Entertainment

Sheffield celebrates King Charles’ Coronation

Blessing Adefemi May 16, 2023

Over a hundred people were gathered at the Peace Gardens in Sheffield to celebrate the King's coronation. The 6 May event brought together people from different races, ages and cultures to celebrate the crowning of the new monarch. Sheffield celebrated this day by...

Upcoming festival set to ‘unite the community’ this weekend

Temi Idowu May 15, 2023

LevelUp with the National Videogame Museum pop-up exhibition in The Moor Market

Isobelle Castro May 3, 2023

Sheffield SU’s Beer and Cider Festival: Drinkers enjoy annual event despite downpours

Jasmine El Samad May 3, 2023

Irish pub holds ‘anti-coronation’ party

Yifan Zou May 3, 2023

Crowds get in step for Sheffield’s salsa siesta

Taylor Jones May 3, 2023

Sheffield prepares to celebrate King’s coronation

Emily Taylor May 3, 2023

Early closure of karaoke bar not enough for residents’ group

by Ben Ryan | May 2, 2023

A city-centre advocacy group says moves by Sheffield City Council to restrict the operating hours of a karaoke bar do not go far enough. The Soho bar in West One Plaza wanted a licence to stay open until 5am, but the City Council ruled it must close its doors at 2am....

Sheffield’s new politically-charged film festival inspires discussion

by Faye Reeve | May 2, 2023

A new film festival has aimed to create a political discussion around cinema in Sheffield. The Sheffield Radical Film Festival took place on 1 May with hopes to inspire and create a political discussion in celebration of International Workers’ Day. Hosted...

Metal bands still play despite losing pre-sale money

by Sachin Shaw | Apr 25, 2023

Underground hardcore metal bands Depravity and Total Recall played in Sheffield on Monday night, despite losing pre-sale money in a fallout between the promoter and the venue. The bands, joined by supporting group Balgurra, played at Record Junkee in the city centre....

Sheffield-based band set to headline Leadmill on UK debut tour this week

by Sebastian Jones | Apr 25, 2023

A psycho punk band created from the Steel City are ending their first ever UK tour at the ‘heritage’ Leadmill venue this Friday. Any Old Iron, who were first created three years ago, are set for their tour finale at the iconic musical venue. The band have...

The Tangled Dance Company open their ‘Curious Curiosity Shop’ in Sheffield

by Harsh Srivastava | Apr 18, 2023

The Tangled Dance Company continued their tour with their production “The Curious Curiosity Shop” on the 16th of April at the Weston Park Museum in Sheffield. The company was founded in 2013 by Amy Hallam, a Manchester-based dance artist & choreographer and...

Sharrow Lantern Carnival: Community parades the streets

by Marie Touray | Mar 21, 2023

An annual carnival showcasing luminous lanterns and live music saw crowds of families from Sharrow gather together on Sunday evening. The free Sharrow Lantern Carnival consisted of bright hand-crafted lanterns made by members of the Sharrow community lighting the...

Sheffield shows its culture during Afrobeats festival

by Taylor Jones | Mar 21, 2023

Sheffield hosted a sold-out Afrobeats N Brunch event, on the Moor, this past Sunday, where people from all origins could come out and express pride in their heritage. Afrobeats N Brunch dedicate themselves to showcasing the very best of Afro-Caribbean culture, through...

Thousands of vinyls sold at one of Sheffield’s biggest vinyl fairs

by John Cresswell | Mar 20, 2023

Thousands of vinyls were sold at AA Records Fair in the Moor Market last weekend which attracted people from all ages. The fair on Saturday, which was organised by Adrian Wells and Andy Wellington, saw a variety of music sold from The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper's Lonely...