During a performance at the Tramlines Festival, Reverend & The Makers' frontman Jon McClure delivered an emotional tribute to his family while performing on the Sarah Nulty Main Stage.

McClure, who recently became chairman of Sheffield FC, dedicated part of the set to his late father and acknowledged his mother and brother in the crowd.

The band performed a mix of tracks including 'Heavyweight Champion of the World', 'Haircut', and 'Heatwave in the Cold North', culminating in a collaborative rendition of 'Silence Is Talking' with surprise guest Richard Hawley.McClure shared personal reflections on his ADHD diagnosis, describing it as a 'special power' he had previously struggled to harness.The event also highlighted the band's recent album 'Is This How Happiness Feels?', which they described as their best work to date.Fans and media praised the heartfelt moment, with social media reactions emphasizing the significance of family connections in the performance.