From 25 to 27 July Hillsborough Park is host to Tramlines festival, a popular ticketed event with several stages of live music, comedy and more including some big names for ticket holders to enjoy.
Meanwhile in Sheffield City Centre on Devonshire Green is the centrepiece of the Tramlines fringe – a main stage in use on the Saturday and Sunday with acts curated by Papa Al who will be bringing a mix of artists including local and emerging talent, community groups, energetic ska bands and a headline set from “a huge social media star”. The Saturday headline band is Jungle Lion, who return with their full ska orchestra whilst Sunday will see Macka B and the Roots Ragga Band.
Alongside the main stage up to 40 different local venues are taking part in the fringe putting on entertainment over the weekend with much of it free of charge. Among the list are a number of pubs that serve real ale to enjoy with the live music such as the Washington, Frog & Parrot, Church House, Shakespeares Ale & Cider House and Harlequin.
For the latest official listings for the The Fringe at Tramlines visit welcometosheffield.co.uk/thefringe.
