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
Griffin & Collier Plus Emily Keeble
Join Sheffield General Cemetery for an evening of inventive contemporary folk as Griffin & Collier bring their distinctive sound to the Samuel Worth Chapel.
Stratos Harp Duo
A mesmerising evening of music from two of classical music’s leading harpists
Sorrel Nation at The Lantern Theatre + Teah Lewis
Travelling troubadour Sorrel Nation brings a soulful mix of folk-rock to country and engages audiences with emotive lyrics, 70s inspired style and a voice full of soul that can truly open the heart. Teah Lewis opens the evening
Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons
Come along for an evening featuring the famous Antonio Vivaldi cycle The Four Seasons in the unique interpretation of contemporary composer Max Richter, performed by the extraordinary Mystery Ensemble.
Contained in Sheffield w/ Solardo, Joshwa, Bushbaby & More - Bank Holiday Sunday
Solardo, Joshwa, Bushbaby & More
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.
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.
Mamma Mia Abba Tribute
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of “Mamma Mia!” with a spectacular live tribute performance.
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.
Where Missa Latina Meets Kibitz with Coro Amici
Prepare to expect the unexpected as Coro Amici, a thrilling mixed choir of over 70 voices from West and South Yorkshire, presents a sensational evening of classical music in the magnificent Marble Saloon here at Wentworth Woodhouse.
