Curly
About this event
Curly is bringing an unforgettable evening of live music to STACK Lincoln! The Lincoln-based solo artist will deliver hours of acoustic covers spanning soul classics and indie favourites, from Bruce Springsteen and The Beatles to Arctic Monkeys and Stevie Wonder. With previous festival appearances at Isle of Wight, Latitude and Radio 1's Big Weekend, plus support slots for names like The Libertines, Curly brings genuine experience to the stage. This is your chance to enjoy a special night of music performed by an artist who's made waves both at home and across the USA.
Set in the striking converted St Marks railway station on Lincoln High Street, STACK provides the perfect intimate yet expansive setting for live entertainment. The two-floor venue boasts a festival-sized stage with excellent sightlines throughout, professional sound and lighting, and a dedicated sound technician ensuring every note lands perfectly. Whether you're after soul, indie or 00s classics, Curly's interactive set promises to be a genuine crowd-pleaser.
Head down to STACK Lincoln and experience live music in one of the city's most distinctive venues. With a capacity of 2,162, there's plenty of room to enjoy an evening of brilliant acoustic performances in a historic building reimagined for modern entertainment.
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In 2024, I performed in the USA and at Isle of Wight Festival. I have previously performed at Latitude Festival, Radio 1's Big Weekend and supported names such as The Libertines and Scouting for Girls. I can provide HOURS of acoustic covers of Soul classics and Indie favourites from Bruce Springsteen to The Beatles to Oasis and Marvin Gaye to Bill Withers to Stevie Wonder to Arctic Monkeys and Ed Sheeran & many many more! I'll take requests and be a human jukebox!
Situated on Lincoln High Street this venue holds 2,162 people. Its an indoor venue in the old St Marks railway station. The St Marks railway station was the first in Lincoln. It was opened by the Midland Railway in 1846. The platforms were later demolished and it was 1985 when it closed completely. The main station was incorporated into a shopping complex before been taken over by Argos. The building will now reopen as Stack venue The venue is a two floor operation with a festival size stage with excellent viewing of the main stage area. The venue supplies sound and lighting along with a sound tec for all gigs.
