Now in its fourth year, the free two-day festival will once again showcase some of the best emerging artists from Lincolnshire and beyond across two unique city centre stages.
The Main Stage in City Square, curated by BBC Music Introducing, will feature a packed programme of live music throughout the weekend, culminating in headline performances from The Rills and Publics.
Festivalgoers looking for a more laid-back atmosphere can head to the Unplugged Stage at St Paul in the Bail, curated by Southside Lincoln, where acoustic performances, cosy bean bags and a small selection of market stalls will provide the perfect setting to relax and discover new music.
Brought to the city by Events in Lincoln, Lincoln Live has quickly become a highlight of the city's events calendar, celebrating both local talent and exciting artists from across the UK.
Visitors can enjoy food, drink and shopping at Cornhill Market between performances, while the official Lincoln Live bar, provided by Sipwell Events, will be serving a range of ales, cocktails, premium spirits and soft drinks throughout the weekend.
Attendees are welcome to bring their own seating to enjoy the performances in comfort, as well as food and non-alcoholic drinks. Alcohol must be purchased from the official festival bar.
Cllr Joshua Wells, Portfolio Holder for Inclusive Economic Growth at City of Lincoln Council, said: "Lincoln Live has become a fantastic showcase for live music in our city, bringing together incredible emerging talent with well-known headline acts in a welcoming and accessible environment.
"We're delighted to welcome The Rills and The Publics to Lincoln this September and can't wait to see City Square and St Paul in the Bail filled with music once again. Best of all, the festival is completely free to attend, making it a great weekend out for residents, students who have returned to university and want to catch up with their friends before the term starts, and visitors alike while supporting our city centre businesses."
