Deviant + IAmImperfect + Play/Dead + Hurtsfall
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Sheffield
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Poisonous Little Creatures
After an absence of 36 years, Poisonous Little Creatures make their return to the stage. It will be the band’s first gig for over three decades when they return at The Hallamshire Hotel, West Street, on Saturday 20th June, 2026.: the only venue they played back in the day that hasn’t been either demo’ed or closed down! With founding member Pete Vanston retired from the stage, Denzil Watson (vocals), Kirk Nelson (guitars) and Michael Fearnley (drums) are joined by Denzil’s ex-RepoMen bandmate Simon Tiller on bass and Lee Bradley on keyboards. Sonically the band take their influences from the 80’s indie/goth rock,
Sheffield
June 20
Massive Ego + Dead Lights + Larva + The Silent Era
Stigmata Presents The Symphony Of Flies UK TourMASSIVE EGO UK – 30th Anniversary Dates!DEAD LIGHTS (UK)LARVA (Spain) THE SILENT ERA (UK) MASSIVE EGO Biography: Formed in 1996, UK synth-pop/electronic darkwave act Massive Ego emerged from the short-lived New Romantic revival known as Romo, attracting early critical attention with a favourable live review in Melody Maker. Across a three-decade career marked by frequent line-up changes, including members such as Dan Black (The Servant/Planet Funk) and Dean Bright (Dead Or Alive), the band has maintained a strong presence on the European alternative circuit, appearing at festivals including Wave-Gotik-Treffen, M’era Luna, Amphi, Infest, and
Sheffield
September 5
Cabaret Voltaire + Gazelle Twin
Stephen ‘Mal’ Mallinder and Chris Watson have announced details of their Final UK Tour, starting on 10 October 2026 at Birmingham Town Hall and finishing at the Sheffield Octagon on 25 October, with Gazelle Twin confirmed as special guest across all the dates. These dates follow news of this year’s highly anticipated sold-out tour, which marks 50 years since the live launch of one of Britain’s most influential electronic bands, Cabaret Voltaire, at the Sheffield Students Union Refectory on 13 May 1975. Talking about the newly announced dates, Stephen Mallinder, says: “What a wonderful opportunity to go round the block
Sheffield
October 25
The Witching Tale + Jan Doyle Band + Greystone Sisters
We’re delighted to present a somewhat mysterious spooky and etherial Halloween show with The Witching Tale who are comprised of Katherine Blake known from Miranda Sex Garden and The Mediaeval Baebes and Michael J York from Current 93 and The Utopia Strong. This fantastic,mostly electronics driven, project merges incredible ethereal vocals with atmospheric isoundscapes. Drawing inspiration from folklore, nature, and the arcane, the duo weaves a hauntingly beautiful musical path that blend ancient themes with modern textures, creating a mesmerizing journey through mystical storytelling and bewitching melodies. http://linktr.ee/thewitchingtale With support from Jan Doyle Band who, while known for somewhat wild
Sheffield
October 29
Brides of The Black Room + Promenade Cinema
The Brides of the Black Room A secret society, existing as nothing more than a whisper through history, The Brides of the Black room began it´s unmasking in late 2020. Once hunted as witches, and now reclaiming the title as their birthright, the coven seeks to bring balance to the shadows they’ve had to call their home. Serving the omnipotent entity they know as “Mother”, the Brides took up arms against any that would see them brought back down into obscurity. In season 1/album 1 “Blood and Fire” (2022), the Brides was fronted by a trinity of unexpected spearhead siblings
Sheffield
November 7
Covenant Legacy UK Tour + TBC
COVENANT 1986-2026We live in confusing times, in the dusk of mankind. We want to tell stories and sing about how that makes us feel. In a world that has stopped making sense, we need to learn how to see in the dark. Covenant is a triumphant embrace of the strength and resilience of the soul. It’s the dystopian, unforgiving song of our dreams born in the shadow of the cold war. Our music is a monument of our failures and as beautiful as a collapsed star. 26t of April 1986, on the very eve of the Chernobyl disaster, Covenant was