Tramlines Festival returns to Hillsborough Park in Sheffield this July, with headliners including Pulp and Kasabian.
Now, the festival has unveiled its comedy lineup for 2025, with some of the UK’s biggest and most exciting comedians confirmed.
Friday is all about hometown pride, with a day curated by Pulp now supplemented by Sheffield’s own John Shuttleworth, the alter ego of musician and comedian Graham Fellows.
On Saturday, the stage will be set for Hull’s Lucy Beaumont, who was originally billed for Tramlines 2024 and will deliver on that promise in July.
And last but not least, British comedy legend Russell Howard will headline Sunday’s lineup, bringing his unique observational comedy to Sheffield.
Also performing across the three days will be the likes of Justin Moorhouse, Emmanuel Sonubi, Nina Gilligan, Olivia Lee, and plenty more.
Tramlines Operations Director, Timm Cleasby, commented: “Tramlines has always been about more than music, and this year’s comedy line-up is proof of that. There’s nothing better than seeing the comedy tent packed out, everyone belly-laughing at some of the best in the business.
“We’ve got TV favourites, rising stars, and grassroots legends all bringing their A-game to Hillsborough. Sheffield knows how to have a laugh, and this year’s comedy programme is shaping up to be one to remember.”
A report released last December confirmed that the 2024 festival contributed over £3 million to the city, supporting local businesses, hospitality, and tourism.
Alongside its economic benefits, Tramlines continues to invest in the community through the Tramlines Trust, which has distributed over £260,000 to local projects since 2018.
Sheffield’s largest outdoor festival returns from 25th-27th July 2025.
The festival is nearly sold out, but a limited number of Sunday tickets remain and are available here Tramlines’ official website.
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