Tramlines 2026 | Day Three Review
A bit of rain didn't stop the party...
Sunday brought the weekend to a stylish close, with a packed line-up across the site and an unforgettable finale.
Author | Ajay
When walking into Hillsborough Park on the Sunday morning, you could sense there was a memorable day to come.
People were still talking about the memorable Courteeners set from Saturday but were clearly also in the mood for fun and top quality live music.
The Lottery Winners brought their trademark joy and infectious energy to the stage. This included a memorable shootout to a Hot Dog van (you just had to be there...)
Hometown heroes Reverend and the Makers turned the park into one enormous singalong, with a huge surprise appearance from Sheffield legend Richard Hawley, who joined them on stage for an electrifying performance of Silence Is Talking.
Wet Leg delivered their sharp post-punk hooks and playful, electric energy to the Sunday afternoon crowd.
Brooke Combe delivered a brilliant, soulful set. The weekend also showcased a host of exciting rising acts, including Bleech 9:3.
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There were also high-octane performances from The Royston Club, The Enemy, Florence Road and The Rosadocs, all helping to keep the energy levels high throughout the day. Many rock and Indie fans had a huge decision to make though. The Enemy are great live but plenty of place wanted to watch Wolf Alice.
A worthwhile finale act
Wolf Alice closed out the festival with a soaring headline performance on the Sarah Nulty Main Stage, underlining their status as one of the UK’s finest live acts.
The anticipation had been building around 30-40 minutes before they arrived on stage and they did not disappoint. It was clear that they also picked up new fans during the set.
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