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Savoretti and Morrison in Lincoln: tickets on sale Friday

Two guitarists performing live music on an outdoor stage at night.

Jack Savoretti and James Morrison will perform at Lincoln Castle on Sunday 13 June 2027, opening their seven-date double-headlining summer tour. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday through Lincoln Castle and Ticketmaster. Prices have not yet been published.

The concert is aimed at fans of the two established singer-songwriters and will be the first announced headline show in the Live at Lincoln Castle 2027 series. Savoretti will close the Lincoln performance after both artists have appeared as headliners.

Confirmed date, venue and booking details

The concert will take place within the grounds of Lincoln Castle on Castle Hill, Lincoln, LN1 3AA. Organisers have confirmed the date but have not provided a start time, ticket prices, transport guidance or accessibility information in the announcement.

Tickets are scheduled to go on general sale at 10am on Friday. Buyers will be able to book through lincolncastle.com or ticketmaster.co.uk, although no ticket categories or price bands have been disclosed.

The show is being presented by promoter Cuffe and Taylor through its continuing partnership with Lincolnshire County Council. It will begin a tour spanning seven dates across England, Scotland and Wales during June and July 2027.

Savoretti and Morrison in Lincoln: tickets on sale Friday

Two headline sets with Savoretti closing in Lincoln

The tour pairs two performers with careers stretching across two decades. Rather than treating one artist as a supporting act, the arrangement gives Jack Savoretti and James Morrison double-headliner status. They will take turns closing the concerts, with Savoretti assigned the final set at Lincoln Castle.

Savoretti enters the tour following the release of his ninth studio album, We Will Always Be The Way We Were. The record arrived 20 years after his debut album, Between the Minds. His career includes two UK number-one albums and five records that reached the top 10 of the UK album chart.

James Morrison is also marking roughly 20 years as a recording artist. His catalogue includes two UK number-one albums, five UK top-10 singles, Platinum-certified releases and a BRIT Award. His seventh album, Fight Another Day, reached the top five and gave him his highest chart position in 14 years.

Lincoln Castle series expands after record attendance

The announcement follows a 2026 Live at Lincoln Castle season that staged 12 headline concerts and attracted 60,000 music fans. Promoters plan to increase the programme to 14 shows in 2027, making it the largest edition of the series described so far.

Savoretti and Morrison in Lincoln: tickets on sale Friday

Cuffe and Taylor promoter Mark Harrison said the Savoretti and Morrison concert would launch the 2027 programme and begin the artists’ summer tour. Further concerts are expected to be revealed in the months ahead, but no additional performers or dates were included in this first announcement.

The medieval castle setting remains central to the series, bringing large-scale headline performances into one of Lincoln’s best-known historic locations. The Savoretti and Morrison date is the first confirmed opportunity for audiences to plan around the expanded 2027 programme.

What ticket buyers should check on Friday

Sales are due to open at 10am on Friday through the two booking channels named by the organisers: Lincoln Castle’s website and Ticketmaster. Prospective buyers should check those official sales pages for prices, ticket options and any event conditions released when booking opens.

A performance start time, transport arrangements and accessibility provisions were not included in the announcement. Those details should not be assumed until they are published by the venue or promoter.

Source: Lincolnshire County Council

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