INTERVIEW: Lower Than Atlantis chat to The Linc
Ahead of their eagerly awaited show at The Engine Shed last week, Mike and Ben of Lower Than Atlantis chat to The Linc‘s Caitlin Holloway and James Buxton about their…
Review: MANIA by Fall Out Boy
From their hiatus in 2009 til 2012, Fall Out Boy have re-branded their music and style. Gone are the emo pop-punk rockers we once knew, and a new band have…
The Monks: How Five Ex-Soldiers Birthed Punk Music
Their story is pure gold: five bored American G.I.s stationed in Germany, forming a run-of-the-mill cover band to pass the time, then becoming frustrated with the conventions of contemporary rock…
Coasts chat to The Linc about touring, second albums and football matches
Earlier this week, indie rock band Coasts stopped by Lincoln to play at The Platform as part of their 38-show tour celebrating the release of their album This Life, Vol.1.
The Linc’s Into The Spotlight: The Amazons
The Linc brings some of the most underappreciated artists of today into the spotlight, for this week, an act scheduled in to appear at Leeds Festival this year, ‘The Amazons’.
Review: Signs of Light – The Head and the Heart
Seattle-based indie-folk band The Head and The Heart are back with their third album, the aptly named Signs of Light.
Alias Kid on their first Lincoln show
After recording and releasing their first full album in 2015, Alias Kid are heading off on their very first solo tour – and stopping off at Lincoln along the way.
Laurence Jones to rock The Engine Shed
Described as “Blues Rock’s youngest talent in the UK”, Laurence Jones heads to Lincoln on Sunday, October 4 to play with his band at the Engine Shed.
Interview: Lock Up Laura on their second album
Lincoln rockers Lock up Laura will release their second album next week. The Linc caught up with Liam Giles (bass) and Aaron Hall (lead guitar) for en exclusive interview about…
re:View: The Darkness @ Engine Shed
By Alex Johnson The glam rock gods owned Engine Shed on Wednesday. Ten years on from their explosive debut album Permission to Land, it’s as though The Darkness are a…