Dingwalls in Sheffield was a well-known, though short-lived, live music venue on Eyre Street in the early 1980s, famous for hosting bands like The Sisters of Mercy, Eurythmics, and local acts, embodying rock 'n' roll before its closure and the site's later redevelopment, with no direct modern-day successor but linked to the historic London venue of the same name.

Following Dingwalls, the location also served as the club Berlin for a brief period before a fire destroyed the building in early 1984. The site first operated as a Bavarian-themed beer hall and nightclub called Hofbrauhaus during the 1970s. It was famous for its strippers, Oompah band and steins of German beer.