Unique, beautiful music that premiered at the 2018 London Jazz Festival, exploring themes of conservation and nature.

Although you may not yet have heard of him, Fergus McCreadie is a phenomenal young pianist and his trio is one of the hottest, most exciting young groups in European jazz at the moment. Don't miss him when Sheffield Jazz bring him to town.

The Tuesday Club hosts Noisia's last ever Sheffield show, as part of their farewell tour. With support from Black Sun Empire, Levela, Kyrist and lots more.

An enchanting and soulful singer, playing with a brilliant trio featuring much sought after guitarist Rob Luft, and Rupert Cox on keys.

The Tuesday Club is back with a bang with one of the biggest names in dance music right now or its first outing of 2020.

Featuring works by Howard Skempton, Beethoven, and Vaughan Williams. With poems are sung by tenor James Gilchrist, praised by The Times as an interpreter of English song who is “in a class by himself”.

Over the last decade, Emilia Mårtensson has built a reputation as one of the most exciting young vocalists on the UK jazz scene.

An evening of music that takes us to the extremes of Beethoven’s character.

Dekmantel resident and all round party starter Young Marco makes his Tuesday Club debut. Plus support from Stevie Cox, and La Rumba head honcho Román Rocha.

Two original and totally distinctive bands representing different aspects of the stunningly varied UK jazz and improvised music scenes. 

A vibrant collaboration between UK band Word of Moth and Swiss musicians OIi Kuster and Simon Petermann; exploratory improvisation, acoustic and electronic sounds: powerful, fiery and driving music.

Hazard returns to Sheffield's Tuesday Club off the back of his brand new EP.

A great quartet fronted by two of the most original improvisers on either side of the Atlantic.

A welcome return of one of the best pianists to play in Sheffield in recent years.

A lunchtime concert featuring two of the most glorious works for violin and piano of the later Romantic period: Polish composer Karol Szymanowski’s Myths and César Franck’s majestic Sonata.

The Tuesday Club and The Night Kitchen present a special all night long set with Warehouse Music head honcho Mella Dee.

Sheffield-based saxophonist, composer and record producer Martin Archer brings a highly talented octet of musicians to revisit the electric period of Miles Davis.

Join The Tuesday Club for "a night of guaranteed vibes and unbeatable music with the best drum and bass family in the world."

A festival bringing music business education to young people alongside world-class jazz musicians.

This lunchtime concert features two of the most glorious works for violin and piano of the later Romantic period.

The Tuesday Club and Peachy team up to present a very special event in association with SheFest – a group dedicated to championing self-defining women's rights and gender equality through events, activities, workshops, film screenings and more.

A joyful showcase of Beethoven and more from the wind players of Ensemble 360.

Ensemble 360 performs two relaxed concerts for young children and their grown-ups.

A welcome return to Sheffield by Ant Law and this very talented guitar-led band.

Join Music in the Round for a leisurely Sunday of music, all while enjoying refreshments from the many independent outlets in Kommune.

Come and play along with friendly musicians from Ensemble 360 and Hallam Sinfonia. You'll play through the first movement of Beethoven’s greatest symphony, No. 5 (da-da-da-DUUUUMMM).

A trio of beautifully balanced and contrasting works, played by a thrilling performer.

A big band treat! Award-winning pianist and composer Nikki Iles’s Jazz Orchestra marks a new chapter in a long and distinguished career in British jazz.

The Tuesday Club is hosting My Nu Leng as they return to the city for the Sheffield leg of their My Nu Leng & M8s UK tour.

American rising stars, violinist Randall Goosby and pianist Jonathan Ware, make their Crucible Studio debut supported by the Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT).

Damascus-born Maya Youssef is hailed as ‘the queen of the qanun’, a traditional Syrian 78-stringed plucked zither.

Saxophonist Trish Clowes draws inspiration from the concept of an iris opening and the kaleidoscopic range of sounds which the band are exploring. Hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

One Directioner turned solo.

Alan Barnes celebrates his 60th birthday with a collection of tunes from his birth year in large-group format with new arrangements by trombonist Mark Nightingale.

Jason Rebello is one of the most inventive pianists to emerge from the UK since he burst onto the scene in the early 90s.

A welcome return to the Sheffield Jazz stage following her hugely popular 2018 Crookes gig.

Giulio Cesare (Julius Caesar), one of Handel’s most celebrated operas: a story of passion and revenge. And Così fan tutte by Mozart, a glorious music and farcical story of young love and fidelity.

An oasis of calm between the trees. With music, arts and crafts market, heritage craft workshops, and more.

Grime pioneer turned global superstar.