CMAT Sheffield Tickets - Various Venues, Sheffield

Liz Lawrence

1 concert

Liz Lawrence, known for indie-pop with witty, observational lyrics, has self-produced acclaimed albums like *Pity Party*. Collaborating with producer Ali Chant, she blends sharp insight with compassion.

Home Counties

2 concerts

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.

The Bug Club

1 concert

The Bug Club, formed by Sam Willmett and Tilly Harris in Caldicot, UK, creates humor-infused rock music. Signed by Bingo Records in 2020, they've released hits like 'We Don’t Need Room For Lovin’ and albums like 'Green Dream in F#'. Championed by BBC 6 Music, they’ve toured globally and are now signed to Sub Pop Records.

Heartworms

6 concerts

Jojo Orme, aka Heartworms, captivates with her agit-pop style in Glutton For Punishment, a debut album full of raw emotion. Her acclaimed EP, A Comforting Notion, secured praise from The Sunday Times and more, with singles playlisted on BBC Radio 6 Music.

Gruff Rhys

3 concerts

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.

Picture Parlour

3 concerts

Picture Parlour, led by Katherine Parlour and Ella Risi, blends 70s glam and raw rock with smoky vocals and gritty guitar, praised by Courtney Love for their electrifying sound.

Gia Ford

1 concert

Born in Sheffield and raised between there and Cheshire, Gia Ford crafts alt-pop songs with poetic tales of society’s outsiders. Her acclaimed debut “Transparent Things” earned praise from CLASH, NME, and Rolling Stone UK for its unique storytelling and Sheffield swagger.