Leadmill

This is meant to be a victory tour for Maisie’s first album, You Signed Up For This; it’s actually a victory tour for the journey each audience member has been on since first hearing these songs.

What's the Leadmill like when no bad vibes are allowed? Tom Roper went to see The Go! Team to find out.

The greatest trick the veteran comedian and magician pulls is convincing the world that his vehemently vexatious views are real, writes Wayne Hoyle.

Can the biggest band you've never heard of do it on a Sunday night in Sheffield?

Two years late but more relevant than ever: why Britain needs Grace Petrie.

Taking place at venues across Sheffield, Strange Days’ triumphant one-day extravaganza had Prima Queen, Modern Woman and Everything Everything in between.

The power pop veterans play classic album Seamonsters in full, alongside other anthems of love and loss.

The Mancunian foursome delight a spirited Sheffield crowd with a set spanning their entire career to date.

River Hawley brings his flow to a much-loved Sheffield stage.

Returning to The Leadmill after three years, indie rockers Bombay Bicycle Club performed a set full of fan favourites ahead of their run of summer festivals.

Playing their biggest headline show to date, Minds Idle’s sell-out Leadmill gig shows huge promise for the new Sheffield band.

Flashing lights, soulful energy and an adoring crowd – Miles Kane brought his long-awaited Change the Show tour to Sheffield for a special performance at The Leadmill.

The literate indie rockers return to Sheffield buoyed by their best record in years.

Circular riffs and a tight rhythm section form a perfect framework for the Sprechgesang seer's droll vignettes.

Brutality and transcendence from adopted Sheffielders, Working Men's Club.

Returning home to a sold-out Leadmill, Self Esteem showcased her pop prowess with a set of entrancing fan favourites.

Sports Team leave an ecstatic Leadmill crowd wanting more, following a set packed with energy and leather.

Stage dives, crowd surfs and karaoke – Easy Life indulged in escapism at their intimate sold-out gig at Leadmill’s Steel Stage in celebration of their debut album, Life’s a Beach

The line-up of comedy heading to the space over the next few months is the stuff of dreams. Rhys James' four-time postponed show, Snitch, was a great way to kick things off .

Supercharged and exhilarating, Squid’s live rendition of their debut post-punk influenced record Bright Green Field mesmerised Leadmill’s main room, marking an epic comeback for gigs.