Rock'n'Roll Circus Sheffield Tickets - Utilita Arena Sheffield

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Big Freedia

1 concert

New Orleans bounce star Big Freedia (born Freddie Ross) helped take the city’s bounce movement national. Broke through with 2014’s Just Be Free and 2018’s 3rd Ward Bounce; 2023’s Central City followed. Featured with Beyoncé, Drake, Diplo, DJ Snake, and Lil Wayne.

Queens of the Stone Age

3 concerts

Queens of the Stone Age are a heavy rock band led by Josh Homme, rising from the 1990s stoner rock underground. Breakthrough albums include Rated R (2000) and Songs for the Deaf (2002) with Dave Grohl, featuring “No One Knows.” ...Like Clockwork hit No. 1.

Viagra Boys

6 concerts

Jehnny Beth

1 concert

Jehnny Beth rose as frontwoman of Mercury Prize–nominated post-punk band Savages. Her solo debut To Love Is To Live (2020) drew acclaim. She’s collaborated with Idles, Gorillaz and Bobby Gillespie, and acted in Paris, 13th District and Anatomy of a Fall.

The Bug Club

1 concert

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).

Rock'n'Roll Circus

1 concert

Rock’n’Roll Circus blend raw rock’n’roll with blues and country, known for improvisation-heavy shows with no setlist. They released the analog-tape debut album Reelin’ and Rollin’ (2021) and the Red Beauty video (2023).

Fat Dog

20 concerts

Fat Dog is a South London band formed in 2020, known for their chaotic, high-energy live shows and genre-blending sound of electronic, punk, and klezmer. Their debut album "WOOF." features popular songs like "King of the Slugs," "Running," and "All the Same." They signed with Domino Recording Company and are recognized for their unique musical style and engaging performances.

So Good

London-born Princess Punk newcomer So Good blends confident, pop-driven songs with conversational verses. She toured Europe supporting Queens Of The Stone Age and Skunk Anansie, and played Glastonbury and Roskilde. She releases music on her own Goody Goody label.

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Utilita Arena Sheffield Arena Capacity: 13,600

45 Broughton Ln, Sheffield S9 2DF, UK

utilitaarenasheffield.co.uk

+44 114 256 5593

About Utilita Arena Sheffield

Utilita Arena Sheffield is a 13,600-capacity multi-purpose arena in Sheffield, UK, originally built for the 1991 World Student Games and officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II. This prominent venue hosts a diverse range of major touring artists, large-scale concerts, and significant sporting events, including being home to the Sheffield Steelers ice hockey team.