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The Sheffield culture guide written by in-the-know locals

Wublines

£12.50–15

The Wub Club are taking over Forge Warehouse for Wublines with three stages, over 30 artists, an ‘iconic special guest’ and ‘huge secret headliner’. Every genre of dance music will be represented, from acid house and rare-groove to jungle and hardcore.

Legendary drum and bass DJ and producer Ray Keith (uncle of Joy Orbison!) makes up part of the lineup. Regarded as a pivotal figure of the early UK Jungle/DnB scene, he’s been influencing artists ever since the 80s.

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Fri. 24 July 2026 — Sun. 26 July 2026

Gut Level

Three days of leftfield, fun, adventurous club music. Friday leans into the experimental. Saturday marks Gut Level's first birthday, with Dublin selector Cáit. Sunday hands the reins to Vanity Projects for a finale of rap, pop and electronica.

Bear Tree Records

Tucked away upstairs in the craft workshops of Orchard Square, Bear Tree Records was set up by Joe Blanchard – a familiar face to many who have flicked through various Sheffield vinyl racks over the years.

Folk Train

A surreal combination of folk bands, music lovers, alcohol and regular commuters on a packed and ageing Northern Rail carriage, with a Peak District pub as the destination.

Sounds of Now: Feldman & Harrison

Sat. 5 September 2026

Crucible Theatre

Music in the Round's Sounds of Now series begins this autumn with GBSR Duo. These musicians are known for bold, fearless programming and are fast emerging as the leading interpreter of Morton Feldman’s music.