Named in loving memory of our former festival director, Sarah Nulty, this stage stands as the beating heart of Tramlines – set against the stunning green backdrop of Parkwood Springs Hills.
Here’s where the big moments happen: legendary sets, sing-along anthems, and memories made in the sunshine.

Previous performers have included Pulp, Richard Ashcroft, Courteeners, Paul Heaton, DMA’s, Blossoms, Kaiser Chiefs, Sam Fender, Sugababes, Madness, Craig David, Stereophonics, The Kooks, Nile Rodgers & Chic, The Streets, Royal Blood Reytons and many more.

Home to both big laughs and big tunes, T’Other Stage serves up a perfect mix of comedy and live music across the weekend. Afternoons are packed with sets from stand-up legends like Jason Manford, Russell Kane, Joel Dommett, Milton Jones, Ed Byrne and Jojo Sutherland, keeping spirits high and sides sore.

As the day rolls on, the stage transforms with an eclectic line-up of artists from across genres. Previous performers include Bloc Party, Pale Waves, Katy B, Ella Henderson, Sigrid, Annie Mac, Doves, Tom Grennan, Stefflon Don, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Snuts, Self Esteem, Jake Bugg, Little Simz, Kelis and Becky Hill. Comedy, chaos, and killer sets – it’s all happening here.

A true Sheffield icon, The Leadmill has been the city’s musical soul for over 40 years, supporting generations of artists who’ve gone on to take over the world. Its Tramlines stage keeps that spirit alive, showcasing the very best new talent from the local scene and beyond.

Expect raw energy, fresh sounds, and a glimpse at tomorrow’s headliners. Past performers have included Tom Grennan, The Reytons, Crawlers, Sports Team, Working Men’s Club, Brooke Combe, The Mary Wallopers and Wunderhorse – proof that this stage is where big journeys begin.

Welcome to The Open Arms – Tramlines’ very own pub and the ultimate spot for good vibes, great company, and a proper laugh. It’s the perfect place to grab a pint, soak up the atmosphere, and discover something a little bit different.

Kicking off with performances from local community groups like Under the Stars, the stage then hosts the Speakers Corner takeover, showcasing some of the UK’s best poets and spoken word artists. From there, things get lively with crowd-favourite karaoke sessions, rounds of Musical Bingo, and a series of themed club nights that keep the party going well into the evening. Expect surprises, singalongs, and plenty of unforgettable moments.

Tucked away from the main arena, The Library Stage is a place of discovery – the home of emerging talent and alternative sounds. Each year, it champions the winners and runners-up of our Apply to Play competition, alongside an inspiring mix of rising artists from across genres.

2023 saw the return of the Pattern + Push takeover, a celebration of South Yorkshire’s finest vocal and rap talent. With a focus on positivity, empowerment, and creativity, The Library Stage is where new voices find their spotlight.