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The Leadmill

Established in 1980, The Leadmill is Sheffield’s longest-running live music venue and a beloved cultural landmark. Set inside a former flour mill, it’s known for its grassroots ethos, legendary club nights, and intimate gigs that have launched major careers.

The venue remains a favourite for both rising acts and household names, and has hosted shows by Def Leppard, Rick Astley, The Strokes, Bombay Bicycle Club, George Ezra, Muse, Two Door Cinema Club, Arctic Monkeys, Queens of the Stone Age, Coldplay, and many more

A red-brick building with a large painted sign reading "The Leadmill" and a vertical neon sign on the side, next to another building labeled "Scotia Works.

What is The Leadmill’s capacity?

The Leadmill can accommodate up to 900 people for standing shows in the main room, and 250 for the Steel Stage.

How can fans get to the venue?

Located close to Sheffield Station and Sheffield Interchange; buses and taxis drop off outside.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The Leadmill has step‑free access throughout, accessible toilets, and a raised viewing platform available by request

Who has performed at The Leadmill?

Acts include Pulp, Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay, The Chemical Brothers, Muse and more