The Australian Pink Floyd Show, the world's biggest Pink Floyd tribute act, plays its UK greatest hits tour 'The Happiest Days Of Our Lives' at the Congress Theatre.
The Australian Pink Floyd Show play the Congress Theatre on Monday 23 November, as part of their UK tour The Happiest Days Of Our Lives. It's a greatest hits run, and the Eastbourne date is one of 30 they're taking across the country. The set is built around a new stage set and video animation, with cutting-edge lighting, precision lasers, massive inflatables and live sound. It's aimed at long-time fans and newcomers alike.
They describe themselves as the world's biggest Pink Floyd tribute act. The band played its first concert in Adelaide in 1988 and has since performed in more than 35 countries, with musicians from Australia, the UK, France and the USA. Along the way they've played at David Gilmour's 50th birthday celebration and shared a stage with Gilmour and Rick Wright. With nearly 5 million tickets sold worldwide, they were the first Pink Floyd tribute to take the concept onto the arena circuit. The Sunday Times Culture called them 'the most popular tribute band in the world' and The Daily Mirror described them as 'the kings of the genre'.
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The show starts at 19:00, and tickets are from £42.75.
