Following the exciting first announcement, Tramlines have released their second wave of acts that will play Hillsborough Park on the 20th-22nd July.

Clean Bandit will be bringing their multi-million record selling fusion of dance and classical to Sheffield, headlining Stage 2 on Sunday night. "Their crossover style is a favourite at festivals around the world and guaranteed to be a winner at Tramlines."

Joining the Stereophonics on the main stage on Friday will be Everything Everything, whose 2017 album A Fever Dream was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize and recieved three nominations for the Ivor Novello Award. Their unique, vibrant and experimental sound is sure to be a hit with festival-goers.

Mystery Jets will headline the Leadmill Stage on Friday night whose unique sound combining "indie rock, post-punk, psychedelia and prog has made them firm favourites over the course of six albums."

Another Mercury Prize nominated act comes in the form of The Big Moon, whose debut album Love in the Fourth Dimension garnered both critical and commercial success, and earned them their reputation as some of the coolest women in the indie-rock scene right now.

Hailing from Sheffield will be Milburn, who have told festival organisers this will be their "last show for a long time", so you certainly don't want to miss it! There's also local lads Oddity Road and High Hazels providing indie straight from the Steel City.

You can also expect Shed Seven, Nina Nesbitt, Lewis Capaldi, Rat Boy and Fickle Friends. And there's still more to be announced! It's going to be the biggest Tramlines yet: get your tickets here!