Louth has a full run of live shows from Wednesday 4th to Saturday 7th November 2026. The Riverhead Theatre has a Two Ronnies spoof on Wednesday, an Eric Clapton tribute on Friday and the dance show Iconic 90s on Saturday, while Louth Town Hall hosts Klout's charity concert and Louth Jazz Club holds its Singers' Night. The Sensational 60's Experience is at the Embassy Theatre in Skegness the same evening.
Saturday 7th November is the busy one. By our count there are two shows at the theatre, a gig at the Town Hall and a night of local singers at the Jazz Club, all within a few minutes of each other. That is a good problem to have, though you may need to pick.
Wednesday 4th November - The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town
This one comes from Louth Riverhead Theatre and starts at 7.30pm. Made famous by The Two Ronnies and written with Spike Milligan's love of the absurd, it follows Inspector Corner of the Yard and Sergeant Bowles on the trail of a mysterious raspberry blower. Hambledon Productions have turned it into a stage play for the 50th anniversary of its first broadcast, with plenty of puns and wordplay. Tickets are on the theatre's booking page.
Friday 6th November - Forever Clapton
A six-piece band led by Benny "guitar" Smith follows Eric Clapton's career at the Riverhead Theatre, from the Bluesbreakers, Cream and Derek and the Dominos to his unplugged years. Expect Layla, Cocaine, Crossroads and Lay Down Sally, with audio-visual displays alongside. The show starts at 7.30pm, and tickets are on the theatre's booking page.
Saturday 7th November - Iconic 90s by Next Generation Dance
The dance school's show takes its inspiration from the music and styles of the 1990s, and it is back at the Riverhead Theatre for two performances, at 2.30pm and 7pm. The afternoon show is the easier one if you are bringing children or want your evening free for something else. Tickets are on the theatre's booking page.
Saturday 7th November - Sam's Tractor Run Charity Concert with Klout
Klout play Louth Town Hall on Eastgate, in a concert presented by Sam's Tractor Run to raise money for local causes. The band describe themselves as indie, rock, pop and punk, and they have been playing to local audiences for almost 20 years. The set list takes in songs by the likes of Kings of Leon, Stereophonics, Green Day, Sam Fender and The Killers.
Sam's Tractor Run began in 2013 as Farmer Brown's Tractor Run, when 13 tractors raised about £300 for a local charity. In 2025, 136 tractors took part, and the organisers are working towards charitable status so they can support several good causes each year. Doors and bars open at 7pm and the music starts at 8pm. Tickets are on Eventbrite.
Saturday 7th November - Singers' Night at Louth Jazz Club
Local singers take turns at the mic at Louth Jazz Club on Queen Street, backed by the in-house trio. The mix of songs changes every time, and you can either sing yourself or just sit back and listen. The music runs from 7.30pm to 10pm. Tickets are £10, or £8 for members, and can be booked on the Jazz Club's website, where you will also find the details if you want to sing.
Saturday 7th November - The Sensational 60's Experience, Skegness
If you fancy a night at the coast, the Embassy Theatre in Skegness has a package of 1960s hit-makers at 7.30pm. The line-up is Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich, The Trems (featuring Jeff Brown, formerly of The Tremeloes), The Fortunes, The Swinging Blue Jeans and Vanity Fare. Songs include The Legend of Xanadu, Silence Is Golden, Hippy Hippy Shake and Hitchin' a Ride. Tickets start at £32.50.
Check Before You Go
Start times, ticket availability and prices can change, so click through to each organiser's booking page before you set off. The full list, including regular weekly groups, is on What's On in Louth. If you know of something else happening locally that belongs in a roundup like this, send us the basics and we will look at including it next time.