Tramlines Festival which takes place from Friday 31st July - Sunday 2nd August at Hillsborough Park in Sheffield, has announced the first wave of artists for this year's festival including all three headliners.   Friday will see the legendary Ian Brown top the bill, Catfish And The Bottlemen return to headline the Saturday night, while Madness will close Tramlines on Sunday.

Artists joining Ian Brown on Friday include The Kooks, Pale Waves, La Roux, and The Pigeon Detectives.  On Saturday Catfish & The Bottlemen will be joined by DMA's, Dizzee Rascal, The Sherlocks, Lucy Spraggan, and many more.  While Sunday will see the likes of The Hives, The Fratellis, Sister Sledge, and Sundara Karma joining Madness.

Tramlines Festival Operations Director, Timm Cleasby commented,

"I'm proper excited for us to bring this line up to Sheffield. Big names for Sheffield's biggest party. Gettin' the F.E.A.R. with Ian Brown on Friday Night, right through to Sunday Madness, It Must Be Love. With some of Yorkshire's finest bands too, I Hate To Say I Told You So, but it's going to be Bonkers. See you in the park."

five stages of music, comedy, performance, art, and handpicked food and craft ales. There's more to be announced.

Tramlines features 70 artists across four stages, plus comedy, a pop-up cinema, an expanded family area and a food and drink line-up unlike anything the area’s ever seen. As ever, the festival will be championing local talent and celebrating creativity in Sheffield, with a strong focus on local talent.

Tramlines Line Up

Ticket Information

Weekend 12 years old and over: £130.00 plus booking fees
Weekend under 12's: Free
Friday 12 years old and over: £45.00 plus booking fees
Friday under 12's: Free
Saturday 12 years old and over: £50.00 plus booking fees
Saturday under 12's: Free
Sunday 12 years old and over: £50.00 plus booking fees
Sunday under 12's: Free

Tramlines also offers a number of VIP options information available from Gigantic