The Gerry Cinna-man Experience

The Gerry Cinna-man Experience plays The Platform on Saturday 24 April 2027, with the show starting at 7:30pm. The name is a nod to the act itself: it's Gary Digan performing as a tribute to Gerry Cinnamon, the Scottish singer-songwriter known for his acoustic, sing-along songs. Digan bills himself as the UK's premier and definitive tribute to Cinnamon, and he leans into the persona with a strong Scottish accent.

The set is built around the things that define Cinnamon's live shows: upbeat acoustic guitars, soulful harmonica, and heartfelt vocals. The songs are the kind of anthemic, sing-along tracks that get a room going, and they're laced with the same sort of social commentary that Cinnamon writes into his own work. If you're familiar with the original, you'll recognise the sound—acoustic-led and meant to be sung back from the crowd.

It's a one-man show, so the whole thing rests on Digan. He takes on the songs, the accent, and the stage presence, playing the role as much as the music. The harmonica adds that specific folk-rock texture that sits alongside the guitar, and the set is designed for a crowd to join in on the choruses.

Tickets are £18.37, which includes the booking fee, and the show is at The Platform, part of the University of Lincoln Student Union. It starts at 7:30pm on Saturday 24 April.