Belle & Sebastian extend 30th anniversary tour with Sheffield City Hall show – How to get tickets

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The Glasgow indie-pop veterans will be performing at Sheffield City Hall in December 2026, celebrating 30-years of Tigermilk and If You’re Feeling Sinister – Here’s how to get tickets

If you’ve ever been to a Belle & Sebastian concert you will immediately notice how tuned-in their fanbase is. So, when the iconic indie-pop veterans announced in June that they were extending their 30th anniversary tour, with a show at Sheffield City Hall to celebrate three decades since releasing the iconic albums Tigermilk and If You’re Feeling Sinister, it was welcome news – Click here to book tickets

Originally debuting back in 1996, each album has earned legendary standing over the years, frequently featuring on all-time best rankings with tracks that have graced countless playlists and mixtapes for decades.

As part of these additionally announced dates, the Glasgow band will perform at Sheffield City Hall on December 19, 2026, playing If You’re Feeling Sinister in its entirety alongside other fan favourites.

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Gig travel advice

BY CAR: Pre-book concert parking

Fans can pre-book parking for selected venues and nearby car parks before travelling, helping take the hassle out of finding a space on the night.

Q-Park Charles Street and Q-Park Rockingham Street offer convenient parking for visitors attending events at Sheffield City Hall, with parking spaces located within easy walking distance of the venue — Don’t forget to use promo code CITYHALL35 to receive a 35% discount.

BY TRAIN: Travelling by train?

Plan your journey and buy train tickets now via Trainline UK - Click here.

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