Sheffield’s popular music festival returned to the city on Friday, with the likes of Sam Fender, Kasabian, Madness and Sheffield’s own Self Esteem as part of the huge line-up of acts.
Voted ‘Best Metropolitan Festival’ at the 2019 UK Festival Awards, the event, held at Hillsborough Park, saw sell-out crowds over the weekend with revellers from the city and across the UK.
Even though the no re-entry policy upset some of the festival goers, many were pleased that Tramlines improved its facilities by adding more food trucks and space to accommodate larger crowds.
Here are some of Tramlines 2022's highlights, as many eagerly anticipate the return of the festival in 2023.
Photographer Dean Atkins was there to capture the moments.
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Sheffield Eurovision hero Sam Ryder delights the T'Other Stage crowd Photo: Dean Atkins
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Tramlines 2022 returns to Hillsborough Park Photo: Dean Atkins