AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE will be taking to the stage at the local music venue The Lincoln Imp. There will be only 300 tickets available so a pretty intimate gig as the venue can fit a lot more than that. Tickets are on sale now on See tickets and will set you back £16.
Saturday 16th September
(See support bands via the poster to the bottom of the page)
Continue reading USA Nu Metal Band AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE add Scunthorpe to Euro Tour
The Moods are a 9 piece electro driven music collective.
The Lincoln Imp presents Ramble Gamble, Colleen’s Fancy and Johnny and the Rocket.
Last night The Kooks played the Baths Hall in Scunthorpe. The show was sold out with fans still trying to get last minute tickets from social media. Continue reading Gig Review // The Kooks @ The Baths Hall
The Kooks to perform at The Baths Hall, Scunthorpe.
Indie band The Kooks will visit Scunthorpe as part of their UK tour next year. The band – who went 5x platinum with their album ‘Inside In/Inside Out’ – visit The Bath Hall on Monday, 24 April. Tickets go on sale on Friday. Continue reading THE KOOKS Playing Scunthorpe
It’s always such an experience at Party In The Pines. Believe me you’ll always have a memory of it once you’ve lived it, whether you want it or not lol.
Once again we were lucky for another year with exceptional sunshine and heat beaming through the trees, maybe even a little too hot.
Entering the car park and camping field it already seemed a lot busier earlier on than previous years. I have been attending Pines since it started publically and every year has just seen more and more new and returning faces from Scunthorpe and from a far. Continue reading Summary// Party In The Pines 2016
Please bare in mind the Party In the Pines team already have a lot on their plate and a lot of work to do so try make their life a bit easier by reading before asking questions.
I.e if the rules say no fire….no you can’t take your hob. If the rules say no glass…then no you can’t bring your new glass cocktail set. Don’t be silly, read the rules 🙂 Continue reading FAQ PARTY IN THE PINES 2016
Friday 5th of August sees the World’s No.1 tribute to MUSE come to Scunthorpe, for a very special performance at Redbourn Social Club. Organised by a local musician and fan!.
MUSEST are renowned all over Europe for entertaining huge crowds ( * Often in the 1000’s!! ) with their stunning performances!!.
With over 500,000 YouTube hits! MUSEST prove they deserve the tiltle of “The Worlds No.1 !! “.
Travelling from their home country ( Holland ) , by special request. MUSEST are going to perform a stunning show to a very lucky audience!.
With local rock covers band JOKER performing as opening act, your sure to have a fantastic night!.
Tickets are £8 pre event, and £10 on the door.
And for that you not only get very reasonable bar prices! BUT you also get to see an internationally renowned tribute band! Plus a local support band too!!.
See the specially created Facebook page ” Musest At Redbourn Club ” for details. And links to MUSEST’s website and Youtube channel!!.
A truly stunning nights entertainment awaits !!!
Acid peacock promotions presents Abacus Rocks
August Bank holiday weekend
The Abacus Scunthorpe from 2pm Sunday 30th August.
Followed by the biggest indie afterparty in town, the only place to be this august bank holiday weekend.
JOIN THE EVENT HERE Continue reading Bank Holiday Sunday // Free Entry- Abacus Rocks
On Friday evening I attended the newly refurbished gig room at the longest standing home of Live music in Scunthorpe. The Lincoln Imp has always hosted great live music for as long as I can remember but it’s new facelift it is bigger, better and well equipt to put on a show.
I was very impressed initially upon walking into the new gig room, the amount of space and the layout is just brilliant and hardly recognisable to the old gig room. The stage size has been increased and so has the audience’s space with the removal of the old sidebar, which was mostly unused. There is now a brand new bar around the corner from the stage away from the stage view so you don’t have people ordering drinks in your view. If you haven’t been to the Lincoln Imp for a gig since it’s refurb, please do check it out, you will be more than surprised.
This is the first gig I have been to since the refurbishment, although it wasn’t rammed full of people it was still a pleasant evening. I did miss the first support which was Lizzie Goddard but I have seen her a few times and she never disappoints her audience with her stunning voice and strong setlist of songs.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lizzie-Goddard/134471309952177
Years Young were the second main support, bringing a more heavy feel with lots of energy to the stage. Years Young are the newly formed band from former vocalist and former bass player from Ameira with two new members Ollie on drums and Danny on guitar. I’d say they have definitely got a bit more of a heavy influence than the more commercial sound they possessed as Ameira but in a way this is good as it means they have come away from what they were doing and are trying something new and finding their band’s sound. The boys have been busy recording at Peak studios and I think you can expect to see a music video very soon to accompany their first release.
https://www.facebook.com/yearsyoungmusic
Billy Bibby headlined the show, known as a “former member of Catfish & The Bottlemen”. Just himself and his acoustic guitar took to the stage and he performed some of his own songs and some well known covers throughout the hour. He is no doubt a talented guitarist making his electro acoustic sound full and some great vocals to match. He seemed rather reserved and shy on stage but it didn’t affect his performance, it was quite endearing really. You can catch Billy touring around the UK at a venue near you.
