Open Mic Tonight

Just a quick reminder to get yourselves down to the Lincoln tonight and if you can play even better and come and get involved. With the fine weather we are running our BBQ also, £2 for a burger or hot dog.

Big Money Poker Night 30th April

Its the big one! Poker lovers in Dorking that are seeking a juicy prize fund can join in the fun on Saturday 30th April. We are rolling out a whopping £100 prize fund this evening. If you want to join the game, head down to The Lincoln Arms and take your seat before the 7.30pm start. If you get knocked out in the early rounds, why not shrug off the dissapointment and grab a little feast from our barbeque. Our chef will be cooking away from 6pm, and you will be the envy of other players still seated as they catch a waft of our delicious burgers and sausages!

Dorking Open Mic Night 29th April

There’s plenty of choice for a night out in Dorking, but music lovers and musicians alike will know that the Lincoln Arms is the only venue in Dorking with a dedicated room for live music. On Friday 29th April, we open our doors to budding musicians of Dorking and let them loose on our PA system. Its free entry, just pop down with your instruments and plug in when your turn comes round.

Live music at the Lincoln is a joy to watch. If you aren't planning on playing yourself, bring some chums and support our local talent. Avid musicians and bands are welcome, and while you wait for your slot, why not settle down and grab a bite to eat. We will be stoking up the Barbeque from 6pm. Live music kicks off at 8pm.

Fun Packed Thursdays at The Lincoln 28th April

Ease your way in to the Royal Wedding weekend with a whole bunch of  entertainment at The Lincoln Arms. From 8pm on Thursday 28th, come and play pool for free.We're the only pub in Dorking with two pool tables, and  we are mad enough to let you play for ziltch every Thursday. But thats not all! We're putting on a Barbeque from 6pm, and firing up the Poker table for ardent gamblers at 8.

Punktastic Line up at The Lincoln Arms 23rd April

The Static Age open the set on 23rd April at The Lincoln. These guys that hail from the states are mid way through their 25 show European tour, which includes Germany, Czech Rebublic, France and Romania amongst others. They have recieved great reviews from KERRANG, EMOTIONALPUNK, and ROCKSOUND MAGAZINE.

This band is a must for anyone that likes anything from The Cure to The Police. Their music is masterfully crafted and shockingly sincere.You are in for more treats as Brothers take stage. Killington Fall, a London based Ambient Rock band are up third. Their Debut EP 'At The Soundless Dawn' has received outstanding reviews. BBC Jersey wrote of this young four piece: "Killington Fall take the grind of Deftones and yourcodenameis:milo at their most apocalyptic and crush them with Explosions in the Sky’s instrumental spirit.".

With the night still young, The Dead Beat, fourth of the quintet, are up next. They will be up and ready having already played a gig in Kingston an hour earlier. This four piece band has been rolling out punk rock since 2009. Punters will not be disappointed as the band drags influences from The Bronx, Hot Snakes, Rocket From The Crypt and New Bomb Turks.

Last, but not least, Fun Alf close the session with a sound much akin to Killing Pablo, Blank Generation, the Clash, and The Fall. To get these five bands, we ask very little. Just £3 of your hard earnt to pay for their petrol!

UNFUN Tour Hits The Lincoln Arms 22nd April

Its a mini music festival at The Lincoln Arms on 22nd April. The Canadian sludge pop-punk band UNFUN, open the night to driving out punk tracks from their debut album 'Sick Outside View'. The Lincoln Ams plays host to this band on the 12th venue in their 14 date UK tour. The band is sure to play their latest 7" track - Shallow Graves, which is a split release on Not Shy Of The DIY/Drunken Sailor Records. Expect more mayhem as We Grow Beards take to the stage for further rock indulgence, with the Leeds stoners Teen-Rebel Dopefiends closing the show. This is not stuff for the faint hearted, but if you love The Clash or The Sex Pistols, this lot will be plenty to chew on.