Sheffield's favourite DIY festival featuring live music across three rooms of the historic Sidney & Matilda venue, with a 14+ age policy.
Jarred Up Festival returns to Sidney & Matilda on Saturday 24 October, taking over all three rooms of the venue for a full day of live music. It's a Sheffield DIY festival, and it bills itself as the city's favourite, so it's one of those days that runs from early afternoon right through to the late evening.
The line-up this year brings together ten acts across the three stages: Scaler, FEET, Home Counties, Karma Sheen, YAANG, Another Country, SLAG, HONESTY, Tradwife and Midding. With three rooms going at once, you can drift between them and pick your own path through the day, rather than sticking to one stage. It's a long run of bands, so there's plenty to work your way through if you're planning on staying for the whole thing.
Sidney & Matilda is on Sidney Street in the city centre, a historic building that works as a vibrant arts venue known for an eclectic mix of live music, art exhibitions and theatre. The festival takes over all three of its rooms, so you'll be moving between different spaces rather than staying in one spot. It's a strictly 14+ day, and under-18s need to be accompanied by an adult.
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Doors open at 2:00pm, and the music runs until 11:00pm, with last entry at 8:00pm. If you're planning to catch the later sets, keep that last entry time in mind. The venue is at Rivelin Works, 46 Sidney Street, Sheffield S1 4RH.
