there are quite a lot available as resale tickets.

You're best to check through the official Tramlines website to get your hands on a ticket for this weekend.

What does Tramlines VIP get you, and how to upgrade

VIP benefits at Tramlines include fast-track festival entry, an exclusive VIP viewing and relaxation areas, premium toilets, dedicated VIP bars, street food vendors, and additional seating.

For 2026, festival-goers can also book The Fancy Bit, Tramlines' premium hospitality experience, which includes VIP access alongside additional exclusive facilities.

To upgrade your ticket, head HERE.

Tramlines Festival site map

Tramlines Fringe

Tramlines Fringe

The Fringe at Tramlines returns from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 July, bringing hundreds of free live performances to venues across Sheffield alongside the main festival at Hillsborough Park.

This year's Fringe features more than 50 venues and spaces, from Devonshire Green and the city centre to pubs, clubs, courtyards, gardens and independent venues, making it one of the UK's biggest free music events.

Highlights include three days of live music on the Devonshire Green Main Stage, the reopening of the WaterBear Green Room following a major refurbishment, and the first Music + Wellbeing Conversation hosted by Tickets for Good at The Workstation on Friday.

The Fringe attracts around 40,000 visitors each year, supporting Sheffield's independent venues, artists and businesses while creating a festival atmosphere across the city. Full event listings are available HERE.

Read more: Tramlines Festival 2026 stage times and lineup in full

Featured image: Carolina Faruolo

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