Australian Pink Floyd Show Tickets

Australian Pink Floyd doesn't only revive the legendary sound of Pink Floyd, they've managed to capture and recreate the entire Pink Floyd Concert experience. Since the show I've been telling people that Time-Machines are REAL; my wife and I spent 2 hours in one with this amazing band. Thank you APF for taking us back 30 years to relive such a treasured memory. I never thought we'd have that opportunity again, and we are grateful for your talents and dedication. The Mystic Lake venue was excellent as well, very convenient and comfortable with options for food/drinks/slots/cards after the show. Highly recommend.

This was my third time seeing them, and won't be the last. Great light show, great song selection (they try to play something from every album), and each time they came by they changed it up a bit. I do think the first part of Shine on You Crazy Diamond is plenty. No need to play all the parts. Maybe throw in some Division Bell instead? They give you a pretty long show, too. Worth the money. Chastain Amphitheatre is an excellent venue. Thanks for coming to ATL every year!

I have seen TAPFS many times and they never disappoint. Every single member of the band is incredibly talented and together they replicate Pink Floyd with amazing precision and accuracy. The vocal performances are incredible and the 3 beautiful ladies who provide angelic backing vocals give one of the best performances of The Great Gig In The Sky I have seen. Their meet and greet is definitely the most generous I have ever experienced. They played a song that was not on their setlist and they spent an extended period of time answering questions and interacting with the fans. This band is incredible and I make sure to see them every time they tour the U.S. and you should too.

Growing up in the 70s Pink Floyd was one of the first band that gravitated me. I loved the psychedelic and hypnotic sound. This is the third time I've seen the band since 2010. During the other two shows the balance of popular and obscure songs seem much better. There also as I remember was more vocal work rather than choosing tracks that were instrumental. In a two hour show, I didn't see the need to play all NINE parts of Shine On Your Crazy Diamond. Further the images seemed heavily weighted to the memory of Sid Barrett which is fine but then wash ALL the songs with an image. Their were songs with NO imagery at all. Also I find it disrespectful for those who don't live in OUR country to voice a political opinion at all. Shut up and sing the songs. I don't need or want to be preached to or educated by musicians. Another self aggrandizing move that people who have 15 minutes of fame feel while they take advantage of a captive audience.

This is probably the fourth or fifth time I've seen the Australian Pink Floyd. Their faithful reproduction of the music is always impressive. They stuck to the standard favorites, plus One Of These Days. I really like some of their past shows, with cuts from Animals and The Division Bell thrown in. They do a great Keep Talking. This time they were a bit sparse on the theatrics. In past shows they have brought the huge round projection screens showing Pink Floyd's videos, and an inflatable kangaroo. These things were missing in at Humphrey's in August, but that didn't detract from the music, which remains a must-hear for any PF fan. I'll continue to see them anytime the come to San Diego.

I will not say it was a bad show, but it left a lot to be desired. First, Led Zeppelin 2 was poorly mixed and no one could hear the lead guitar. Who goes to any Zeppelin tribute show so as not to hear the lead guitar? The setlist was great, but the presentation left was lacking. The Aussies were good, but seemed a little bit lost . It was an outdoor venue and a smaller stage so they didn't get to employ all their toys. Maybe that's the reason I felt their part of the show was sub par. Once again there was nothing lacking in the set list. One other thing ... each of these bands has a breadth of material that could warrant them having their own show. So each has to limit there play list choices to fit a lot smaller time slot. As I have seen both bands before (together even), I'd still recommend the show but at an indoor venue with a larger stage.

Excellent show -- will see them every year from now on if I get the opportunity.

I've seen Australian Pink Floyd twice. Their sound is very good. Since we can't see the original Pink Floyd anymore, this IS the next best thing. I will see them whenever they are near. But can I say something about the opening act? They suck. Both times I went to see Australian Pink Floyd, the band "Led Zeppelin 2" opened. Now I think they just travel around with each other. LZ2 is as bad as APF is good. The most disappointing thing is their sound system. Or maybe they do it on purpose. Both times I saw LZ2, the vocals, bass, keyboard sound is way up and the lead guitar is barely discernible. From what I could hear, the "Jimmy Page" guitarist was doing a good job, but his volume was just too low. Very disappointing. Regarding vocals: Even though I think it must be pretty hard to get that Robert Plant voice, this "Plant" is down right annoying. He does too much of that stuttering and flipping about that is legitimately Plant; but this guy is over the top, so that it's distracting rather than a valid impersonation. If LZ2 is playing with APF next time they come to San Diego, I think I'll just plan on going late.

This was absolutely mind blowing..would see it 100 times

First time seeing this band. Did a pretty good job, pretty authentic sounding music. Most of the show was from Wish you Were Here, Dark Side & the Wall. Also played Meddle's One of these Days, and two post Water's songs (one I didn't recognize, other might have been Learning to Fly, forget...) I could do without the post-Waters stuff, just like Floyd with Barrett doesn't interest me. My biggest disappointment was that there was nothing from Animals! That was a real shame....

I have no point of reference, since I never was able to see the original Pink Floyd live, but I can't see how they could be much better than the Aussie version. The emotion and attention to detail in each song was very evident, as was the technical precision to replicate the studio like sound. The guitar interplay between the two leads was impressive to say the least. I really enjoyed the sound mix as the lady background singers fit perfectly and appropriately into every part. Mike on the sax gave me goosebumps. The Aussie radio station search prior to "Wish You Were Here" was so cool! I couldn't believe they played "Us and Them" live as it's such a dreamy song, but it was one of my favorites of the show. The light show was the icing on the cake. I'll be looking and waiting for the next chance I get to see this awesome tribute band!

If you're a fan of any Pink Floyd songs, you will be absolutely amazed at the exceptional sound quality and performance that Aussie Pink Floyd does at their shows. I have seen a lot of concerts; and a few takeoff bands. The quality with Aussie Pink Floyd is nonsurpassed. Treat yourself next time they're anywhere near you.

Australian Pink Floyd could easily be written off as a Pink Floyd wanna be. However the talent level and musicianship as well as their stage presence brings them to a different level. Every musician contributes at a highly professional level and this is especially true for both guitarists, the lead singer and the back up singers. Definitely worth seeing!!!

Great show they play the music very well. Love the venue

Great band almost like the original Loved it and can't wait until they come back.

As always The Australian Pink Floyd was great. this is the third time I have seen them. I will continue to see them every time they come. However ........ The opening Band ( Led Zeppelin 2 ) sucked.... vocals were terrible. everyone was booing. it is a shame we all had to sit thru their set while we waited for The Australian Pink Floyd.

Music from long ago from metal and rcho plus the favorites

Simply a big stage production and not as much musical value.

One of the BEST shows I have ever seen!! Everything was crystal clear and Spot On!! It was a show that would make Roger Waters and David Gilmour Jealous!!

Had such a great time...The music and sound was amazing and the venue couldn't be any more PERFECT!!