Amongst the new wave of artists announced for this year’s Tramlines festival in Sheffield are Smiths icon Johnny Marr, DJ Annie Mac and singer-songwriter Tom Grennan.
Taking place at Hillsborough Park over the weekend of Friday July 19 to Sunday July 21, also newly revealed are Drenge, The Futureheads, Jade Bird, Becky Hill, The Japanese House, Good Cop Bad Cop, She Drew The Gun, JAWS, Marsicans, BlackWaters, Balcony, Man & The Echo, and a selectionof breaking bands curated by promoters This Feeling for the emerging talent Library Stage.
They join the likes of previously announced Two Door Cinema Club, Courteeners, Nile Rogers & Chic, Manic Street Preachers, Circa Waves, Reverend and the Makers and Happy Mondays.
Full line-up:
Two Door Cinema Club / Courteeners / Niles Rodgers & Chic
Manic Street Preachers / Johnny Marr / Rag N Bone Man / Annie Mac / Doves
Happy Mondays / Reverend and The Makers / Miles Kane / Tom Grennan / Circa Waves / Lewis Capaldi / Drenge / Shame / Peter Hook & The Light / The Rifles / The Futureheads / Sleeper
Jade Bird / Becky Hill / The Japanese House / Good Cop Bad Cop / Sea Girls / Clean Cut Kid
She Drew The Gun / Jaws / Sports Team / Easy Life / Whenyoung / Another Sky / Anteros / Casey Lowry / Marsicans / Blackwaters / October Drift / Bloxx / Hey Charlie / Balcony / Man & The Echo / Everly Pregnant Brothers
This Feeling:
Red Rum Club / Himalayas / Planet / The Estevans / The Rosadocs
Oddity Road / The Reytons / The Wired / The Seamonsters / Cora Pearl / Bedroom High Club / Children of the State
Weekend tickets are priced from £69.50 + booking fee. Click here for more details.
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