More than 38,000 music descended on Hillsborough Park to take in the excitement of the 18th edition of the Tramlines Festival last weekend.
The event, which first started in 2009 has played host to lots of musical royalty over the years ranging from local heroes such as Reverend & The Makers and Pulp to talents like Nile Rodgers, Sam Fender and Kasabian among others.
And this year was again a resounding success, with our reporters capturing all the excitement of Fatboy Slim, Courteeners, Wolf Alice, Rick Astley and many more in what once again proved to be an occasion for the memory books.
It’s just another example of a great musical weekend in a city which has a history for producing great talents.
But what is the greatest gig or concert to have taken place in Sheffield?
We asked our readers to share their thoughts and this is how they responded.
5. Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones were mentioned by many in our comments section. Pictured here is Mick Jagger and the group on stage at Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield, in August 2006.
6. Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen has performed in Sheffield three times in his career. The first of which was in front of a reported 80,000 fans at a packed out Bramall Lane, which hosted a concert for the first time. | Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
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7. The Beach Boys
The Beach Boys perform at Sheffield's Fiesta nightclub, which was reportedly the biggest in Europe when it was built, in December 1970. | Getty Images
8. Led Zeppelin
Bringing their Winter 1971 tour to the grounds of Sheffield University, Led Zeppelin played a mammoth three hour set to a packed venue – with tickets to get in only costing £1 for the November 18 show.