Celebrate 19 years of hyperdelia since Zogg blasted off in 2000.

Melodic indie rock from Sheffield. The show is in celebration of the band's new album Days of No One – drawing on both their northern roots and moody Americana. Catch these local lads done good at The Leadmill for what’s sure to be a great party.

Celebrate the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal's 200th birthday with one big day of fun on and around the water. With boat trips, canoeing, live street art and music by day, followed by more live music and DJs in Exchange Street into the early hours.

A superband bringing together two of the most exciting and innovative bands from the northern creative music scene. Mixing jazz-rock rhythms, explosive improvisation and minimal melodic lines.

One big day of music – bringing amazing sounds to unexpected places and transforming the city centre into a stage for Sheffield's talents.

"Hymns for the internet age" from Sheffield’s premier masked synth-pop artist. Expect an experience that’s equal parts disturbing, hilarious and incredibly fun, in the 16th-century timber surroundings of Bishops' House.

​​​​​​​Hope Works is celebrating its 7th birthday with a massive weekend of events that will feature some of the biggest names in the business along with new and emerging talent.

A seven-piece band from Leeds, bringing a mix of jazz, soul and funk to their own original and vibrant music. Hosted by Jazz at the Lescar.

Hypnotic and endlessly fascinating piano music, complementing documentary films on two of the US’s greatest visual artists: Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.

Tasmin Little, BBC Music Magazine’s Personality of the Year 2019, and her recital partner Piers Lane, visit Sheffield for Tasmin’s last ever recital with Music in the Round before she retires from the concert platform.

Sheffield Jazz host Karen Sharp with her long-established lineup of Nikki Iles, Dave Green and Steve Brown – world class musicians who also happen to be great friends.

Sensoria Music and Film Festival returns for 2019, presenting a unique mix of live performance, film screenings, installations, exhibitions and music industry activity.

Sensoria host the premiere live performance by a group made up of John Grant and the dark analogue electro of Wrangler (Stephen Mallinder, Phil Winter, Benge).

An evening of two Octets. Schubert's fuses the intimacy of delicate chamber music with grand outbursts on an orchestral scale, while Widmann's was conceived as its companion piece.

Drawing inspiration from the rich tradition of three-horn frontlines, evoking The Jazz Messengers, McCoy Tyner and Wynton Marsalis. Hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

A weekend of bleeps, beats and sweaty grins. Bringing together music, visual art, poetry, and workshops.

An evening of pianistic virtuosity.

A new group put together by the eponymous tenor saxophonist best known for playing in the MOBO award winning band Binker & Moses, hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

Join Sheffield Jazz and Music in the Round for this all-star band led by leading US drummer Jeff Williams.

A cycle of the complete Beethoven violin sonatas, cello sonatas and piano trios.

Marking Emily Brontë’s 200th birthday, The Unthanks turn a selection of her poems into song.

Bringing you all the best tracks from the decade. Think Blur vs Oasis, Fatboy Slim, Primal Scream, The Verve, The Chemical Brothers, Faithless, The Prodigy and a whole lot more.

String and piano quartets. Including Robert Schumann’s turbulent Piano Quartet, a piece that has been described as ‘a small piano concerto’ and is one of Ensemble 360’s favourite works.

Expect swing, fun, grooves and moods from this exciting new collaboration, hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

A concert for families, telling the heartwarming story of Chutney the Chimp and celebrating the importance of love and happiness in everyone’s lives.

Sheffield Jazz host a saxophonist that Jazzwise describe as part of "the shape of jazz to come".

The first of Music in the Round's series of concerts dedicated to Beethoven's string quartets, with Ensemble 360. Part of worldwide celebrations of the composer's 250th birthday.

Over the past twenty years, the Canadian Jensen sisters have each shaped prolific careers in contemporary jazz –  as trumpeter and saxophonist respectively.

An entertaining lunchtime concert for flute, oboe and piano, featuring glorious Baroque music, a charming trio by British composer, actor and cartoonist Madeleine Dring, and champagne cork-popping Italian opera.

One of the world’s great cabaret singers, performing original arrangements of songs by Bob Dylan and Jacques Brel, as well as some of her own.

A spellbinding exploration of Schubert’s works for solo piano concludes with an unmissable trilogy of Sonatas.

Sheffield Jazz host a true European jazz super-group.

Spend your lunchtime in the company of Music in the Round, and the sounds of a Brahms’s cello sonata and a piece for violin by Joseph Joachim.

Cellist Laura van der Heijden and pianist Tom Poster present a fascinating programme of the full range of tones and colours from cello repertoire spanning 200 years. Followed by an informal Q&A session.

Sheffield Jazz bring to town Fabled – the brainchild of saxophonist/clarinettist Sam Rapley, who has assembled a group of the UK's most exciting young musicians.

Cellist Laura van der Heijden and outstanding pianist Tom Poster lead two relaxed concerts for young children and their grown-ups, with bubbles, percussion and props.