Country music tribute show to Luke Combs and Morgan Wallen at The Engine Shed, the largest live music venue in Lincoln.
Lincoln Goes Country brings a Luke Combs and Morgan Wallen tribute to The Engine Shed on Saturday 6 December. It's a double-bill of two of the biggest names in modern country, both covered in one night, so if you're into the sound, it's a fair bit of ground to cover in one sitting.
Just to be clear on what this is: it's a tribute show, not the artists themselves. The Luke Combs half is billed as the world's leading tribute to the Grammy-nominated country megastar, so it's built around his songs rather than him being there. If you've been following Combs and Wallen from across the pond, this is a way to hear their material live in Lincoln without the flight.
The Engine Shed is the largest live music venue in the city, housed in a renovated, disused railway container storage facility. It's had a wide run of acts through its doors — Kings of Leon, Stereophonics, Gorillaz and Manic Street Preachers have all played here, as have DJs Annie Mac, Fatboy Slim and Zane Lowe. Inside the old Victorian water tower is The Tower Bar, which serves food and drink and shows live sport on a big screen, so there's plenty of space to settle in before the music starts.
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Getting there is straightforward: the venue is about a six-minute walk from Lincoln Central Railway Station, which makes it easy enough if you're coming in from elsewhere. Tickets are £25.00 plus a £2.50 booking fee.
