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Australian Pink Floyd Show
The Australian Pink Floyd Show, also known as Aussie Floyd, is a tribute act dedicated to the music of Pink Floyd. It was formed in 1988 in Adelaide, South Australia, by guitarist Lee Smith, who advertised in a local music store for musicians willing to play only Pink Floyd material. The group performed as Think Floyd before adopting its current name ahead of a UK debut in 1993.
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United States
- Aug 14San DiegoHumphreys Concerts By the BayView details
- Aug 31BaltimorePier Six PavilionView details
United Kingdom
- Oct 26BristolBristol BeaconView details
- Nov 1EdinburghUsher HallView details
- Nov 8LiverpoolLiverpool Empire TheatreView details
- Nov 10BirminghamSymphony HallView details
- Nov 11BirminghamSymphony HallView details
- Nov 13ManchesterO2 Apollo ManchesterView details
- Nov 16LeicesterDe Montfort HallView details
- Nov 17Milton KeynesMilton Keynes TheatreView details
- Nov 18Milton KeynesMilton Keynes TheatreView details
- Nov 20PlymouthPlymouth ArenaView details
- Nov 28CardiffUtilita Arena CardiffView details
- Nov 30Stoke On TrentRegent TheatreView details
- Dec 5CambridgeCambridge Corn ExchangeView details
Belgium
- Feb 23, 2027AntwerpStadsschouwburg AntwerpenView details
Italy
- Apr 5 – Apr 6, 2027BergamoChorusLife ArenaView details
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About Australian Pink Floyd Show
The band has toured more than 35 countries and sold over five million tickets across its history, playing festivals including Glastonbury, Sweden Rock Festival and Rock Werchter. It is the only Pink Floyd tribute act to have performed for a member of Pink Floyd, appearing at David Gilmour's 50th birthday celebration in 1996 after he had watched the group perform two years earlier.
In 2011 the group became the first touring act to use stereoscopic 3D projection live, in a show that also employs lasers, inflatables and large screen visuals modeled on Pink Floyd's own stage design. Its lineup has changed over time; keyboardist Matt Riddle recently replaced founding member Jason Sawford, and the group now numbers around twelve musicians spanning guitars, vocals, keyboards, saxophone and rhythm section.
Critics have generally praised the show's musicianship and visuals; one reviewer singled out the band's rendition of "Careful with That Axe, Eugene" and its projection work recontextualizing the material for modern audiences. Nearly four decades after forming, the group continues performing Pink Floyd's catalogue, from The Dark Side of the Moon to The Wall, on stages worldwide.