Tramlines 2023 has actually simply completed however early riser tickets for next summertime’s celebration are to go on sale today.
The 15th edition of Tramlines Festival, billed as Sheffield’s Biggest Party, has actually finished up after another legendary 3 days of music, art and funny (and mud!).
Organisers have actually revealed that early riser tickets will go on sale for Tramlines 2024 today, costing £89.50. Only a very restricted variety of tickets are available at this rate from today, from 6pm (July 24) from www.tramlines.org.uk.
40,000 revellers a day attended this year’s sold-out Tramlines which saw a secret set from McFly, heading efficiencies from Courteeners, Richard Ashcroft, Paul Heaton, Katy B, Sugababes and homegrown Yorkshire skill in abundance with sets from Kaiser Chiefs, October Drift, Franz Von, Rumbi Tauro, and this year’s Apply To Play winner, Harri Larkin.
In normal British style, the paradises came down on crowds at Hillsborough Park, however the spirit of Sheffield did not fluctuate.
Tramlines Festival Operations Director Timm Cleasby said: “We’d like to state a huge thank you to individuals of Sheffield, the City Council and particularly the citizens around Hillsborough Park for having us as soon as again this year. Tramlines has actually turned into an extraordinary event of regional, nationwide and global music and culture and we’re pleased to play our part.
“We aim to satisfy the high expectations and requirements of both celebration goers and the neighborhood whose lives are impacted by our usage of the park. With the assistance of Sheffield City Council and the Health and Safety group, we prepared for rain and generated substantial additional procedures to satisfy the tough conditions and open securely all weekend.
“Our duty to return the park to its typical condition for the satisfaction of everybody is taken extremely seriously by our whole management group.”
Tramlines will range from Friday, July 26 – Sunday, July 28 next year.
