Tramlines Festival taking place over Sheffield city centre from 25 – 27 July have added a further 30 new additions to the lineup which now boasts in excess of 100 artists. The new announcements include Sister Sledge playing the main stage on Saturday, Tiga joins the Friday lineup and TOY will be play at The Leadmill on Sunday 27th.

These acts join the previously confirmed Public Enemy, Katy B, The Cribs, Annie Mac, Toddla T Sound (Live), Deap Vally, The Gaslamp Killer, Gold Panda, The Wedding Present, Simian Mobile Disco, Benji B, The Rifles, Jonwayne, Maurice Fulton, Slow Club, Ms Dynamite, Shift K3Y and dozens more.

More new talent appears elsewhere on the festival site, this time from the world of drum and bass, in the form of the DJ / producer DLR. Signed to Goldie’s label Metalheadz, DLR will play at The Night Kitchen on Saturday 26 July as part of a Metalheadz label takeover, alongside fellow label signing, Lenzman and more.

Sheffield is renowned for being at the forefront of underground music, so it’s no surprise to see a huge amount of local talent appearing in this next round of lineup announcements. DJ and producer Chris Duckenfield returns to Tramlines after his set at Toddla T Brings You Sheffield vs Detroit last year. Also added is The DJ Pipes, the creator of Sheffield’s legendary night, Kabal. Meanwhile, one of 2014’s most promising artists and BBC6Music playlist regular Mike Hughes, will return to the Cathedral for a full-band set.

Advance weekend tickets are on sale now at £28 (plus 10% booking fee). Weekend tickets are available in advance only. Tickets will be available for sale on the door for £16 per day, or £48 for all three days. A number of tickets are also now on sale from Sheffield University.

Added to the line-up Auntie Flo, Alex Smoke, Blossomer, Checan, Chris Duckenfield, The DJ Pipes, DLR| DMK, Ekkah, The Hot Soles, Jack Opus, The Junglist Alliance, Kidnap Kid, Laurel Canyons Lenzman, LO Shea Live, M.O., Metalheadz label night, Mike Hughes, Nicky Blackmarket, Peggy Sue, See Emily Play, Sister Sledge, Snakehips Live, Tiga, TOY, We Were Evergreen, Whilst, Woman's Hour