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Saturday, 13 September 2014
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Shine A Light World Mental Health Day Live Music Event
Shine A
Light World Mental Health Day Live Music Event
@ Lincoln Drill Hall
Thursday
10 October Doors open from 5pm
Shine a light will be promoting
world mental health day by bringing an evening of music to Lincoln. The evening
will consist of live music from rock bands to acoustic solo performers, ceilidh
and medieval music and dance, together with up to date information about mental
health in Lincolnshire.
This event plans to be informative, fun, diverse, and
at times daft! We aim to cater for all, young and old, the past and future
sounds of our lives. Please come and enjoy, learn and dance at the same time!
Supported by Rock Haven and NHS Lincolnshire Tickets £4 from 01522 873894
Monday, 25 February 2013
Check out these stunning gigs at Lincoln Drill Hall in March!!!
Check out these stunning gigs at Lincoln Drill Hall in March!!!
Friday 1 March 8pm Spring
Ceilidh with The Liam Robinson Dance Band
Come along and enjoy some fun traditional dancing that
everyone can take part in. No previous experience necessary and suitable for all
ages and abilities. Musician and dance caller Liam Robinson has performed across
Europe and North America at events from small house dances to large festivals.
His band, featuring Tim Walker on percussion and brass and Nina Zagorski on
piano, bring you some of the best traditional dance music around including many
tunes local to the area. A great night
is guaranteed! Tickets: £7 (£5 concessions)
Saturday 2 March 8pm New Jazz 5
presents Marlene Ver PlanckMarlene VerPlanck returns to the Drill Hall for an
unmissable evening of jazz standards. She has almost everything one could ask
for in a singer of classic American songs: a gorgeous sound, a solid
understanding of words and story and a sure and steady feel for rhythm. In her
early career she worked as a backing singer for Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, and
Tony Bennett, emerging as a leading solo performer in the 1970s, playing
Carnegie Hall to rave reviews.
‘She may be the
most accomplished interpreter of popular material performing
today...interpretive sensitivity and perceptive choice of songs that can be
matched only by a handful of singers.’ New York Times. Tickets: £14 (£12
concessions / £7 students)
Friday 8
March 7.30pm The
Twist
The Twist, an
electrifying West End-style show bringing you the greatest musical stars of the
50’s and 60’s. Elvis, Dusty, Buddy Holly, Connie Francis, Billy Fury, Petula
Clark, Eddie Cochran and Brenda Lee. Take a nostalgic trip back in time with
this spectacular, vibrant, non-stop rockin’ show. Live band, dancers, comedy and
incredibly authentic vocals.
Set in an American
Diner, Tony ‘the hair’ Tremendo runs the diner in his own calamitous way while
his bubbly waitresses, the Twistettes bring laughter and dance to a vocal
line-up that features over 30 songs.
Tickets:
£22 (£18)
Saturday 9 March 8pm Gabby Young
& Other Animals
The 7-piece Gabby Young and Other Animals was formed in
2008 and the band’s sound & look is as original as it is amazing. Young’s
style combines Balkan brass, jazz and swing in a sound that has been
affectionately dubbed Circus Swing. As famous for her extravagant costumes as
for her soulful voice, her flamboyant show has been likened to Florence + the
Machine and Paloma Faith, while her classically trained voice has been likened
to that of Kate Bush, Tori Amos and Imogen Heap. This tour is to promote her
second album, which is filled with often unexpectedly thoughtful, sophisticated
songs that continually switch direction, from cool guitar, accordion or
piano-backed balladry to furious trumpet and trombone-backed
workouts.
‘We are playing
this a lot because we love it. She is terrific live, a really big wall of
sound”. Graham Norton BBC Radio 2 Support TBC Tickets: £10 adv (£12 on the
day)
Saturday 16 March 8pm St Patrick’s
Night with The Hooleys & friends
The definition of a Hooley is ‘to meet secretly at the homes of friends and
family to drink, sing and play music.’ Preferring to bring the party into
more public places, local musical legends The Hooleys return to the Drill Hall
for another night of raw Celtic and European musical passion! Join us for the
best way to celebrate Patrick’s Night…. but don't forget to bring your dancing
shoes! Tickets: £8 in advance (£10 on the day)
Thursday 21
March 7.45 pm in the Room Upstairs The Moth
Lantern
Mr Keith
Presents another gig in our series of young semi acoustic acts in the Room
Upstairs.
With a
sound that recalls Beck, Jeff Buckley and The National, The Moth Lantern are
Dan, Jason, Joanne and Eddie from Lincoln. The Moth Lantern was recently
featured on Radio 1's One Music website: "Downbeat but gloriously wonderful acoustic
pop with a cinematic edge, The Moth Lantern are a beguiling proposition."
‘Great stuff, we like these!’ Tom
Robinson, BBC6 Music Support TBC.
Tickets:
£6
Friday 22
March 8pm Whole Lotta Led
After 12 years with the same line up (and having just
beaten the length of time Led Zeppelin were together), Whole Lotta Led have
undergone a change in line-up. Joining the band on drums is Charlie Hart, a
gifted musician who has long admired John Bonham's drum style and new vocalist,
Lee Pryor, who effortlessly reproduces Robert Plants amazing vocals & David
Wykeham-George who, as well as playing keyboards, will also be contributing
guitar and backing vocals. Don't worry though, founder members Nick Ferris
(guitar) and Geoff Hunt (bass) are still there, continuing the legacy and
ensuring the standard of performance is as high as it can be. If you haven't
seen the band before you'll be well impressed and if you have seen the old band,
come and witness the amazing changes.
Whole Lotta Led just gotta Whole Lot Better.
Tickets: £12.50 adv (£14.50 on the
day)
Lincoln Drill Hall,
Free School Lane, Lincoln. LN2 1EY
Tickets 01522 873894 boxoffice@lincolndrillhall.com
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Lincoln Drill Hall Gigs Spring 2013
Free School Lane
Lincoln LN2 1EY
Box Office 01522 873894
Thursday 24
January 8pm Burns Night Ceilidh Party
Celebrate
Burns night with some fun Scottish Ceilidh dancing and the music and poetry of
the great Robert Burns at this informal party night led by the incomparable
Liam Robinson & chums.Tickets: £8
Saturday
9 February 8pm New Jazz 5 & Jazzpac present The Walter Smith III Quartet
This
is a rare opportunity to see one of the most important figures in jazz music
today. Join Walter Smith III as he makes his inaugural UK tour as a band leader
with this all-American quartet.Smith is among the most celebrated tenor saxophonists of his generation, renowned for his instantly recognisable sound and ground breaking albums and is the first choice of tenorist for US superstars such as Terence Blanchard and Christian McBride. Tickets: £14 (£12 concessions / £7 students)
During the extended interval while most of the audience watch Not Until We Are Lost there will be a chance for a few people to take part in a guitar masterclass with Chris & Elliott.Tickets: £10 (including the masterclass) or £20 (including ticket to see Not Until We Are Lost at 8.30pm)
Saturday 2 March 8pm New Jazz 5 presents Marlene Ver Planck
Marlene VerPlanck returns to the Drill Hall for an unmissable evening of jazz standards. She has almost everything one could ask for in a singer of classic American songs: a gorgeous sound, a solid understanding of words and story and a sure and steady feel for rhythm. In her early career she worked as a backing singer for Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, and Tony Bennett, emerging as a leading solo performer in the 1970s, playing Carnegie Hall to rave reviews. ‘She may be the most accomplished interpreter of popular material performing today...interpretive sensitivity and perceptive choice of songs that can be matched only by a handful of singers.’ New York Times. Tickets: £14 (£12 concessions / £7 students)
Friday
8 March Time 7.30pm The Twist
The
Twist, an electrifying West End-style show bringing you the greatest musical
stars of the 50’s and 60’s. Elvis, Dusty, Buddy Holly, Connie Francis, Billy
Fury, Petula Clark, Eddie Cochran and Brenda Lee. Take a nostalgic trip back in
time with this spectacular, vibrant, non-stop rockin’ show. Live band, dancers,
comedy and incredibly authentic vocals. Set in
an American Diner, Tony ‘the hair’ Tremendo runs the diner in his own
calamitous way while his bubbly waitresses, the Twistettes bring laughter and
dance to a vocal line-up that features over 30 songs.Tickets: £22 (£18)
Saturday 9 March 8pm
Gabby Young & Other Animals
The 7-piece Gabby
Young and Other Animals was formed in 2008 and the band’s sound & look is
as original as it is amazing. Young’s style combines Balkan brass, jazz and
swing in a sound that has been affectionately dubbed Circus Swing. As famous
for her extravagant costumes as for her soulful voice, her flamboyant show has
been likened to Florence + the Machine and Paloma Faith, while her classically
trained voice has been likened to that of Kate Bush, Tori Amos and Imogen Heap.
This tour is to promote her second album, which is filled with often
unexpectedly thoughtful, sophisticated songs that continually switch direction,
from cool guitar, accordion or piano-backed balladry to furious trumpet and
trombone-backed workouts.‘We are playing this a lot because we love it. She is terrific live, a really big wall of sound”. Graham Norton BBC Radio 2 Support TBC Tickets: £10 adv (£12 on the day)
Saturday 16 March 8pm
St Patrick’s Night with The Hooleys
& friends
The definition of
a Hooley is ‘to meet secretly at the
homes of friends and family to drink, sing and play music.’ Preferring to
bring the party into more public places, local musical legends The Hooleys return
to the Drill Hall for another night of raw Celtic and European musical passion!
Join us for the best way to celebrate Patrick’s Night…. but don't forget to
bring your dancing shoes! Tickets: £8 in advance (£10 on the day)
Thursday
21 March 7.45
pm in the Room Upstairs The Moth Lantern
Mr
Keith Presents another gig in our series of young semi acoustic acts in the
Room Upstairs.With a sound that recalls Beck, Jeff Buckley and The National, The Moth Lantern are Dan, Jason, Joanne and Eddie from Lincoln. The Moth Lantern was recently featured on Radio 1's One Music website: "Downbeat but gloriously wonderful acoustic pop with a cinematic edge, The Moth Lantern are a beguiling proposition." ‘Great stuff, we like these!’ Tom Robinson, BBC6 Music Support TBC.Tickets: £6
Friday
22 March 8pm Whole Lotta Led
After 12 years with the same line up (and having
just beaten the length of time Led Zeppelin were together), Whole Lotta Led
have undergone a change in line-up. Joining the band on drums is Charlie Hart,
a gifted musician who has long admired John Bonham's drum style and new
vocalist, Lee Pryor, who effortlessly reproduces Robert Plants amazing vocals
& David Wykeham-George who, as well as playing keyboards, will also be
contributing guitar and backing vocals. Don't worry though, founder members
Nick Ferris (guitar) and Geoff Hunt (bass) are still there, continuing the
legacy and ensuring the standard of performance is as high as it can be. If you
haven't seen the band before you'll be well impressed and if you have seen the
old band, come and witness the amazing changes. Whole Lotta Led just gotta Whole Lot Better. Tickets: £12.50 adv (£14.50 on the day)
Friday
5 April 7.30pm The Rat Pack Vegas
Spectacular Show
It's fun all the way as Messers Sinatra, Martin & Davis Junior,
the original 'Purveyors of Cool' swing back into the Drill Hall with this
fabulous show featuring some of the greatest music of the 20th century. Every
song is an absolute classic Come Fly With Me, Under My Skin, Mr
Bojangles, Lady is a Tramp, That's Amore, Mack the Knife
plus many more of your favourites. The BBC summed up this show in just one word
'Magnificent!'Tickets: £20 (£18 if paid for before Christmas)
Saturday 6 April 7.30pm
– 12.30am Back To The Future: Best of
the 80s & 90s
This season’s Back to the Future party night is an 80s & 90s Special. Another massive night of huge floor-filling tunes and some live music too. Get your mates together and get on that dance floor! Tickets: £6
This season’s Back to the Future party night is an 80s & 90s Special. Another massive night of huge floor-filling tunes and some live music too. Get your mates together and get on that dance floor! Tickets: £6
Wednesday 10 April
8pm Feast of Fiddles
2013 sees the 20th outing of this band of friends which promises a new album launch, a booklet about the band’s history as well as the usual glorious live show. It all started in a folk club as a bit of an idea in 1993 and has developed into a UK folk-rock institution. Six of the country’s best fiddle players front a cracking band of guitars, keyboards, sax and accordion. It’s all held together by the grandfather of folk-rock drumming – Dave Mattacks. The show includes solos, original and traditional songs, a few iconic rock references and theme tunes plus mighty ensemble arrangements to stir the soul and get the feet tapping.’Absolutely awesome!’ Sue Marchant, BBC East ‘The best fiddle players of a generation’ fRoots Tickets: £17
2013 sees the 20th outing of this band of friends which promises a new album launch, a booklet about the band’s history as well as the usual glorious live show. It all started in a folk club as a bit of an idea in 1993 and has developed into a UK folk-rock institution. Six of the country’s best fiddle players front a cracking band of guitars, keyboards, sax and accordion. It’s all held together by the grandfather of folk-rock drumming – Dave Mattacks. The show includes solos, original and traditional songs, a few iconic rock references and theme tunes plus mighty ensemble arrangements to stir the soul and get the feet tapping.’Absolutely awesome!’ Sue Marchant, BBC East ‘The best fiddle players of a generation’ fRoots Tickets: £17
Saturday
13 April 8.00pm New Jazz 5/Jazzpac Lincolnshire present The Quentin Collins and Brandon Allen Quartet
Quentin
Collins, one of Europe’s top trumpeters, was a big hit at the Drill Hall a few
years ago. Tonight he is joined by the thrilling tenorist Brandon Allen, Ross
Stanley, who you may remember from Lincoln performances alongside Dennis
Rollins and drummer Enzo Zirilli, who provides one of the best rhythm sections
around. ‘This talented quartet get a full 5 stars, not only for performing
brilliantly but also for playing bright, tuneful originals that swing from
start to finish’. So said The Evening Standard and who are we to argue? Tickets:
£14 (£12 concessions / £7 students)
Tuesday 16 April 8pm
in the Café Bar Mairearad Green &
Anna Massie
This gifted young Scottish
musical duo presents a delightful evening of music using an array of
instruments - accordion, pipes, fiddle and banjo. Mairearad Green is renowned
for her deft and lyrical accordion style while Anna Massie, as well as being
one of Scotland's foremost guitarists, also excels on the fiddle, mandolin and
banjo and has played with the Blazin' Fiddles, The Unusual Suspects and Eddi
Reader. A real treat is in store for the audience for this one!‘You guys were killing it…amazing playing’ KT Tunstall Tickets: £10
Friday 19 April 7.30pm
10CC’s Graham Gouldman & Friends
We are delighted
to welcome Graham Gouldman and his 10CC bandmates Rick Fenn, Mick Wilson and
Mike Stevens to the Drill Hall for one of a series of stand-alone, 90-minute
acoustic performances in Intimate settings. The shows will feature 10CC
classics such as I'm Not In Love and Dreadlock Holiday; pre-10CC Gouldman hits
such as Bus Stop and Look Through Any Window
(written for The Hollies), Heart Full of Soul and For Your Love (The
Yardbirds) and No Milk Today (Herman's Hermits); as well as songs from his
highly acclaimed new solo album Love And Work and some surprises too. Tickets
£22.50 adv (£25 on the day)Friday, 21 September 2012
This week's Lincoln Drill Hall Saturday Session
Singing along optional although highly recomended!
Held in Lincoln Drill Hall cafeBar 12 midday through to 2 pm
Saturday 22 September. Admission free.
www.lincolndrillhall.com
Southern Tenant Folk Union Thursday 27 September 8pm @ Lincoln Drill Hall
Thursday 27 September 8pm @ Lincoln Drill Hall
Friday, 14 September 2012
Andy Fairweather Low @ Lincoln Drill Hall Tuesday 18 September
Andy
Fairweather Low @ Lincoln Drill Hall Tuesday 18 September 8pm
Andy Fairweather Low first
came to prominence as the lead singer of Amen Corner where his hits included Bend
Me Shape Me, Hello Suzy and If
Paradise is Half As Nice. A
hugely successful solo career followed with Wide Eyed And Legless being
the biggest hit from his 70s albums. Andy has also worked with just about every
major artist there is, including Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jimi
Hendrix, Elton John, Roger Waters, David Gilmour, The Who, BB King, Van
Morrison … and hundreds more. Tonight Andy will be performing his band The Low
Riders - Dave Bronze, Paul Beavis and Nick Pentelow
Tickets: £18.50 from 01522 873894
Keith Luckey @ The Victoria Pub in Lincoln on Saturday 15 September
Keith Luckey - acoustic guitar and vocals plays a selection of Country Blues, 50s & 60s R&B, Blues and pop, as well as a few sad country songs! Lo - Fi Punkabilly on tap!
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Rita Payne @ Lincoln Drill Hall
There’s a great evening of acoustic music next Thursday @
Lincoln Drill Hall with Rita Payne
Thursday 13 September 8 pm in the Room Upstairs
Rita Payne are a country and blues acoustic duo with catchy
tunes, a hint of darkness and a nice dash of humour. They will be
supported by Karl Toth.
This is the latest in our occasional series of gigs featuring
the best in local, young cutting-edge semi-acoustic acts.
Tickets: £6 from 01522 873894
Check out...
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Hot Gigs Coming Up a@ Lincoln Drill Hall!!!
There are some great gigs at Lincoln Drill Hall this autumn. Ticket Hotline 01522 873894 (as always)
Check out the Drill Hall Website...
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
Woody Guthrie Centenary Tribute Session at Lincoln Drill Hall
For musicians there's still time to participate as a performer, or even
just jam along with others! As long as it's Guthrie related feel free to play
whatever you like as Woody himself often played songs by and with Leadbelly,Pete
Seeger,Sonny Terry & Brownie Macgee and the like. Email stephen.jackson8@ntlworld.com
for further details or to book a spot.
Otherwise, if you are in Lincoln Saturday lunchtime pop in to the Drill
Hall, have a spot of lunch and/or a pint and enjoy some good music. Admission is
free!
www.lincolndrillhall.com
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Live Music @ Old Nics Tavern Horncastle May 2012
Old Nicks Tavern Horncastle
May 2012
01507 526862
www.oldnickstavern.co.uk
| DATE | BAND |
| Tues 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th | Jam & Open Mic Night (Musicians come & join in – ALL genres welcome – backline provided which includes 1 x Drum kit, 1 x bass amp plus 1 x guitar amp), please bring own instruments. 8.30pm start. |
| Wed 2nd | Cornerstone (Rock/Powerpop/Indie) Old Nicks welcome back this talented modern rock band all the way from Austria, who have an undercurrent of the 80's in their music. Austria may be known as the classical music capital of the world, but make no mistake, Cornerstone are here to rock. 9pm start |
| Sat 5th | Bluestrain (Rhythm & Blues) This very accomplished 4 piece from |
| Fri 11th | Acoustic Night The first of our monthly session featuring the very talented Katie Abbott who describes herself as a folk singer/song writer and who will be performing a mixed set starting at 10pm. We would also like to invite those who like to have a play and join in or, if they wish, play a few songs solo before our featured guest starts (please bring your own instruments). The idea is to enjoy a nice sedate evening soaking up the easy listening music that acoustic instruments offer. (no electric). 8pm start |
| Sat 12th | Izengard (Progressive / Rock) Izengard are a group of very committed, seasoned musicians who between them have performed to audiences of up to 44,000. Some members have worked for artists such as Peter Gabriel and composed music for Channel 4 and Torville & Dean. They are a first class band who always put in 100% to their performance playing a wide range of material from influences such as Genesis, Magnum, Journey to Whitesnake, Ozzy Osbourne, early Gary Moore and Van Halen etc. 9pm start. |
| Sat 19th | Unfinished Business (Classic Rock/Blues). This 5 piece with twin guitars and a big sound will be playing tracks that revolve around blues-influenced rock covers by the likes of Cream, Free and Gary Moore, with a few less obvious twists such as Ten Years After and Lenny Kravitz. True classic rock / blues from the 60s and 70s. 9pm start |
| Sat 26th | BlackHawkDown (Heavy Rock) Are a new and exciting |
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Watermelon Slim @ Lincoln Drill Hall
Lincoln Drill Hall are proud to present Watermelon Slim Saturday 7 April 8pm
boxoffice@lincolndrillhall.com
Don’t miss this chance to see such a master blues man practising his craft!
www.lincolndrillhall.com
www.watermelonslim.com
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