There are loads of great music venues in Sheffield that host brilliant musicians, bands, artists and DJs from all genres throughout the year.
Enjoy well-known names in some of the city's bigger venues, catch the next big thing in a pub backroom, or delve into the pioneering electronic scene... whatever you choose, you'll never be short of a great performance.
Delve into our music event listings below to see what’s coming…
Music events in Sheffield
Hidden Track – Contemporary Classical Music Night
We are a monthly series dedicated to promoting and showcasing contemporary classical music in the heart of Sheffield. We’ll be hosting Hidden Track on the first Monday of every month at The Beaten Track.
Folk at the Chapel Presents Raahiya Duo, Iona Kaye & Two Mirrors
An atmospheric evening of contemporary folk, poetic songwriting and Indian classical traditions
W.I.T.C.H
WITCH have just announced yet another UK tour, including this date at Sidney and Matilda, set to be the band's first ever appearance in Sheffield!
Bellaire
North of France-born and raised Jean has been proudly representing his nation worldwide ever since he started his project Bellaire and produced Paris City Jazz, an example of what he does best: sampling and producing club-efficient tracks while mixing various influences from hip hop, soul and funk to disco, French touch and garage.
Keystones Piano Festival presents Resonant Bodies Quintet
An evening of bold, boundary-pushing improvisation with the Resonant Bodies Quintet
SlamBarz Connect: Live Q&A With Coco
A rare and intimate Q&A with Coco for the creative community. This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from an artist shaping UK Music.
The Rollin Stoned (Rolling Stones Tribute) & Green (Tribute to Peter Green)
Witness the Return of The Rollin Stoned to the Steel City of Sheffield who used to pack out various venues here!
Sound Junction
A weekend of events covering ambisonics, electroacoustic, AV and field recordings.
Keystones Piano Festival: Corey Mwamba/Robert Mitchell & Lucas Walters/Reece Soko-Fogg
This May, Keystones Piano Festival returns for a week of piano music in the historic Samuel Worth Chapel thanks to the loan of a Steinway grand piano from Music in the Round.
Stop Making Sense Live
On 19th October 1984 Talking Heads and Jonathan Demme released the greatest concert movie of all time. In 2026, Slippery People will recreate ‘Stop Making Sense’ live at various cities throughout the UK.
