Best moments from Tramlines Festival in pictures
Over the weekend, thousands of music enthusiasts flocked to Hillsborough Park in Sheffield to attend the 16th edition of the Tramlines Festival. This year’s festival featured an impressive lineup of artists, including a highly anticipated homecoming performance by the legendary band Pulp on Friday night, marking their first appearance at the event.
Among the other standout performances was Rotherham indie group The Reytons, who headlined on Saturday, and Leicester rockers Kasabian, who took the stage on Sunday. The festival was full of energy and excitement as fans gathered to enjoy live music from some of their favorite artists.
One of the memorable moments of the weekend was when The Reytons announced that they would be performing at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on 6 December for a one-off show. Frontman Jonny Yerrell expressed his excitement about the upcoming performance, emphasizing the significance of playing at a venue with such a rich history and legacy in both music and sports.
Reflecting on the experience, Yerrell mentioned the special connection between the band and their fans, drawing parallels between the thrill of a live performance and the excitement of a championship match. He highlighted the energy and passion that they bring to their shows, promising to deliver an unforgettable performance in the heart of the capital.
In addition to the headlining acts, the festival also showcased a diverse range of talent, with performances from Franz Ferdinand, Rizzle Kicks, Scouting For Girls, and Jake Bugg, among others. The eclectic lineup catered to various music tastes, ensuring that there was something for everyone to enjoy throughout the weekend.
The Tramlines Festival not only provided a platform for established artists to showcase their talents but also gave up-and-coming musicians the opportunity to share their music with a wider audience. The sense of community and camaraderie among festival-goers created a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, making the event a truly memorable experience for all who attended.
As the festival came to a close, attendees were left with lasting memories of incredible performances, shared moments with friends, and a sense of camaraderie that can only be found at live music events. The success of the 16th Tramlines Festival is a testament to the enduring appeal of music festivals and the power of live music to bring people together in celebration of art and creativity.