Pink Floyd tribute act Eclipse performs The Dark Side of the Moon in full at The Tung Auditorium.
Eclipse are playing The Tung Auditorium in Liverpool on Saturday 13 February, and they're not just doing a few tracks. The whole night is built around one record: The Dark Side of the Moon. They're playing the album in its entirety, from start to finish, so you'll hear the whole sequence as it sits on the original release.
If you've only ever heard the big singles, this is a different way of listening to it. Instead of a handful of familiar songs, you get the full run — the slow build of Speak to Me and Breathe, the clockwork of Time, the heavy shift of Money, and the long, drifting stretch of Us and Them leading into Brain Damage and Eclipse. It's the album as a single piece of work, played through in one go.
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That's the only thing on the bill, too. The night is dedicated to that one record, so you know exactly what you're getting when you walk in. If you've always wanted to hear it played through without the gaps, this is your chance. It's at The Tung Auditorium, and the date is Saturday 13 February. You can find tickets and more details at the venue's website: thetungauditorium.com/events/p3?direct=true.
