Sam Fender, Kasabian, Madness for Tramlines 2022: Get the latest
11 November 2021, 12:12 | Updated: 7 February 2022, 16:16
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Tramlines Festival previously revealed their 2022 line-up, with Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness all set to headline.
Fender, who scored a Number 1 album last year with his second album Seventeen Going Under, will top the bill on Sarah Nulty’s Main Stage on Friday night, with the return of Kasabian closing the show on Saturday evening.
Madness finally get to deliver their headline set on Sunday, following the postponement of Tramlines in 2020 where they were originally due to appear.
The event which is held in Sheffield's Hillsborough Park between 22 and 24 July 2022, has also announced Bad Boy Chiller Crew Lady Leshurr, Alfie Templeman (Saturday) and Kelis, alongside more exciting additions including Crawlers, Bleach Lab, Baby Queen, The Clockworks and Elvana.
Comedy returns to Hillsborough with a huge Line-Up including headliners Jason Manford, Russell Kane and Seann Walsh. This latest wave of new acts will join headliners Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness with over five stages of music, a family friendly area and a genre-spanning Line-Up of performers including everyone from internationally acclaimed acts to grass roots talent. 2022 will mark the 13th edition of Sheffield’s Biggest Party.
Tramlines 2022 will also see appearances by The Wombats, The Vaccines, James, Declan McKenna, Shed Seven, Self Esteem, The Coral, Inhaler and Jade Bird.
Also on the bill are Sigrid, Becky Hill,Reverend and The Makers, Little Man Tate, Sports Team, am Ryder, Yard Act, Lottery Winners, Coach Party, Kynsy, Do Nothing, Working Men’s Club, Just Mustard, Swim School, Pixey, Everly Pregnant Brothers and many more.
Tramlines is celebrating its 13th year in 2022 and will host five stages of music, alongside a comedy line-up which will be announced shortly.
Weekend tickets have sold out, with only an extremely limited number of day tickets available from www.tramlines.org.uk
2021's Tramlines Festival took place as part of the Government’s Event Research Programme, making it the largest festival in Western Europe to go ahead since lockdown restrictions were eased. Appearing at last year's event were The Streets, Royal Blood and Supergrass.
