Music

Sheffield's annual electronic music festival falls victim to funding and production cost issues – but organisers say it will return in 2024.

Aching jaws and sore necks as Buzz Lightyear kick out the jams.

The veteran songwriter, producer and performer tells us about his involvement in the Music Venue Trust's United By Music campaign and his upcoming Sheffield gig as part of it.

The indie-pop veterans have spent decades honing their craft – and it shows in a set that radiates a love for live performance.

We speak to the Sheffield-based duo who found their path to electronic music through the mysterious music emanating from Germany in the 1970s.

Over two nights, the Sheffield sons take us from the city's streets to outer space and back again. They are here to prove a point.

With its forbidden music board and jerry-rigged skip button, The Rutland Arms is swimming against the anti-jukebox tide. Just like Sheffield, it likes to buck the trend.

A band with a cowboy boot on one foot and Doc Martens on the other, the London-Nottingham four-piece tell us about their songcraft, their plans for the future – and the humour to be found in the mundane.

With two cinematic, cross-genre EPs under his belt, Sheffield's Tom Jarvis tells us about his inspirations, self-imposed creative rules – and how the band name is "a bit metal".

The city festival’s third instalment proved a great success, with standout sets from Ziyad Al-Samman and CMAT, alongside great food and drink.