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Full line-up of up-and-coming musical talent now announced for Lincoln Live 2025!

Chris

8/26/2025 10:40:21 AM

Entertainment

4 mins read

Get ready, music lovers, Lincoln Live is just over a week away, and the full line-ups for both stages have now been revealed.

 

The much-anticipated, free two-day festival kicks off on Saturday, 30 August, from 1pm to 8pm and continues on Sunday, 31 August, from 12pm to 5pm.

Organised by City of Lincoln’s Events in Lincoln team, the festival will debut in its brand-new location in City Square, right by Cornhill Market.

Hosted by BBC Introducing’s Dean Jackson, the main stage will shine a spotlight on the most exciting up-and-coming musical talent from the region and beyond.

This year’s line-up features Hermione, Cherryholt, Vigilantes, Dom Malin, and Santino Game, to name a few.

Festivalgoers can also enjoy a bar supplied by Sipwell Events serving local ales from 8 Sail Brewery, delicious cocktails (including a Lincoln Live-themed special), premium spirits, and soft drinks throughout both days.

Plus, thanks to the festival’s close proximity to the Cornhill Market, attendees will have easy access to food, refreshments, and toilet facilities.

Those who are after a more chilled vibe can head uphill to Lincoln Live Unplugged at St Paul in the Bail.

Curated and brought to life by Southside Lincoln, this relaxed zone offers acoustic performances in a cosy, atmospheric space complete with plants, rugs, disco balls, and comfy sofas, all set against the historic backdrop of Lincoln Castle.

Among the Unplugged lineup are names such as Allie Argent, Tinned Peaches, Rhys Turner (lead singer of The Faith Estate), Carrianne Rogers, and Birdcage Ukulele Orchestra.

Lincoln Live 2025 is free for all ages and offers two fantastic locations, each surrounded by shops, food, and a buzzing festival atmosphere.

While some seating and deck chairs will be provided, anyone planning to attend is welcome to bring their own chairs to enjoy the music in maximum comfort.

Guests are also welcome to bring food and non-alcoholic drinks; however, alcohol must be purchased on-site from the official Lincoln Live bar.

 

Cllr Joshua Wells, Portfolio Holder for Inclusive, sustainable, economic growth at City of Lincoln Council, said:

“With just two weeks until Lincoln Live, the excitement is really building. This year’s event will once again showcase the incredible talent we have here in Lincolnshire, alongside some fantastic acts from further afield.

“Each year we work to make our Lincoln Live festival even better, building on the successes of the previous year to create the best possible experience for both the performers and those attending. We hope that the main stage’s new location will elevate the festival and create an even better atmosphere.

“It’s a brilliant opportunity for people to come together and enjoy great music while exploring everything the High Street has to offer, and to celebrate the end of summer in our vibrant city centre.”

Visit the Events in Lincoln Facebook page to see the full line-up for both stages, get to know the main stage artists, and plan your weekend with artist set times.

Don’t miss your chance to discover your next favourite band or artist and celebrate the end of summer in style at Lincoln Live 2025.

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