We are so pleased to share that Tramlines Festival has announced that The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation will be an official charity partner for the 2021 event.
Tramlines is Sheffield’s biggest music festival, taking place at Hillsborough Park from Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th July. The first line-up announcement in April was followed by tickets selling out in record time. 2021 headliners include, The Streets, Royal Blood and Richard Ashcroft plus over 40 more acts announced so far.
We are so grateful and honoured that Tramlines have chosen the Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation as an official partner. The foundation was established as a tribute to Sarah and her love of music. Tramlines is her legacy to which she dedicated years of her life to help it become the success that it is today.
Sarah announcing the Festival’s move to Hillsborough Park.
Thanks to the generous support of Tramlines, the Power of Music Foundation can reach more people in need.
Chair of Trustee’s and Sarah’s mum, Julie Voisey, said
“We’re so pleased that in this sold-out year for the Festival, Sarah will be in people’s hearts again. She wanted to throw the biggest party Sheffield had ever seen and bring the uplifting power of music to Sheffield streets. We’ll be there all weekend, and you can find us in the merch tent where you support the Foundation when you buy a Be More Nulty and Power of Music t-shirt, tote bag or hoody, with every penny going to support our work in Sheffield.”
Sarah's brother James performing at Tramlines in her memory.