Australian Pink Floyd Show at Wang Theatre

Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary Tour

G'Day, Pink Floyd Fans!

If you've been on the hunt for the most authentic Pink Floyd experience, well the folks from the land down under have been staging "The Gold Standard" of tribute acts to this date. It's no other than the Australian Pink Floyd Show. Formed in 1988 in Adelaide, every single one of their shows replicate the soul of the the original band's world tours. Recreating every visual, sound, and stage attitude, you feel like you've lost track in time., All the visual aids, lasers, inflatables, display panels, and other creative production elements seamlessly work to serve up an electrifying night of Pink Floyd hits. 

Having sold over four million tickets in 35 countries, the touring group has served international fans with the best Pink Floyd sets they've ever seen. Pitch-perfect & visually-packed, it's a sonic flashback that'll have you believing that they're the real thing. Keeping the legendary band's legacy alive, they're a rockin' blessing for generations to come. 

Still not sold? Well the one and only David Gilmour even invited them to perform at his 50th birthday. That's how crazy good they are. Paying homage to legends in music, they're definitely legends in their own game.

This time, the Australian Pink Floyd Show is celebrating 50 Years of "Wish You Were Here", an album that made great impact in the rock scene. With songs such as "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," "Welcome to the Machine," "Have a Cigar", and the beloved title track hailed as legendary tracks that rock heads must listen to, Pink Floyd has shaped a revolution. Listed on Rolling Stone's 500 greatest albums, it's a no-skip must-listen Pink Floyd record, for sure. Performing its 

Every Detail Counts.

With note for note precision, this critically acclaimed show has been serving up Pink Floyd hits for close to four decades now. These rockers are down to strike your hearts with concert elements that are true Pink Floyd tradition. From laser lights to a giant pig, inflatables, and so on, it's like stepping through a time machine. 

From Adelaide bars & clubs to jam-packed global arenas, these rockers have come a long way. "For the record TAPFS are a phenomenon to be witnessed live," Prog wrote. "It’s almost enough to make you forget you haven’t been watching Pink Floyd, but a surrogate band."

"Pink Floyd fans are very sceptical and think twice about buying tickets," guitarist Damian Darlington, who toured with the band at the time, told The Telegraph back in 2009. "But once they come and see us, 90% of the time they're converted."

Here's how serious they are. Even Steve Mac's guitar rig is extremely close to Gilmour's set-up. With elements custom-made by Pete Cornish (Gilmour closely worked with them), it takes a great deal of dedication to replicate the original band down to their own equipment from decades past. 

"The music is doing the talking, not the people on the stage," Chris Barnes shared with Misplaced Straws in an interview. Explaining how the original band was really all about music back in the day, he narrates how the fellas from an underground background weren't really engaging with TV, photoshoots, and a bunch of press shenanigans. "But really it is following that blueprint that Floyd kind of set down. "When the Aussies got the band together, the original guys, still to this day we follow to the letter their kind of ethos of we’re going to play it like this it’s going to be like the album."

"Our show is a replication of what you would expect to see if you went to see Pink Floyd,"

It all boils down to this. They'll have you believing that they're actually Pink Floyd. As said, it's all about the music. Once you here these legendary tracks live, it's a soul-changing experience for sure.

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