Festivals The Japanese House, Jade Bird & Drenge join Tramlines line-up

They’ll join Two Door Cinema Club, Nile Rodgers & Chic and Shame at the Sheffield event.
The Japanese House, Jade Bird and Drenge are some of the latest additions to the line-up of this year’s Tramlines.
The Futureheads, JAWS, Johnny Marr, Annie Mac, Tom Grennan, Becky Hill, Good Cop Bad Cop, She Drew The Gun, Marsicans, Blackwaters, October Drift, Balcony and Man & The Echo have also been confirmed to play the Sheffield event this summer.
The annual event comes to the steel city’s Hillsborough Park on the weekend of 19th-21st July, and will also feature appearances from Two Door Cinema Club, Nile Rodgers and Chic, Manic Street Preachers, Miles Kane, Circa Waves, Shame, Peter Hook & The Light, Sports Team, Easy Life and more.
The festival also recently announced details of their Apply To Play contest. Artists looking to bag themselves a spot on the bill can apply via the festival’s website before 31st May, and a panel will choose “a handful” of winners.
For more info on the festival, and to get your hands on tickets, head to their website.
Jade Bird will play Y Not, which takes place 28th July - 31st July 2022. DIY is an official media partner. Tickets are on sale now.
Records & Merch

Drenge - Strange Creatures LP
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Jade Bird - Different Kinds of Light Vinyl
£21

Jade Bird - Different Kinds of Light CD CD
£10

Jade Bird - Different Kinds of Light Clear Cassette
£8

Jade Bird - Different Kinds of Light Orange Vinyl
£21

Jade Bird - Different Kinds of Light CD + Limited Edition Orange Vinyl
£29
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