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Tramlines announces £58K in 2025 charity funding, with £319K raised since move to Hillsborough Park
SHEFFIELD, UK - 19 December 2025··Arts, Culture & Entertainment

Tramlines announces £58K in 2025 charity funding, with £319K raised since move to Hillsborough Park

Tramlines Festival has announced £58,000 in funding for local and national projects in 2025, continuing its support for community initiatives through the Tramlines Trust and other partnerships. The festival has now raised over £319,000 for charity since moving to Hillsborough Park in 2018. A total of 42 organisations have received support this year through the Tramlines Trust’s funding round, which saw a large number of applications from grassroots projects, charities and community groups across

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Tramlines Named Inner-City Festival of the Year as 2026 Tickets Near Sell-Out
SHEFFIELD, UK - 9 December, 2025··Arts, Culture & Entertainment

Tramlines Named Inner-City Festival of the Year as 2026 Tickets Near Sell-Out

Tramlines has been named Inner-City Festival of the Year and awarded Headline Performance of the Year for Pulp’s iconic Friday night show at the 2025 UK Festival Awards. These wins come just weeks after Tramlines unveiled its 2026 line-up, led by Fatboy Slim, Courteeners and Wolf Alice. With demand at an all-time high, pre-sale tickets moved faster than ever before and general release sales have continued at pace. The Headline Performance of the Year award celebrates the return of Pulp to Sheffi

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£1 ticket tour brings over one thousand people back into grassroots venues
BRIGHTON, UK - 3rd December, 2025··Arts, Culture & Entertainment

£1 ticket tour brings over one thousand people back into grassroots venues

More than one thousand people turned out to support grassroots music as the ‘Keeping Music Live’ tour travelled to seven UK cities this autumn, raising cash for Music Venue Trust and awareness for this crucial issue. In late Oct and early Nov, shows took place at The New Adelphi Club in Hull, Yellow Arch in Sheffield, Castle Hotel in Manchester, Rough Trade in Nottingham, Voodoo Daddys in Norwich, Rough Trade East in London and WaterBear Venue in Brighton. With tickets priced at just £1 and all

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