Four-piece Led Zeppelin tribute band with authentic instruments and replica costumes, playing the heavy classics and acoustic numbers.
CODA bring their Led Zeppelin tribute to The Engine Shed on Friday 19 February, starting at 7:30pm. They're a four-piece, and they describe themselves as Europe's most authentic Zep tribute — the only proper four-piece in Europe that looks and sounds as close to the original as possible, with authentic-looking and sounding instruments and handmade replica costumes.
The set covers the heavy classics the crowd expects, like Whole Lotta Love, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll and Black Dog, but it doesn't stop there. They dig into live rarities like When the Levee Breaks, Ramble On and Wanton Song, and bring in the acoustic side with Going to California and That's the Way. They add new songs to the set every year, so it's not just the same list of hits on repeat.
Behind the music, CODA is a band of four musicians who stage no tricks, no backing tracks and no safety net. In 2018 they played three shows, one of them at the very first venue Led Zeppelin ever played, exactly 50 years to the day. That one drew praise from Jerry Ritz, the band's first tour promoter, rock photographer Jorgen Angel and music journalist Chris Welch.
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It's at The Engine Shed, part of the University of Lincoln Student Union, on Friday 19 February from 7:30pm.
Date
Friday, 19 February 2027
19:30
Recommended Age
+14 years
