Tramlines: Super early bird tickets for 2023 go on sale after sell-out success of Sheffield music festival
Super early bird Tramlines tickets for 2023 are going on sale today for fans who can't get enough of the sell-out Sheffield music festival.
A spokesman confirmed they will be £79.50 for the three-day event, the same as this year.
Organisers are expecting plenty of interest after a sell-out success in Hillsborough Park this weekend, which attracted 35,000 people a day.
Booking will go live from 6pm today (Monday, July 25).
This year’s Tramlines starred Sam Fender, Kasabian, Madness and Sheffield’s own Self Esteem as part of a huge line-up of acts.
There was controversy as organisers announced the return of the ‘no re-entry’ policy, where ticketholders were unable to come back in once they leave the grounds.
Rolled out last year as part of Covid-19 safety measures, it was unpopular with some because it meant people could no longer nip home or leave to support local businesses.
But many were pleased Tramlines added more food trucks and space to accommodate larger crowds.
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