Get Together Festival

About Get Together

Starting from its Sheffield launch in 2021, Get Together 2027 runs in Kelham Island and Neepsend, Sheffield, as a one-day multi-venue music festival rooted in indie, electronic, alternative and experimental music.

The festival moved through the University of Sheffield’s Foundry stages in 2022 before returning for later editions across the city. Exposed Magazine described 2025 as its fifth year, while TotalNtertainment described 2026 as its sixth.

It runs on Saturday 15 May 2027.

Lineup and Programme

The bill leans into independent music, with live bands and DJs across the day. Named stages include BBC Introducing Stage, The Yellow Arch Stage, The Alder Stage, The Get Together Stage, The Brewery Stage, Curious Thoughts and Late Night Factory Floor.

The wider programme covers food, drink and creative culture at participating venues. Wristband access applies across venues, subject to capacity.

Who Is It For?

Get Together is for 14+ attendees, mainly fans of independent music and city-wide discovery across live bands and DJs.

Entry is not permitted for anyone under 14, including babies and young children. Accessible ticketing includes a complimentary companion ticket for eligible customers.

The Venue and Site

Kelham Island and Neepsend set the route for the festival. The current official venue list for 2027 includes Peddler Warehouse, The Victoria, Yellow Arch, Heist Brewery, Neepsend Social Club, Alder, Grafters and The Old Workshop.

Wristband exchange and box office sit at The Old Workshop. Accessible toilets are available at all venues, with an accessible platform at Peddler Warehouse subject to capacity and seating available at venues if needed.

Sheffield Railway Station is the nearest main rail link for Get Together. The official site puts Kelham Island and Neepsend at around 10 minutes by taxi or 30 minutes on foot from the station.

• Nearest station: Sheffield Railway Station.
• Road access: Burton Rd, Neepsend Lane, Percy Street and Rowland Street.
• Parking: no dedicated festival parking. On-street spaces exist within Kelham Island, though spaces cannot be guaranteed.
• Accessible parking: Blue Badge parking spaces can be found around Sheffield city centre.