Tramlines
Stereophonics’ Kelly Jones
When: 20-22 July
Where: Hillsborough Park, Sheffield
Who’s headlining: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Stereophonics, Craig David’s TS5
Who else is playing: Clean Bandit, Blossoms, De La Soul, Jake Bugg
Tickets: £79, weekend ticket
Parklife and Tramlines should really organise a season pass for both – the Oasis hordes will be planning their summer tour of picturesque lager-flinging locales as we speak.
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Courteeners, Two Door Cinema Club and Nile Rogers & CHIC Credit: Getty -
Tramlines Festival Credit: Getty Tributes paid after Tramlines Festival director Sarah Nulty dies, aged 36
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Credit: Press The Charlatans confirmed as first Tramlines festival headliner
Mike Skinner, Honeyblood and Rolo Tomassi also join Sheffield festival bill
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Credit: Getty The Cribs toast adopted 'hometown show' at Tramlines festival headline in Sheffield
The Wakefield band say they are holding out from playing new tracks until the lyrics are finished
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Credit: Getty Public Enemy to play Tramlines Festival 2014
The hip-hop group join The Cribs and Katy B on the bill for the Sheffield event
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Credit: Press The Cribs, Deap Vally, Katy B announced for Tramlines Festival
The Sheffield event takes place across 50 venues
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Credit: Andy Willsher/NME Roots Manuva, We Are Scientists, Toddla T for Sheffield's Tramlines Festival
Rolo Tomassi, Field Music, Spector will also play the free Yorkshire event
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Credit: Danny North/NME Ash, Futureheads, Rolo Tomassi for Sheffield's Tramlines Festival
Duke Spirit and Los Campesinos! also booked for free event
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The Watchmen Movie Premiere screening featuring Gallows Live. Credit: Tim Cochrane Gallows, Rolo Tomassi, Tinchy Stryder added to Tramlines festival 2010 line-up
Acts join Mystery Jets, Echo & The Bunnymen and 65daysofstatic at the free event
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Credit: PA Archive/Press Association Ima Echo And The Bunnymen, Mystery Jets for Sheffield Tramlines festival
Craig David, Toddla T also for multi-venue bash
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The Camden Crawl after party featuring live sets from Drew McConnell, John McLure and Lee Mavers. The La's and The Rascals pull out of Tramlines festival
Reverend And The Makers, Little Boots are still playing the bash
