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Nick Mason and his band continue to play top notch shows focusing on the early works of Pink Floyd. If you haven’t seen this concert yet, make a road trip to see them. You will not regret it.
Great Show at a Great Facility .
If you're more than just a casual Floyd fan, this is the best show going. If you dig some serious psychedelic rock performed by masters of the art, this is the show for you.
Excellent selection of music pre dark side of the moon .
If you love early Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett and/or psychedelic space music with awesome psych visuals then this show is for you! Fantastic musicianship, presence and storytelling from Pink Floyd's drummer Nick Mason and his now veteran - and fantastic! - band Saucerful of Secrets. a DO NOT MISS!
This show was a master class in the music of the 60’s, taught by Mr. Mason and his jaw-droppingly great band. A reminder of how truly awful today’s stuff really is! The Lincoln is a awesome venue as well…..
This is the 2nd time I've seen Nick Mason over the past few years and he and his band are tighter and putting on a better show... opened up with One of These Days that completely rocked the theatre. If you're a Floyd fan, go see this show...
As a young Floyd fan, there were many songs I never thought I’d get to hear live. Saucer Full of Secrets played an exceptional selection of pre-Dark Side material. The performance was lively, but not over-the-top. The band spoke to the crowd a fair bit between songs on interesting occurrences from Floyd’s early days. While the show is not the spectacle of the Roger Waters tour, it is clearly more intimate and endearing. Highly Recommend!
Most fun we’ve had in years. Literally years. The show was visually stunning, each musician is a master of his realm, and of course seeing Nick Mason was the joy of a lifetime. The audience was electric, and I’d love to see this show again!
Just like they did several years ago, Nick Mason‘s Saucerful of Secrets put on a fantastic show. But somewhere in the transfer from the Anthem to the Lincoln Theatre my digital tickets did not come through so that they could scan it properly. It took 10 minutes or more just to get in after they had to re-print actual tickets. And then, when I got to my seat, it was nothing like it would have been at the Anthem. We ended up all the way in the back on the balcony. And several people were very disruptive, including one gentleman who was either extremely high, or had a very bad mental condition. He talked through the whole show. But I did love the band and they did an excellent job.
Nick Mason's Band = 5* (great), Lincoln Theater Seat = 1* (poor), Avg = 3*. First of all, the band was great. I had purchased box seats to get a really good view. When I got to the concert, I found that the seating layout was not like what is presented in the seating chart. The seating chart shows the seats side by side. They are actually placed behind one another. Very, very disappointing.
The concert itself was great. Nick and the boys were terrific. I bought a ticket to the show at the Anthem for January. I paid for a ticket that would have been much closer than the the seat they reassigned me at the Lincoln Theater. Same with the guy sitting next to me. Whether it was t
I am not really a Pink Floyd fan, but the concert was quite good. The venue is beautiful, and the staff were so welcoming. The band itself was excellent, with great sound, and they were fun to watch as they goofed off when they could, and played seriously most of the time. My husband was VERY happy with the concert, and would certainly love to experience the band again.
If you're a fan of the early days of Pink Floyd, pre Dark Side, you can't miss this! Excellent all the wat around.
Ex. concert with a set list that went wide and deep! As close to seeing Pink Floyd as you are likely to see presently. Wonderful venue, with very friendly staff and very good sound.
It was an incredible experience of the music in all the world.
An amazing almost high-def remastered experience of the early Pink Floyd music. An amazing tribute to Sid the Crazy Diamond. As close as you can get to being there at one of those televised BBC performances from the late 60s. Also part of the show an amazing selection from the early 70s albums like “Relics” and “Meddle.” This show was a rare treat. Don’t miss it!
The bank played tight and was super talented. Nick has wonderful humor and modesty which was truly shown when he compared himself to the various Pink Floyd cover bands and made a brilliant Roger pun regarding the gong. So glad to be able to see the show in a great venue where you can just walk around and be comfortable. I also saw the show before Covid when they were first ramping up and this time around they were even better. Lastly, there was a slight innovation to the music making it even better and unique. This music can never be duplicated, which makes it even more special. Hats off to Nick and the team!
