Clamlines 2023

It's basically summer, it's mostly sunny, which means Clamlines 2023 is near!

Delicious Clam have scoured the city and country to bring some of the finest acts to their lil’ Exchange Street home in Sheffield's Castlegate.

See the lineup day by day below...

Thursday 20 July

Mock Tudors - D.A.D's best boys have honed their craft, consistently blowing venues apart Europe-wide over the last year.
Gimic - HC Punk straight outta Bristol - high energy, relentless hits aplenty.
Good News - Anglo-Russo lyrics over angular minimalist post-punk grooves. New single out on Bingo recorded at yours truly!
Turbo Diesel - Nu project from the brain of Lewis Sharman, fka vocals and guitar with Best Friends. He's made some songs, now he's got a band.

Friday 21 July

Big Break - HC? Egg Punk? Devo for girlbosses? Who knows?! They play loud, fast and catchy. They don't play clam much.
Sister Wives - Headline embargoed anglo-welsh legends. Tearing up festivals near you everywhere following their album-of-2022 Y Gawres.
Hang Linton - Interdisciplinary artist splicing avant-funk, dance punk, breakbeats and Leeds. Party-time singalongs guaranteed.
Sofftness - From the ashes of Slumb Party come Nottingham's Sofftness - post-punk excellence to get you moving/shuffling/nodding (delete as appropriate).

Saturday 22 July

Rosey PM - Long overdue headliner slot for Sheffield's Queen of Pop/Premier Experimental chef.
Chemtrails - Catchy-as-hell garage punk/new wave from across the Pennines.
Current Affairs - Glasgow post-punk (it ain't Clamlines without Glasgow). High class UK DIY pedigree across the board.
Buzz Lightyear - Riffs 'n' biffs from the heavens of the clam.
Gamma - Brighton/Cornwall DIY punk soon-to-be-legends. Members of Holiday Ghosts, Red Cords, release on Gob Nation tha knows.
Tigers & Flies - Manc Angular-funtime-pop-hooky-saxy-percusso-allsorts.
KATHY PACIFIC - Dreamy pop from the former Fentonville St. Band/Moonbathing icon.