Tramlines: full line-up, resale tickets and pre-sale details for next year’s edition
Excitement is building ahead of the much-loved Tramlines music festival
Tramlines returns to Sheffield this weekend as thousands of music-lovers prepare to descend on Hillsborough Park for an unforgettable three day extravaganza of live performances and fun in the sun.
First formed in 2009, Tramlines is an event which has gone from strength to strength over the last 17 years, so much so that this year’s festival has reached full capacity.
That’s little surprise when looking at the stellar line-up on offer which includes Courteeners, Fatboy Slim and Reverend & The Makers among others.
However, with just hours to go until the event gets underway, there’s still a small window of opportunity to grab a last-minute ticket via the resale system detailed on the festival’s official website.
Resale tickets for Friday and Sunday are priced at £60 for a standard ticket. Meanwhile, Saturday tickets are slightly more expensive at £70.
A standard ticket for the full weekend is priced at £170.
Tramlines line-up
After the success of previous years, this edition once again promises to be an action-packed weekend with a range of talented artists from various different musical genres.
Fatboy Slim and Kaiser Chiefs are the headline acts for Friday.
Norman Quentin Cook, known professionally as Fatboy Slim, is a London-born DJ who catapulted himself to prominence during the 1990s with club classics like Praise You, The Rockefeller Skank and Right Here Right Now.
Kaiser Chiefs are slightly closer to home, hailing from Leeds, and are known for hits such as Modern Way, Ruby and I Predict A Riot among others.
Saturday belongs to Manchester-based Indie group The Courteeners, known for hits such as Modern Love and Not Nineteen Forever.
There’s also performances from Stockport-based band The Blossoms, who are famous for hits like Charlamagene and There’s A Reason Why. And that’s without mentioning Rick Astley, singer of the hit 1987 song Never Gonna Give You Up.
Wolf Alice, who are known for songs like Smile and Delicious Things, headline the final night of the festival.
While Tramlines’ final night also features big performances from Wet Dream singers Wetleg - along with local Sheffield favourites Reverend & The Makers, who are perhaps best known at the moment for the hit Silence is Talking which was taken into the hearts of fans of the England national team during the 2026 World Cup.
How to get pre-sale tickets for Tramlines 2027
Those looking ahead to next year can sign up now for 2027 early bird ticket access via the Tramlines website.
Super early birds drop on Friday 31st July at one hour before general sale at 1pm. Weekend tickets, VIP + The Fancy Bit packages and payment plans will be available.