The act
The moment your wedding needs to move from background mood into dancing is where Lincoln County's flexible covers set can work particularly well. Their repertoire spans well loved songs from the seventies to current music, moving between rock anthems, modern hits and more relaxed selections. The musicians tailor the set to the occasion and encourage audience interaction, aiming for an energetic and polished performance. You could begin with the more relaxed selections during drinks, then discuss which songs might mark the move onto the wedding dance floor. Their strongest quality is the ability to support a laid back atmosphere before lifting the same crowd into a livelier celebration.
See Lincoln County play
Watch Lincoln County perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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Songs Lincoln County can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Here is a sample of just some of the songs we do: Are You Old Enough, April Sun (Dragon), Run to Paradise (The Choirboys), It's Only Natural, Distant Sun (Crowded House), Nutbush (Tina Turner), Rockin All Over the World (Status Quo), No Secrets (The Angels), Rock N Rock is King (ELO), Dont Bring Me Down (ELO), Sweet Child Of Mine (Guns & Roses), Rockin in The Free World ( Neil Young), Mr Jones (Counting Crows), Rain King (Counting Crows), Come Up and See me Make Me Smile (Steve Harley), Wagon Wheel (Darius Rucker), All Summer Long (Kid Rock), Overkill (Men At Work), Knockin On Heavens Door (Guns & Roses), Friday I'm in Love (The Cure), Peaceful Easy Feeling (The Eagles), Already Gone (CCR), Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd), Boys Light Up, (Australian Crawl), The Breakup Song (The Greg Kihn Band) AND MANY MORE...............................
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What to expect
Covers from the seventies through to now, played by a band that watches the floor and adjusts. Big dance anthems when you want everyone up, quieter material when the room needs to breathe and talk. Lincoln County work the crowd rather than playing at it, and there's plenty of back and forth with the audience through the night. Sound and lighting come as part of the deal, so what arrives is a finished show, indoors or out, and it stays that way from the first song to the last.
On the day
PA and lighting are theirs. From your side they need room to set up as a full band and a bit of floor clear in front for people to dance on, plus a power source that will genuinely carry the PA and all the amps. Outdoors adds two things: power run to the stage area, and shelter overhead. The surface matters too. It has to be solid, so grass won't do it. Grass is great for a picnic, less so for a band.