Wu-Tang Clan will headline Tramlines

Tramlines 2015

Friday 24th to Sunday 26th July 2015
various venues and open spaces, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 2HB, England MAP
£30

Daily capacity: 50,000

Last updated: Tue 9th Jun 2015

The final headlining act for Tramlines has been announced as Wu-Tang Clan who lead the latest round of acts unveiled for the festival which returns for a seventh year between Friday 24th and Sunday 26th July 2015 at various venues and open spaces across Sheffield.

Other acts added to the line-up are Aquilo, Bruising, Diagrams, FURS, Gogo Penguin, The Moon, Pev n Kowton, Ultimate Painting, Lone Wolf, Hidden Orchestra, Alcest, Bodyjack, Jus Now, Polo, Cleft, and The Slow Revolt.

The new additions join a bill that already features the recently announced headliners The Charlatans, and Basement Jaxx, plus Charlotte OC, Erol Alkan, Ghostpoet, Jimmy Edgar, Kamera, Surgeon, U, Hannah Lou Clark, Kris Wadsworth, Mike Skinner (DJ Set), Rolo Tomassi, Ekkah, Honeyblood, and Kate Tempest.Buzzcocks, Sugarhill Gang, Melle Mel & Scorpio, Martha Reeves, West Street Mob, Billy Bragg, Dutch Uncles, Slaves, Jagaara, Marika Hackman, Roman Flugel, Knifeworld, Blanck Mass, Gulf, And So I Watch You From Afar, Hey Sholay, Nai Harvest, Portico, Robyn Sherwell, Shopping, Tropics, Walls, and more.

On the new announcements, Tramlines festival director Sarah Nulty commented, "We knew we had to pull out something special to follow the likes of Public Enemy and Sister Sledge last year, and we think we’ve done it with 2015's headliners. We're really excited to welcome some true legends to the Tramlines stages. As ever, there's a ton of great breaking talent on this year's bill too, and we can't wait for people to tell us about discovering their new favourite band."

For the line-up details as available see the Tramlines line-up page.

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Tickets are priced at £30. Children aged under 12 years can attend for free.

The festival includes stages, venues and themed trails that will take you to every corner of the city. The festival site (Sheffield) is easily reached by the UK road and rail networks.

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