When it comes to musical heritage, Sheffield is right up there with the likes of London, Manchester and Liverpool when it comes to producing talented bands and artists.
Over the years, bands like Arctic Monkeys, The Human League, Pulp, Bring Me The Horizon, Def Leppard and Milburn have all risen to prominence to put the Steel City on the map - while there’s also terrific artists like Paul Carrack and Richard Hawley that have had great solo careers as well.
Sheffield has historically always been a hotbed for talent to emerge due to the range of amazing venues in the city.
It has venues designed specifically for young hungry talents to perform in front of smaller crowds to harness their potential - while in equal measure the city also boasts bigger places like the Sheffield Arena which are tailored to more established artists to perform in front of thousands of people.
With all that in mind, we asked music lovers in Sheffield to share some of their favourite memories of going to gigs - and these were just a few of the most popular ones.
1. Michael Jackson
Jacqueline Wild said: "Michael Jackson." This picture is taken of the the King of Pop at the Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield in 1997. | Sheffield Newspapers
2. The Beatles
Bel Mary said: "The Beatles at the Gaumont Sheffield." This picture shows Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr with Beatles fans at Sheffield City Hall on November 2, 1963. | Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
3. Oasis
Noel Gallagher is pictured on stage during the Oasis concert at Sheffield Arena in 1997. Perhaps the band's greatest concert in Sheffield came at the same venue on April 22, 1995. Rob Kent said: "Oasis at the Arena 95 Afterparty at the Nelson Mandela building until noon on the Sunday. All the band there, Mani, Charlatans etc there. Chemical Bros dj-ing. Still got the ticket signed by Liam." | Sheffield Newspapers
4. Bruce Springsteen
This picture shows the crowd at the Bruce Springsteen concert at Bramall Lane, Sheffield in July 1988 during his Tunnel of Love Tour. | Local Library