Gigs
Cemetery Sessions Present Chimehours & The Silver Reserve
Sheffield General Cemetery Trust is excited to present an evening of bold, genre-bending music in the atmospheric surroundings of the Samuel Worth Chapel. Two distinctive acts share the stage, each offering a unique soundscape.
Nontaines S.C.
The world’s first and best Fontaines D.C. tribute band Nontaines S.C. returns to the Steel City for a headline show in the heart of Sheffield’s Neepsend, at the renowned Yellow Arch Studios.
Harriet Rose
On the back of an incredible year supporting the likes of Robbie Williams and The Kaiser Chiefs at major festivals as well as shows with Peter Doherty (The Libertines) and Reverend and the Makers, Harriet Rose returns home for a very special show at Yellow Arch!
The Feeling: 20th Anniversary of ’12 Stops and Home'
Triple-platinum indie-pop stars The Feeling have today announced their UK headline tour celebrating 20 years of their iconic debut album ‘Twelve Stops & Home’.
Cemetery Sessions Present Amulet & Manon McCoy
Join Sheffield General Cemetery for an evening of immersive, experimental folk and adventurous soundmaking at the Samuel Worth Chapel, featuring Amulet and Manon McCoy.
Sam Lewis - Nashville Americana, Blues and Soul - Live in Sheffield
Nashville-based songwriter Sam Lewis returns to the UK this March in support of his brand new album Everything's Fine.
Northern Soul Orchestrated
Following the huge success of the Northern Soul Orchestrated tour last year, writer and BBC Radio 6 Music broadcaster Stuart Maconie, alongside the BBC Concert Orchestra and Manchester?s composer and conductor Joe Duddell will return with new dates in March 2026.
Jonny Mansfield Quartet
Winner of the prestigious Kenny Wheeler Jazz Prize, vibraphonist Jonny is regarded as one of the UK's outstanding young jazz talents as his performance with Empirical at their Crucible concert in demonstrated.
Daoirí Farrell
Dublin singer and bouzouki player Daoirí Farrell burst onto the international folk music scene with two prestigious BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2017 and has since been hailed by the greats of Irish folk music.
Weave
Fresh new post punk quartet, Weave announce a huge hometown show at Yellow Arch in March. Expect huge riffs, moshpits and pure chaos.
