Sheffield Jazz present Still Waters, a project born out of a long friendship between Henry Lowther and bassist Dave Green.

Opus and Now Then present a very special show, with two fantastic songwriters in a beautiful, intimate setting, nestled in leafy Nether Edge.

Returning to their home city after many years, songwriter and musician Simon Lethem will be showcasing the album Lessons in Life with singer Rachel Gerrard.

A new show from Jamie Campbell, the inspiration behind the hit musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie. It tells the story from the point of view of his drag-queen alter-ego Fifi la True.

A drum and bass MC turned singer-songwriter described as being “like the love-child of Steel Pulse, Kate Tempest and the Sleaford Mods.”

Music for the future.

A two-day festival of nature and wellbeing in three of the city's beautiful green spaces.

Sheffield Jazz present a loving celebration of the jazz giant Julian ‘Cannnonball’ Adderley.

University of Sheffield’s spring concert.

The sounds of West Africa and the West Indies come together, as Zion Train and K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade meet face-to-face with one thing in common: good vibes.

A uniquely engaging mix of African, punk and minimalist influences, based around the gyil – a Ghanaian xylophone.

The internationally-acclaimed saxophonist and his outstanding new group pay tribute to jazz icon John Coltrane.

A unique musical experience inspired by Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, Concerto is a deconstructed and re-orchestrated exploration of the legacy of war and the healing power of music to overcome tragedy.

A story of 50 years of Park Hill, with music by Richard Hawley. Our review coming soon...

A cycle of Schubert's major piano sonatas, alongside music by Ravel.

Opus and Now Then present a multi-room party featuring a 10-piece that effortlessly blends Future Jazz, afro beats, heavy dubs and blistering musicianship into their own sound.

The high-energy ska band come to town with their brand new album, Give It Up!

Sheffield Jazz present the unsurpassable talent of Harry Allen.

Let’s see what happens when you mix 1980s pop music from Sheffield’s Atomic 80s band, the LGBT+ community, and the singer from the Everly Pregnant Brothers.

A rousing gig to round off the Sheffield Jazz spring season.