CMAT Sheffield Tickets - Various Venues, Sheffield

Gia Ford

5 concerts

Gia Ford, raised between Sheffield and Cheshire, blends poetry and songwriting into short story-like tracks. Her 2024 debut album Transparent Things pairs Sheffield swagger with alt-pop and psychedelic sleaze, earning acclaim from CLASH and The Line of Best Fit.

CMAT

13 concerts

CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) is an Irish indie and country pop musician known for her humorous, emotionally literate songs. She has released three acclaimed albums: "If My Wife New I'd Be Dead" (2022), "Crazymad, for Me" (2023), and the Mercury-nominated "Euro-Country" (2025). A bisexual icon, she's celebrated for her unique style and engaging live performances, and has been nominated for International Artist at the 2026 BRIT Awards.

The Bug Club

4 concerts

The Bug Club are a Caldicot, Monmouthshire duo formed in 2016: Sam Willmett (guitar/vocals) and Tilly Harris (bass/vocals). Signed to Bingo Records (2020); debut album Green Dream in F# (2022). Sub Pop debut On The Intricate Inner Workings Of The System (2024).

Heartworms

5 concerts

Jojo Orme, aka Heartworms, makes agit-pop. Her debut album Glutton For Punishment features nine tracks exploring broken families and relationships. Debut EP A Comforting Notion drew critical acclaim and BBC Radio 6 Music playlist support.

Ellur

6 concerts

Ellur (Ella Megan McNamara), a British indie pop singer-songwriter from Halifax, West Yorkshire, crafts soulful music with earnest lyricism. Her debut album, "At Home In My Mind," released in 2026, reached number 41 on the UK Albums Chart. Known for tracks like "Missing Kid" and "God Help Me Now," she blends Britpop nostalgia with modern indie flair. She has collaborated with Benjamin Francis Leftwich.

Liz Lawrence

8 concerts

Liz Lawrence is a singer-songwriter whose fifth album, Vespers (Chrysalis Records), is dedicated to her sister Jessie and her too-short life, written after Jessie suffered a serious accident in Ireland. Past albums include Peanuts, The Avalanche, Pity Party and Bedroom Hero.

Jessica Winter

L'Objectif

Pregoblin

Fiona-Lee

Fiona-Lee is a singer-songwriter from Yorkshire, UK, known for her guitar-driven anthems blending alternative, indie, and folk. Her powerful, raw vocals and confessional songwriting explore vulnerability and resilience. Her EPs include "Nothing Compares to Nineteen" and "Every Woman." Popular songs feature "Mother" and "To Make Me Feel Good." She has supported The Amazons.

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Sarah Crean

Irish, Brighton-based alt‑indie‑pop singer-songwriter blending raw emotion and lush melodies; “2:00am” hit 20M+ streams, BBC/Clash praise; toured with U.S. Girls, Bombay Bicycle Club.

Home Counties

Home Counties, a UK band, blend sharp, dance-driven indie with witty lyrics. Produced by Al Doyle, their album "Humdrum" showcases catchy grooves and dual vocals from Will Harrison and Lois Kelly. Known for electrifying live shows, they’re hailed as one of Britain’s most inventive new acts.

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Hooton Tennis Club

Hooton Tennis Club, an indie rock band from Liverpool, create '90s-inspired music akin to Dinosaur Jr. and Supergrass. Known for songs like "Jasper," they gained fame after signing with Heavenly in 2014 and collaborating with Bill Ryder-Jones.

Tom Rasmussen

Halo Maud

French artist Halo Maud, born Maud Nadal, mixes prog, psych, and indie pop, influenced by Björk and Blonde Redhead. Known from bands Melody’s Echo Chamber and Moodoïd, her 2018 debut on Heavenly Records and 2024 album 'Celebrate' highlight her eclectic style. Collaborated with Chemical Brothers and Deerhoof's Greg Saunier.

Sailor Honeymoon

"Sailor Honeymoon," a collaboration between photographer Abi Raymaker and DJ Zaeeun Shin, challenges South Korea's polished pop scene with raw, improvisational music. Their work, known for its spontaneous style, celebrates imperfection and draws inspiration from local influences.

Future Utopia

Future Utopia, led by acclaimed artist Fraser T. Smith, is a UK-based modern psychedelic rock band known for collaborations with Adele, Dave, and Stormzy.

Dolores Forever

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Gruff Rhys

Welsh musician Gruff Rhys, known for his work with Super Furry Animals, blends quirky, obscure lyrics with rock. He released solo albums like Yr Atal Genhedlaeth and Candylion. Rhys also collaborated with Boom Bip in Neon Neon, producing the concept album Stainless Style. His multimedia project, American Interior, includes an album, film, and book about a Welsh explorer, highlighting his innovative artistry.

Humour

Humour is a Glasgow-based post-hardcore and post-punk quintet formed during the 2021 lockdowns. Comprising Andreas Christodoulidis, Jack Lyall, Ross Patrizio, Lewis Doig, and Ruairidh Smith, they are known for their experimental sound, blending melancholic instrumentation with unique vocal performances. Their debut album, 'Learning Greek,' was released in August 2025, showcasing their distinctive blend of erratic indie-pop and post-hardcore. The band is currently active.

Picture Parlour

London rock duo Picture Parlour: Katherine Parlour’s smoky vocals + Ella Risi’s guitar; neon-glam rock with modern bite. Windmill buzz, praised by Courtney Love.

Morgan Harper-Jones

British singer-songwriter Harper-Jones gained fame with her debut single "Breathe" and EP. Known for her raw, emotional style, she featured in Netflix's #1 film, with hits reaching the Shazam top 10. Her music blends introspection, love, and loss in 'Up To The Glass'.

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