So much happens in Sheffield every week!
This is our comprehensive event listing page for every single event that gets submitted to our website - from small workshops and community events to international sporting fixtures and citywide festivals.
So if you're looking for something specific, please use the filter tags and date search below, to help narrow the event listings results for what you'd really like to see/find.
Alternatively, visit our What's On page for seasonal highlights and roundups of the bigger events happening in Sheffield.
All Events in Sheffield
Shanghai Treason
Shanghai Treason play lives at Yellow Arch Studios on 20 December 2025.
Christmas Big-Band Ding-Dong
A family-friendly afternoon of festive tunes and Xmas cheer!
Pale Sailor
Pale Sailor, Ugly Jumper and Smallworld hit Yellow Arch, Sheffield on their run of northern shows this January!
Crywank
Legends of the scene Crywank return to Sheffield on their final UK tour before taking a 2 year break! Support comes from the incredible Gordian Stimm.
Barefoot & Fly
Barefoot & Fly live at the Samuel Worth Chapel
Faint Paint
Faint Paint are a Sheffield four-piece making melodic, emotionally rich guitar music with a cinematic streak. Their songs drift between the classic and the strange — blending dreamy textures, tight vocal harmonies and a sharp ear for melody.
Jakub Klimiuk Quintet
London-based Polish guitarist and composer Jakub Klimiuk brings his quintet to Sheffield Jazz with a new set of material, a follow-up to the critically acclaimed album ‘(un)balanced’.
Fuck It
Hard Copy presents Fuck It, Revival, Shreds, Accelerated Mutation & BumWave live at the Lughole, on Saturday 24 January 2026.
Disgusting Sisters
Part pop, part punk, fully unhinged. Play it loud. The chaotic electronic pop rock duo of real-life sisters making loud, weird & emotionally charged bangers inspired by their teenage playlists, sibling chaos, and their favourite dysfunctional billionaires (yes, the name comes from Succession).
The Real McKenzies
You know these songs. Even if you’ve never even been to Scotland, even if you’re not a seafaring type, you know them. That’s because the twelve anthems—and make no mistake, these are anthems—The Real McKenzies have picked for this new album have been sung by others for decades, if not centuries.
