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What people wrote about nights in Lincoln
A guest for Jethro Tull · Fri, 29 Sep 2023
Big disappointment! Advertised as 7 decades of Jethro Tull, but emphasis was heavy on later material. Aqualung was rearranged to the degree that it was barely recognizable. No tunes from classic 70’s albums Thick As A Brick, Passion Play, WarChild, or Minstrel In The Gallery. We did get to hear 2 Christmas songs though! Only Locomotive Breath as the encore resembled classic Tull. No Ian acoustic guitar. The only highlight was Anderson’s flute playing.
A guest for Like a Storm · Tue, 01 Dec 2015
I love shows at the Bourbon. It's a great venue. Like A Storm is always a fantastic show, and the guys are great after the show. Great, great time!
A guest for Blackberry Smoke · Thu, 10 Sep 2015
My first time seeing them. I thought they were great. I can't wait until they come back to my area. I will definitely be returning to their shows...loved them!
A guest for Whitesnake · Fri, 24 Jul 2015
I've seen them a few times since 1987 and they were great last night. The new song were good and the classics were excellent. David's voice has remarkably held up!!
A guest for Whitesnake · Fri, 24 Jul 2015
Great show !!!!
A guest for Whitesnake · Fri, 24 Jul 2015
Show was great but but buying THE VIP package was a big waste of money.Didn't even get to meet the band . Got a bag of merchandise a signed poster not knowing if it is David Coverdale signature and tee shirt and VIP pass to back stage which was no good a picture book .Then the show started and everybody from back came to the front and my Vip seats flew right out the window i had to stand up for the whole concert.Next time i will buy cheap tickets and ran up to front when the concert starts.People do not waste your money on VIP tickets it's a scam. 352.00 Show was great music was good but everything sucked!!!!!!!
A guest for Cracker · Mon, 08 Jun 2015
To see Cracker at such a small venue was crazy! The only thing about this show that wasn't amazing was that it had to end! Lincoln was so lucky to have the one and only Cracker stop by to do a show like that. Very special.
Acts that keep coming back
Who plays Lincoln most
1956 to 2026
How Lincoln has played out
| Decade | Concerts | Venues |
|---|---|---|
| 1950s | 1 | 1 |
| 1960s | 6 | 2 |
| 1970s | 46 | 5 |
| 1980s | 49 | 11 |
| 1990s | 68 | 22 |
| 2000s | 615 | 52 |
| 2010s | 5,276 | 230 |
| 2020s | 2,192 | 96 |
A guest 20% for Bob Dylan · Fri, 12 Jun 2026
Bob does Bob. That seems to cover it. He has a storied history of doing the opposite of anything someone hopes he’ll do. No exception here. He provides zero point zero fan service, to ensure his self indulgent creative impulses are fed. I get it. He’s earned the right. However, it strikes me as a form of subterfuge, as most casual fans who attend his show with the hopes of singing Like A Rolling Stone (or any others from his storied songbook), will walk away completely dumbfounded. Sadly, they shouldn’t be (I’m speaking to myself here) as he hasn’t played a full concert of his classics in the original note and composition since 1978 (as far as my research has confirmed). Stunning, is fair, but sadly, it shouldn’t be. He doesn’t give a monkey’s rear end about the fan, never really has. I know, suck it up and bask in the glow of his awesomeness. Well, its hard to do so when you’re having to take a forensics approach to trying to discern if there’s at least one stanza or lyric you know within any of his rearranged songs, that would give you and ounce of hope that he might actually play a song you remember. The entire evening felt as though the audience was holding onto their pent up exhilaration, waiting to explode the moment a single, recognizable offering from the classic Dylan red meat menu was brought to the table. No morsel was offered. Not a scrap. Not even a fragment of food, outside of a minute moment where everyone recognized the words Joker and the Thief the moment he brandished his harmonica. Pure pleasure for my 12 yr old son who continuously asked if this was actually Dylan hiding under the white hoody he wore the entire show (which I found hysterical). Like everyone else at the show, he wasn’t provided with even a moment of singing along with the historic musical figure he had come to admire in the G rated version of A Complete Unknown. I wonder…how many first time Dylan concert goers have been showing up at Bob’s shows the past 48 yrs, aware they would have no renderings from the artist they thought they paid to see.? Oh well, at least Bob feels good about maintaining his cultural relevance and hasn’t become bored with singing along with millions of fans.
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