Tramlines Sheffield: Everly Pregnant Brothers unveil "F*** Worcestershire Sauce" banner in tribute to beloved city

At 1.30pm on Saturday, July 23, the parody band performed on the Sarah Nulty main stage and brought all kinds of progressiveness by telling, "All the lads in the audience, don't be d*ckheads to women."

But the banner that spanned the stage evoked the loudest applause from the crowd. It read: "F*** Worcester Sauce and F*** The Tories".

In addition to the obvious political message against the ruling government, the jab at Worcestershire Sauce was also made clear.

People unfamiliar with Sheffield's Henderson's Relish frequently confuse it with Worcestershire Sauce, which is no comparison when it comes to flavour.

The band also engaged the audience in a massive call-and-response sing-along during 'Chip Pan's On Fire' and 'No Oven, No Pie,' with frontman Big Shaun signing off with "Three words for all of you: F*** the Tories."

Friday, July 22 marked the beginning of Tramlines 2022, at Hillsborough Park to see their favourite artists perform throughout the weekend.

In an interview with the Star, the Everly Pregnant Brothers drummer Nick Bands said it felt good to be back performing for the crowds at Tramlines.

He said: "I love Tramlines. I think it's nice they moved here to Hillsborough Park and I think it's come from strength to strength.

"I think it's fabulous to be a part of the fabric of Sheffield culture and help put Sheffield on the map because everyone is kind of getting much of our homeland. It's got to be one of the best."