Your Sidney & Matilda Concert Guide

What Is It Like to See a Concert at Sidney & Matilda?

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UKClub300 capacity

At a Glance

Capacity
Factory 80 / Basement 180 / Gallery 300 / Courtyard up to 300
Venue Type
Independent grassroots music venue, bar, and courtyard
Year Opened
2018 (Rivelin Works building dates from the early 1900s as a paper factory)
Seating
GA standing in every room
Cashless
Card and contactless accepted at the bar; cash also taken
Climate
Indoor for three rooms, outdoor courtyard for summer shows
Parking
No on-site parking; Matilda Street Car Park directly adjacent (around £7 up to 5 hours)
Transit
Sheffield mainline rail 1-min walk; Supertram Blue route 4-min walk
Accessibility
Warehouse bar and Factory Room are step-free. Basement and Gallery are NOT currently accessible.

What to Know Before You Go

  • 1
    Find out which room your show is in before you arrive.

    Sidney & Matilda is three rooms in one building. The Factory Room (80 cap, ground floor) is the smallest and step-free. The Basement Room (180 cap) sits below ground with a stepped entrance. The Gallery Room (300 cap) is the main room and has 5 steps with a handrail at the entrance. Check the event listing on `sidneyandmatilda.com` or your ticket platform so you know which entrance to use. [Official: sidneyandmatilda.com accessibility page]

  • 2
    The train station is a 1-minute walk.

    Sheffield mainline station drops you on Sheaf Street, walk under the bridge and you are at Sidney Street. The Sheffield Station-Hallam University Supertram stop on the Blue route is a 4-minute walk. This is one of the most rail-accessible grassroots venues in the country, so leave the car at home if you can. [Official: Moovit transit data, 2025; thetrams.co.uk]

  • 3
    Park at Matilda Street Car Park, directly next door.

    No on-site parking. Matilda Street Car Park (Sheffield City Council) sits on the corner at around £3 for the first hour, around £7 up to 5 hours, and around £9 for 24 hours per published rates. Sidney Street Car Park is a smaller backup with around 71 spaces. Furnival Gate / Matilda Way (449 spaces) covers sold-out nights. [Official: Parkopedia, 2025]

  • 4
    Basement and Gallery shows are not currently wheelchair accessible.

    The venue states this directly. If you have access needs and your show is in either of those rooms, email `info@sidneyandmatilda.com` with "Accessibility" in the subject line before the show. The Warehouse main bar and the Factory Room are level and step-free. [Official: sidneyandmatilda.com accessibility page]

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Published May 2026Last reviewed May 2026

This guide is based on fan reports, public records, and community discussion. It is not sponsored by or affiliated with Sidney & Matilda.