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Resistance and Reinvention

Mon 30th Nov - Wed 2nd Dec

Join student performers from the University of Lincoln’s Music degree for three nights of bold, genre-spanning work shaped by resistance and reinvention.

Responding to the season’s Loud and Proud theme, students explore how music can challenge norms, amplify marginalised voices, and how styles can be reinvented.

• Monday 30 November, 6.00–8.00pm – a laid-back early
evening concert of instrumental, choral and folk music.

• Tuesday 1 December, 7.00–9.30pm – an evening of jazz,
pop and acoustic acts

• Wednesday 2 December, 7.00–9.30pm – an eclectic mix
of music presented by bands from across the cours

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  • Date:
    Mon 30th Nov - Wed 2nd Dec 2026
  • Time:
    Various times
  • Running Time:
    150min
  • Location:
    Theatre
  • Prices:

    £3 All Tickets

  • Doors open 15 mins prior to event start time.

    20 min interval included.

    Age: All Ages

    Content Warnings: Loud Sounds, Flashing Lights.

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