The Ghost of Paul Revere played a show at The Bourbon Theatre with Andrea Von Kampen. The Maine-based Folk group is on a small tour of the Central U.S. before heading to a couple of dates in Europe in August.
Minneapolis-based Band, Annie and the Bang Bang arrived in Lincoln for the last show on their Summer tour. The group is self-described as "grunge meets late '60s rock," and played the Duffy's Tavern stage with Lincoln's own Red Cities.
On Saturday, July 27, members of the community will have the opportunity to learn more about the obstacles and triumphs local farmers experience during growing process as well as the manner of how they grow on the Local Farm Tour presented by “How’s it Growin'?”
Not even the scorching summer heat prevented Salt Creek from engulfing The Bay in chill vibes on the night of its EP release show for “If You Were There.” The Lincoln-natives released the four-track EP Friday following and the release of the EP’s single “What You Would Hear” in June.
It was a hot Thursday night for a concert in the park. The Lightning Bugs played like champs, and filled the Summer air with great music.
The annual two-day music festival, Zoofest, returns this weekend. The Zoo Bar has hosted the celebration of live national, regional and local music in downtown Lincoln for over 20 years. This year, the festival features great acts like Mike Zito, Empire Strikes Brass and Mavis Staples.
Portland-Based Alternative Group, Portugal. The Man, played a highly anticipated show at The Bourbon Theatre. The group was founded in 2000, and made waves with their album "Woodstock," which features the hit song "Feel It Still."
Folk singer/songwriter, Jospeph Huber, was in town to play a concert at The Bourbon Theatre. He is currently on tour for his latest album, "Moondog." He was joined on-stage by Lincoln's Gabe Nelson.
A member of The Machete Archive is moving away. As such, Duffy's Tavern hosting a going away concert of sorts featuring Her Flyaway Manner, Universe Contest and The Machete Archive.
Thursday was a night of beautiful weather and even better music. Our free, outdoor-concert brought Andrea Von Kampen and Rascal Martinez to Stransky Park. Photos are now available, here.