Pink Floyd tribute band Eclipse plays music from The Wall, The Dark Side of the Moon and more, with a full staging of The Dark Side of the Moon.
Eclipse bring their Pink Floyd tribute to The Continental on Friday 27 November, from 20:00 to 23:00. They describe themselves as the UK's most authentic Pink Floyd tribute band, and the set they've put together covers a good deal of ground. The first half pulls from across the band's discography, with music from The Wall, Wish You Were Here, Meddle, Animals, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn and The Division Bell. The second half is dedicated to The Dark Side of the Moon played in its entirety.
It's a seven-piece on stage, and most of them have spent time in other tribute acts. David Crilly is on guitars, having played in Mothership and Court & Spark; Toni Hughes handles keyboards, also from Mothership and Classic Queen; Martin Byrne takes bass and vocals; Daz Jones is on drums, with Capone, AZ/DC and Rock of Ages Experience behind him; Frank Ryan adds guitar and vocals, from Dr. Strangelove and Classic Queen; Steve Riley is on sax; and Jade Thunder provides vocals, coming from The Gary Murphy Band and Court & Spark.
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Between the two halves, you'll hear a broad sweep of the catalogue — the early psychedelic days of The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, the conceptual weight of The Wall, the atmospheric Wish You Were Here, and the later work of The Division Bell — before they settle into The Dark Side of the Moon as a whole. It's a long night of music, and the age limit is 12 and over. Tickets are £16 in advance and £18 on the door.
