Local band and Tiktok superstars The Rills spoke to The Lincolnite Podcast this week about their brand new EP ‘Do It Differently’ and upcoming show at The Drill.

Frontman Mitch Spencer discussed the process of writing and releasing the EP, and how starting a Tiktok in lockdown helped send the band into the viral stratosphere, accumulating millions of likes.

The three-piece band, two of whom are originally from Lincoln, have undertaken a hectic touring schedule, and are billed to play major festivals throughout the summer, including Boardmasters in Cornwall and Neighbourhood Weekender in Warrington, headlined by the likes of Kings of Leon and Kasabian.

Mitch also spoke about the band’s influences behind the new EP ‘Do It Differently’, citing work by iconic band The Libertines as a major factor in their own songwriting, as well as old-school FIFA video game soundtracks!

When asked if there were plans to release more music this year, Mitch confirmed to podcast host Ronnie Byrne that hopes are high, but this will be dependent on their intense touring schedule.

November 12th will see the boys return to their hometown, playing their own headline show at The Drill in Lincoln. Tickets can be purchased here.

The Rills new EP ‘Do It Differently’ is available on all major streaming platforms.


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A food bank in Lincoln is appealing for donations after seeing an uptake in people needing their help.

Lincoln Community Larder, a registered charity based on Rosemary Lane, has been helping relieve poverty in the city for three decades by providing food and amenities to those in need.

However, the current cost of living crisis and a national charitable focus on Ukraine has left the larder needing donations more than ever.

Joan Bennett, a volunteer coordinator at the larder, spoke to The Lincolnite Podcast to discuss the current situation, the increase in people using their service, and the new fuel voucher scheme the charity has put in place to help people with the rising cost of energy.

Listen to the interview here:

Lincoln Community Larder is currently appealing for a range of different foods, including tinned goods, biscuits, jams, and cereals.

To find out more about Lincoln Community Larder, visit their website.


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