Music

Saturday 4th January
Messiaen’s La Nativité du Seigneur
Lincoln LN2 1PX, 7pm
Described as one of the greatest organ works of our time, Jeffrey Makinson will be playing Messiaen’s work on the spectacular Father Willis Organ. At Lincoln Cathedral. Tickets £15.
lincolncathedral.com

Thursday 9th January
Grimsby Concert Society
Grimsby DN31 1HU, 7.30pm
Katy Smith (Violin) and Amy Butler (Piano)performing works by Fauré, Ravel, Vaughan Williams and Elgar. At Grimsby Town Hall. Tickets £17.50. Free parking and lift.
imgcscs@gmail.com
grimsbyconcertsociety.org

Friday 10th January
Tony Kofi’s Tenor Legacy
Stamford PE9 2DL, 8pm
Internationally acclaimed, award-winning saxophonist Tony Kofi explores the music of John Coltrane, Sam Rivers and Wayne Shorter amongst others, with a focus on Blue Note Records. At Stamford Arts Centre. Tickets £15.
01780 763203
stamfordartscentre.com

Sunday 12th January
Lincoln Symphony Orchestra New Year Concert
Lincoln LN6 7TS, 3pm
The orchestra will be ringing in 2025 with an afternoon performance of Viennese favourites. At Lincoln Arts Centre. Tickets £16, Over 60s £14, U16s £7.
01522 837600
lincolnartscentre.co.uk

Tuesday 14th January
The Classic Rock Show 25
Grimsby DN31 2BH, 7.30pm
An amazing opportunity for rock fans, young and old, to celebrate three decades of the world’s greatest classic rock music. At Grimsby Auditorium. Tickets from £38.50.
0300 300 0035
grimsbyauditorium.org.uk

Wednesday 15th January
Grantham Music Club – Festivo Winds
Grantham NG31 6QZ, 7.30pm
This dynamic wind quintet based in Manchester and London formed in 2017 at the Royal Northern College of Music. The group have since gone on to achieve notable competition successes. At ChristChurch, Finkin Street. Tickets £15.
01476 406158
guildhallartscentre.com

Saturday 18th January
John Otway Band
Barton upon Humber DN18 5JT, 8pm
The inimitable ‘microstar’ singer-songwriter, star of Rock & Roll’s Greatest Failure, hits the road with a band of fellow musicians for a new show, The Set Remains the Same. At Ropery Hall. Tickets £18/£20.
01652 660380
roperyhall.co.uk

Saturday 18th January
Weird Garden
Lincoln LN1 3LB, 7.30pm
An evening of unusual music, sound experiments and visuals at Decimal Place Artspace on Burton Road. Lineup features Adam James Davis, 534N and Quincey May Brown. Free entry, donations welcome.
facebook.com/weirdgardenlincoln

Saturday 18th January
Soul Kinda Wonderful
Spalding PE11 1SS, 7.30pm
Led by vocalist Richie Sampson, the musical group perform a fantastic show dedicated to The Drifters, as well as reviving the sounds of soul and Motown. At South Holland Centre. Tickets £28.50.
01775 764777
southhollandcentre.co.uk

Thursday 23rd January
Limehouse Lizzy
Stamford PE9 1PX, 7.30pm
Now entering their third decade as a premier touring act, Limehouse Lizzy continues to dominate stages worldwide, keeping the legacy of Celtic rock icon Philip Lynott and his group alive. At Stamford Corn Exchange. Tickets £26.50.
01780 766455
stamfordcornexchange.co.uk

Friday 24th January
ABBA Sensation
Gainsborough DN21 2AL, 7.30pm
Journey back to the golden days of ABBA. These guys have it all – the harmonies, the costumes, the choreography and a sprinkling of light-hearted humour. At Trinity Arts Centre. Tickets £22, Conc £20.
01427 676655
trinityarts.co.uk

Saturday 25th January
Barrioke
Lincoln LN2 1EY, 7.30pm
Best known for EastEnders, Extras, Life’s Too Short and more recently his internet videos, Shaun Williamson is bringing his popular music singalong event to The Drill, Lincoln. Ages 14+. Tickets £22.
01522 534160
lincolndrill.co.uk

Saturday 25th January
Whole Lotta Shakin’ – The Shakin’ Stevens Story
Boston PE21 6HP, 7.30pm
The award-winning tribute to the UK’s biggest-selling singles artist of the 1980s, starring Rebel Dean, is a nostalgic celebration, jam-packed with feel-good Rock ‘n’ Roll! At Blackfriars Arts Centre. Tickets £25.50.
01205 363108
blackfriarsartscentre.co.uk

Saturday 25th January
The South
Spalding PE12 6ET, 7.30pm
An impressive 9-piece band featuring former members of The Beautiful South, bringing back treasured songs from the legendary band’s catalogue. At Springfields Events and Conference Centre. Advance tickets £29.
01775 713253
springfieldsevents.co.uk

Saturday 25th January
Tony Moore – Awake
Louth LN11 0BX, 7.30pm
Expect to be wowed by imaginative stagecraft, as the former Iron Maiden member and Meatloaf collaborator channels the greats of the last four decades, with a twist. At Louth Riverhead Theatre. Tickets £15.
01507 600350
louthriverheadtheatre.com

Sunday 26th January
Lincs Soul Collective
Louth LN11 0BX, 7pm
Follow the journey of soul, gospel, jazz and blues music from the 1900s to the present day with this piano, vocals and saxophone trio. At Louth Riverhead Theatre. Tickets £14, TheatreCard £14.50.
01507 600350
louthriverheadtheatre.com

Tuesday 28th January
The Bug Club
Lincoln LN2 1EY, 7.30pm
The Welsh duo of Sam Willmett and Tilly Harris bring their critically acclaimed indie rock songs about everyday life from Caldicott, Monmouthshire to Lincoln. At The Drill. Ages 14+. Tickets £16.50.
01522 534160
lincolndrill.co.uk

Thursday 30th January
Dom Martin
Lincoln LN2 1EY, 7.30pm
The Irish blues guitarist follows up the release of his Blues Album of the Year 2024, Buried in the Hail, with a series of dates across the UK. At The Drill, Lincoln. Ages 14+. Tickets £23.10.
01522 534160
lincolndrill.co.uk

Friday 31st January
Hue & Cry
Scunthorpe DN15 6JP, 7.30pm
With soulful vocals, impeccable musicianship, and undeniable chemistry on stage, brothers Patrick and Gregory Kane perform songs from their outstanding four-decade legacy.
At Plowright Theatre. Tickets £23.
01724 296296
scunthorpetheatres.co.uk

All information correct at time of going to print. Please check dates and times for all events using the venue contact details before travelling.