Pink Floyd tribute show by The Australian Pink Floyd Show, with a new stage set, video animation, lasers and a rare live performance of 'Echoes', on its UK tour.
The Australian Pink Floyd Show play Portsmouth Guildhall on Friday 4 December, part of a wider UK tour. They've been at this since their first concert in Adelaide in 1988 and have since sold nearly five million tickets across more than 35 countries. They're the first Pink Floyd tribute to take the concept into the worldwide arena circuit, and they describe themselves as the world's biggest and best.
It's a long-running act with musicians from Australia, the UK, France and the USA, and the set covers every era of Pink Floyd's evolution. The show is built around the legacy of Barrett, Waters, Gilmour, Wright and Mason, and it's not just about the music. The production brings a new stage set, video animation, cutting-edge lighting, precision lasers and massive inflatables. There's also a rare live performance of 'Echoes' and a short Q&A with the band.
They've got a bit of a connection to the original line-up, too: they played at David Gilmour's 50th birthday celebration and have shared a stage with both Gilmour and Rick Wright. That's nearly 40 years of history behind them, and the Portsmouth date is one stop on a tour that's taking them across the UK.
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Doors open at 7pm, with a curfew of 11pm. Tickets are £43.70 to £60.70, which includes a 17% booking fee.
