The Leadmill

Having supported ska icons such as The Specials & The Skatalites, The Skints are quickly becoming the next big thing in the legacy of the UK ska punk scene.

Former N-Dubz man and one of the most recognisable MCs on the planet, Dappy brings his crowd-pleasing set to Sheffield this October.

Sheffield icons Milburn return to their second home for a 15 year celebration of their seminal debut album Well Well Well.

Welsh post-hardcore masters & Kerrang sweethearts Holding Absence spend their Halloween with us in Sheffield, armed with riffs and hooks galore.

Having worked on her latest album with Romeo Stodart of The Magic Numbers, Ren Harvieu presents an evening of classy, timeless pop balladery.

The U.K.'s best selling country act of all time, The Shires showcase their timeless songwriting and perfect harmonies in acoustic format this November.

Sheffield soul-rock masters Bang Bang Romeo return to The Leadmill for the first time since their European stadium tour with P!nk.

The world's longest-running and most successful tribute to the mighty Cure, The Cureheads joins us for an evening of brooding anthems this November.

Fast-rising and constantly impressing, Porridge Radio join us at The Leadmill for an evening of sprawling post-punk excellence.

Sheffield art-pop empress Self Esteem brings her stunningly arranged and socially aware pop back to her hometown for a huge Leadmill show.

Veterans of the U.K. music scene, indie-pop raconteurs Scouting For Girls return to Sheffield playing their classic songs, as well as new material.

One of the UK's most talked-about rock acts, the mighty Sleep Token bring their album tour to The Leadmill.

One of the hottest new bands coming up through the ranks, FUR come to The Leadmill with all the 70's tinted retro-pop brilliance you could ask for.

London post-punks Shame finally hit the road and visit The Leadmill in support of their latest incredible record Drunk Tank Pink.

Yorkshire dance-punks Working Men's Club return to The Leadmill following their sold-out socially distanced show earlier this year.

In-demand Scottish indie outfit The Snuts hit the road for their first tour following the release of their U.K. #1 debut album.

Part of the new generation of bedroom-pop savants, the wonderful Thomas Headon brings his tour to Sheffield this November.

Still going strong as ever after 30 years on the scene, Brighton folk-rockers Levellers bring their iconic live show back to The Leadmill.

Beloved indie-rock quintet You Me At Six play an intimate album launch show at The Leadmill, in collaboration with Bear Tree Records.

Long-standing NYC alt-rockers We Are Scientists make their long-awaited return to Sheffield in support of their upcoming album Huffy.

Chesterfield's finest indie-rock ensemble The Crooks cross the border into Sheffield for an evening of singalong indie anthems.

9-piece ska & reggae icons The Dualers make a highly-anticipated stop in Sheffield, ahead of their phenomenal Wembley Arena finale.

Fuzzed-out, pop-infused rockers October Drift return to The Leadmill for yet another round of their world-class, adrenaline-fulled live show.

Brighton riff-masters Tigercub tour their phenomenal new album As Blue As Indigo, hitting up Sheffield following support slots with Royal Blood.

Iconic folk-punk outfit Ferocious Dog bring their incendiary live show to The Leadmill this December for a seasonal evening to remember!

Famed for their expertly crafted take on Britpop, 00's alt-rock icons Starsailor come to Sheffield this December!

Jaret & Rob of beloved US pop-punk outfit Bowling For Soup bring their acoustic sing-a-long show to Sheffield this December.

A truly unique live experience, Old Dirty Brasstards bring their huge 10-piece band to Sheffield for one hell of a Christmas party.

Scouse indie-pop star Zuzu brings her live show to Sheffield this December, having stunned crowds opening for Blossoms at the U.K.'s first Covid pilot event.

The godfather of alternative rock, esteemed solo performer and former Reuben frontman Jamie Lenman comes to The Leadmill this December!

Massive synths, killer grooves and synchronized dance are all on the checklist when International Teachers of Pop roll into town. The Sheffield/Nottingham supergroup are finally able to play songs from their acclaimed 2020 release 'Pop Gossip' to a live audience, and this stop at The Leadmill is sure to see the band in full force.

London indie-pop trio Deco bring the party to Sheffield next January, hot off a world-beating set at this year's Tramlines Festival!

Liverpool's prince of indie, prolific songwriter and unbeatable performer, Miles Kane brings his Change The Show tour to The Leadmill next January!

Fusing their indie-rock prowess with jangle-pop sensibilities, The Night Cafe return to the road with a stop at The Leadmill.

Legendary actor and outstanding musician Kiefer Sutherland brings his signature brand of honky-tonk blues and classic country back to Sheffield next February!

Not many electronic acts get to a stage where their live show is revered, catch the excellent Sian Evans with Kosheen in Sheffield next February.

Scottish blues-rock virtuosos King King are sure to bring riffs by the bucket-load when they stop by The Leadmill next February.

Renowned 80s tribute act Atomic celebrate anthems by the likes of Madonna, a-ha, Pet Shop Boys, Kim Wilde and more with their infectiously renditions.

Taking cues from legendary post-punk acts such as The Fall and Pere Ubu, the superb Dry Cleaning are set to play a stormer in Sheffield next March.

Cult hero and festival favourite Beans On Toast brings his gloriously confessional antifolk anthems back to The Leadmill next February!

Milton Keynes rapper and viral sensation Niko B hits the road next year, putting his slick beats and unique sense of humor on display at The Leadmill.

Legendary Liverpool indie outfit The Coral celebrate 20 years of their seminal debut album with us next year when they stop by The Leadmill!

A trio of the UK's finest tributes make up Manchester Calling, with The Total Stone Roses, The Smiths Presumably & Oaysis taking you back in time!

Indie-pop wunderkind Alfie Templeman brings his full band to Sheffield to recreate the sounds of his excellent bedroom-pop anthems.

One of the most influential rock acts of all time, and revered favorite of iconic DJ John Peel, The Undertones get their teenage kicks in Sheffield next March.

Massive riffs, earth-shaking beats and full-throttle rock bangers, mighty Canadian duo cleopatrick come to Sheffield next March!

Touring the U.K. with their classic Americana sound, The Bros. Landreth are set to transport their Sheffield crowd to the fringes of the U.S. next March.

Synonymous with the U.K. festival scene, reggae collective Gentleman's Dub Club return to The Leadmill for an evening of heavy rhythms and massive grooves.

Bedroom-pop pioneer Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly celebrates 15 years of his debut album The Chronicles of a Bohemian Teenager, playing the album in its entirety.

Heavyweights of the global blues-rock circuit The Kris Barras Band present an evening of full-throttle riffs when they stop by The Leadmill next March.

Sheffield’s very own Everly Pregnant Brothers play a very special ‘Judas’ show! All electric, no ukes, one night only in the heart of the city.

Seamlessly weaving together genres such as hip-hop, dub and neo-soul, London-born Greentea Peng brings her excellent live show to The Leadmill.

Australian psych-surf aficionados Ocean Alley make their long-awaited Sheffield debut next April, bringing the sunshine to Yorkshire!

Scotland's jangle-pop pioneers Teenage Fanclub return to The Leadmill once again in 2022 as part of their Endless Arcade tour.

Essex county ska excellence, Death of Guitar Pop bring their up-tempo 2-tone anthems to Sheffield on their Pukka Sounds tour.

Receiving plaudits from acclaimed bands such as IDLES and Daughters, post-punk conquistadors Bambara bring the thunder to Sheffield next April.

Legendary alt-rock outfit Sea Power (formerly known as British Sea Power) make their long-awaited return to Sheffield as part of their Everything Was Forever tour!

Synth-wave innovators Black Marble bring their gigantic sound to Sheffield next May, introducing touches of gothic 80s darkness to their pulsing electronics.

One of the 80's most timeless and iconic rock acts, Scottish new-wave legends Big Country stop by Sheffield on their Wonderland tour.

Australian indie-rockers Planet come over to the UK for a long-awaited headline tour, following their 2018 support run with DMAs.

London-based indie quartet The Big Moon venture out on their first headline tour in two years, performing tracks from the brilliant Walking Like We Do.

Icelandic Eurovision sensation Daði Freyr presents an evening of infectious pop anthems and TikTok ready dance routines.