This is a site devoted to the history of Sheffield Rock & Pop music. We all know about the famous bands that come from the Steel City, but we want to devote some space to the bands that nearly made it as well.
Contributions of any kind welcomed – photos, reviews, memories, tickets, flyers, all welcomed. We know most readers will have some memorabilia tucked away in a dusty drawer 😉
Sheffield’s hardest-working band celebrate their 40th Anniversary! The band have continued writing & performing & celebrate 40 years of making music this Summer with two anniversary shows at the Greystones, Sheffield on Saturday 23rd June and Talking Heads, Southampton on Sunday 24th June. Both shows will be
recorded for CD & DVD release. Video here
Artery – Mick Fidler -Marples 81
photo Nick Taylor
The Midnight Choir in Brussels 1987 simon, nick, ziggy, matt, dippa – photo Nick Taylor
the back of a Clock DVA Limit setlist
Clock DVA Limit setlist
Courtesy of Nick Taylor
Sheffield CD gig
Sheffield CD gig
Some more posters from Marek’s collection…
Hard to credit, but Chesterfield used to be a stopping off point for many rock acts. Jimi Hendrix played two shows on April 8, 1967 at the ABC Cinema. Below is a photo of Buddy Holly strolling through the town ahead of his show in Sheffield that night, but my prize goes to King Crimson, who played the “Jazz Club” on September 7, 1969 – a month before their debut album was released. Amazingly there is a bootleg of this show and I would love to have seen the faces of the audience experiencing music from another planet 😉
Does anyone have any Chezzie music photos or memorabilia?
Buddy Holly visits Chesterfield
