Police found him with the keys to the stolen van
The Beatles, Elton John, Jimi Hendrix. Undeniable legends of their craft and global phenomenons during their peak years, but did you know that all three of those iconic acts have performed live in Lincolnshire?
However, in 1963 it played host to perhaps the most famous band of all time, as The Beatles stopped off in Lincoln during their autumn tour of that year. The building’s first purpose was that of an ice skating rink in the 1930s, before dangers of World War Two prompted it to be covered with a roof. February 2007 saw Kings of Leon arrive in Lincoln to perform hits from their first two albums, as well as material that would appear on their third record Because of the Times, released later that year.
Elton John arrived in June 2016 for his Wonderful Crazy Night tour, playing his massive catalogue of recognisable hits to over 17,000 people in Lincolnshire. Announcements for the 2023 summer season are imminent, with hopes high of another star rocking the Market Rasen Racecourse stage.What began as a public bath house from the early 1930s, eventually became one of the most sought-after venues in Lincolnshire. The Baths Hall in Scunthorpe has seen many a superstar come through the doors since it began serving as an entertainment spot in the 1970s.
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