Love your music by some talented and gifted muso’s.I first heard Pink at a party in Glebe 1971 Sydney a long time ago.My first LP i brought and still have was Relics and some odd tracks i have been able to find.
So you could say i have listened to a lot of Pink Floyd over the years and i have not grown weary of them.I honestly cannot fault you guys and i listen intentently to your music ,what else can i say but Bravo to some accomplished guys.Love Darrens guitaring i only wish.
Are you playing Napier October 2010? recall seeing a sign in a window.
I think the Palais performance on 27/May/21010 was my 3rd PFE concert and even better that the first two! In fact so good that even after 3 months it’s still important for me to send my thanks to everyone in the PFE for a superb night’s entertainment.
Without shame I admit the Floyd are my favorite band. The first album I ever purchased was Dark Side of the Moon, while I was in high school. If you enjoy Pink Floyd’s music do not miss a chance to go to a PFE performance! Do NOT be put off by thoughts of “cover band” or “tribute band”. Do you think folks stepping out for an evening at the Berliner Philharmoniker think to themselves “oh, they’re only a Beethoven tribute band!” ? From either you get great music played by talented and passionate musicians – what more could you ask?
p.s. Thanks to Andrew Haysom for the set list – I think they played “Another Brick …” too.
p.p.s Did y’all ever publish the final rankings from the web site voting?
The concert at the Palais on May 27 was spectacular. My friends and I loved the concert so much, we were wondering whether there will be another concert in Melbourne this year. We would love to go again. Please arrange for another concert in Melbourne real soon. We will definitely be there.
Guys i wont rave on i’m just going to say The Brisbane show was truely AWSOME. The one and only thing I didnt enjoy was the flashing strobe light. Other than that the light show was just spectacular only next time I will have a few joints before the show.
Saw the Sat night show at the Enmore – absolutely brilliant. The music, the sound, the lighting, the showmanship were all spot on. I was lucky enough to see the real Pink Floyd when they were last in Sydney many years ago and they were awesome. Obviously we will never be able to see the real Pink Floyd ever again, so go and see the Pink Floyd Experience – the next best thing.
I have been to see them several times now over the last few years and I will continue to do so every time they come to Australia (would love to see them do The Wall again!)
If you love PF music then make sure you go and see this band – I guarantee you won’t be disappointed!
the melbourne show was the one of the best days of my life….
i was stonned of my face and the lighting and projecter was doing my head in .hahaha . the music was spot on and if that is the closest thing that i will to Pink Floyd i am a happy man…..well teenager (17) .. all the songs i voted for were played exept hey you but that doesnt matter coz they played the whole DSOTM album
i came out of the theatre feeling euphoric and satisfied . next time they come to melbourne i will be there again.
Peace
I saw the Melbourne show, and I loved it. (I didn’t get that nostalgic, I am only in my early teens) You did a really good job, especially the keyboardist, you emulated the synths and samples really well. I thought that during the intro to Echoes, that keyboard bit was a little loud, but apart from that, the show was amazing.
I bought tickets for the Melbourne show months ago for my husband’s 60th thinking .. well it may not be the real thing but its a nostalgic night out….WOW !! It was so much more than I expected. The sounds and sights were wonderful and I really enjoyed hearing early Floyd that I have overlooked… I’m cracking out the vinyls! Thank you for the experience – we will be back!!
I saw the 3 hour plus Melbourne show last night and it was outstanding. Full length versions of Echoes, Dogs and Sheep (Pigs didn’t fly this time) and the entire DSOTM. Very talented and professional musicians playing with a passion for getting it right. Being a Gilmour fan I was particularly impressed with lead guitarist Daz and his Black Strat. Probably the only thing lacking (and this is being picky) was a pedal steel guitarist. Overall a great choice of songs and a memorable night that I’ll want to relive when they return to Melbourne again. Well done Pink Floyd Experience!
Being such a huge Pink Floyd fan, I went to the gig in Melbourne last night expecting to be a little disappointed, because no one can really do Floyd justice, right? Wrong. Very wrong. This New Zealand outfit are just superb. To call it a tribute show really doesn’t do it justice. They are a bunch of superbly talented musicians, obviously very passionate about Pink Floyd’s music and they put on a truly superb show. Rick (bless his soul), Nick, Roger and Dave would have been very proud of the show last night, and I enjoyed it immensely. Pink Floyd’s music has always evoked a very emotional response in me, and last night was no different – it was, as the name suggests, a Pink Floyd Experience.
The show started at 8pm and with a short intermission went until well after 11pm. The set list included a few oldies, some that I’ve not played for so long, but now remember how much I love (I’m sure that a few old Floyd albums will be pulled out over coming weeks), and the second half included the entire Dark Side of tthe Moon album. Here’s the set list (as best as I can remember, forgive me if I’ve forgotten a track);
Welcome to the Machine
Dogs
Echoes
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Arnold Layne
Astronomy Domine
Keep Talking
Sheep
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Learning to Fly
Speak To Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
The Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
Wish You Were Here
Run Like Hell
Comfortably Numb
I guess of the original Floyd, it is David Gilmour who is the “heart” of the band, especially in recent years. It was doubt over whether The Pink Floyd Experience could do his vocals and especially his guitar justice that had me expecting to be disappointed. However, front man and lead vocalist Stan Gratkowski was excellent, and lead guitarist Darren Whittaker nailed every single song perfectly. The three female singers in the band also did a superb job with the very demanding vocals in The Great Gig In The Sky – well done ladies.
The lighting and visuals were excellent also. I really couldn’t recommend this more highly, and will be going back to see them next time they are in town. Hurry back!
Absolutely brilliant!!! Saw the Friday night show at the Enmore and as usual I was blown away by the performance and musicianship of the PFE! This is the fourth time I have seen you guys and you get better each time. Loved the setlist – it was great to hear some of the early Floyd – Syd included. By far the best tribute band around. Can’t wait for your next visit. Thank you!!
Hi guys,
Saw you last time you were in Perth and you shined brilliantly, but I stupidly missed out this time.
Hurry back. Really wished Id been there this time round. Wont make the same mistake twice!
What a truly awesome show on Saturday 22 May at the Enmore theatre. I have seen Pink Floyd many years ago at Wembly and never thought that any band would be able to come close. The set was superb ranging from early Floyd through to the more recent, and I left the Enmore feeling truly fulfilled. I will wait with baited breath to when The Pink Floyd Experience return. I will be back! Cheers guys
I saw the Pink Floyd Experience last night at QPAC in Brissie and what an EXPERIENCE it was !!! Loved every minute of it. The musicians were the BEST, mesmerising. I had a balcony seat and with no one behind me, I got up and danced, to On The Run. I saw a man in a white shirt get up and groove to Comfortably Numb.
Thanks HEAPS guys…….YOU ROCK !
I first saw the PFE in about 2004 in Canberra, where some daggy colleagues called them Punk Floyd in appreciation of their Kiwi origins.
We were very impressed then, with the show comprising two parts, Dark Side of The Moon and The Wall. Dark Side was sensational and Stan Gratkowski was a revelation as the lead singer and central character in The Wall. My other memory from the Canberra show was Daz Whittaker, who has the Floyd lead guitar work down to a fine art. I just saw the PFE in Brisbane, and I was once again immersed in the sight, sound and feel of the Floyd. There is nothing like listening live to the lyrics, music and amazing soundscapes associated with PF.
We Aussies do have our own Pink Floyd show, called The Australian Pink Floyd Show, http://www.aussiefloyd.com/, and they are superb. Unfortunately, they moved to the UK in about 1993 and have not been seen since … unless you’ve been lucky enough to catch them in the UK, Europe, North America or South America. So that said, I am one Aussie who is very happy to have a quality show like the PFE downunder here in Oz. Do yourself a favour and go and see them.
Brilliant – i expected a good show and that’s exactly what i got. At times it was like being at a Pink Floyd gig and every song was played with such precision. A stunning show.
saw PFE at the Enmore on sat – absolutely brilliant! The sound was remarkable, so like the real thing and great to hear songs from the whole history of Floyd. The girls voices during Great gig in the sky blew me away completely and I suspect the saxophonist must have had a man backstage working a set of bellows to play like that. Incredible. Come back soon, and when you do I’ll be there front row centre.
We saw PFE at the Enmore on Friday and what a performance! Having seen the band several times before, we knew what to expect and we weren’t disappointed. The musicianship and the attention to detail is simply amazing. The only downside is that we won’t see them again for another year, but one thing is for sure…..we’ll be there!
Awsome show at the Enmore sat night . Everything was perfect, we just loved it.
Darren on lead guitar just blew our minds he is outstanding!!!Thank you PFE
for touring and letting us here these timeless tracks live.
You guys are the machine.
more tour dates would have been good as we would go again!
WOW!!!! Finally got to see PFE at the Enmore on Friday 21st May and will now be looking to see when these guys are touring again to book my seat.
To Stan, Daz, Glen, Ken, Rob, Roger, Stephanie, Wini and the other stellar female vocalist (who’s name I missed on the night) thankyou for the talent, professionalism and commitment to exellence that made this a truly great experience.
Although not ever able to see them live, I now know what it is like to be mesmerised by Pink Floyd in a concert and they say …’Always leave them wanting more’ – could I ask that next time you add in ‘On the Turning Away’ because that was about the only Pink Floyd ‘classic’ for mine that missed the set….
But hey, even in a 3 hour show, something’s going to miss out when you look at the breadth of quality music that they produce.
Do yourself a favour – If you thought about it ut haven’t booked yet, just DO IT!
What a brilliant performance!!! We were taken back in time with the gifted sound and lighting of a true Floyd experience.
“We set our controls to the heart of the sun and were taken to the dark side of the moon” and back many times during a great epic set list.
Please come back and tour real soon. Just awesome!!
Cheers Geoff & Nadeane
Did a 800 km round trip on the weekend to see the Sydney Show – was worth every kilometre. Captured the songs perfectly, the musicians really know their material. Phenomenal to see Echoes and Keep Talking performed perfectly – plus the whole of Dark Side of the Moon – especially Great Gig in the Sky (great work girls). The staging and lighting are first class. Even my wife had a great time and was blown away by the musicianship and quality of sound.
Congrats to all – keep up the great work.
I took my son and some friends to see the PFE show on Friday 21st May 2010 at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney. Having seen the band perform when they last came to Sydney, I was concerned that they wouldn’t be able to repeat that sensational performance. I am pleased to report that they started off with two of my favourites ‘Machine’ and ‘Pigs’ and the show just got better and better. They were brilliant!
Having grown up in the UK and been involved in the music scene in the 70s and 80s, I was fortunate to have seen Pink Floyd on several occassions. From the very early ‘Emily’ days to seeing them perform The Wall on two consecutive nights at Earls Court in 1981, just before I moved to Oz. I know from first hand experience, how good Pink Floyd were / are.
I stongly recommend that if you have never seen Pink Floyd or also saw them many years ago, to go and see Pink Floyd Experience while they are stiil in town. This is a show not to be missed!
Having been a Floyd Fan for 30+ years, my wife bought the tickets as birthday gift for the Sydney May 22 show. First time seeing PFE and was very impressed with all aspects of sound and quality and can instantly see the effort that was put into their act. I can’t wait unitl the next time they play and will be right there again. It’s a must see for any Floyd Fan!
I am only 13 years old and I thought I’d never experience Pink floyd. But then the pink floyd experience Came to sydney. There show was GREAT!. The lights were Perfect and spot on. The sound was very loud and powerful. The keyboard player was exactly like Rick Wright. The drummer had very powerful skill. The three female singers were Very Very Good. The bass player took on Roger Waters. The lead singer was extremely great!. But what really blew me away was the electric Guitarist, he was amazing (i think he beats david gilmour). It really was a great show. It carries on the Pink floyd legacy. Keep up the spectacular work.
Saw the show @ The Enmore in Sydney last night and would have to say that it was one of the most enjoyable gigs I have ever seen. Never seen Pink Floyd live but have been lucky enough to see Waters in concert, and the “Experience” left me feeling the same buzz I felt after seeing Waters.
For me, the highlight was GGITS. The vocals were mindblowing and I had goosebumps through the entire performance. Fantastic!
Do yourself a favour and see TPFE…you will not be disappointed.
Adelaide 19 May 2010 – Awesome guys and girls, awesome! From the beating sounds of Shine on, to the girls solos. If you have never seen this fantastic group of real musos feeling and playing the music, you do not know what you are missing. The music was so familiar, some a little different, and mostly was like listening to your favorite CD, go see this experience. 3 hours of excellence. Brilliant show and come back soon!
The PFE’s performance at the Burswood Theatre last Sat night was a fantastic night of entetainment .
In whole and individually , what a suberb group of “musicians” musicians, plying their trade so skillfully, and paying such high homage to the inspirational music of one of the greatest bands of all time, “Pink Floyd “.
Who needs a 5:1 Super Audo Sound System , or a Monaro V8 to sonically exhillarate the senses when you guys are around. A ridiculous lhigh level of enjoyment !
” From the very moment the haunting first synth of Shine appears…you know these guys KNOW there stuff. I have been waiting for this band to return to Perth since I first saw there amazing WALL show on both nights “
Felt The Experience last time they were in Adelaide. Really wasn’t too sure about going, as a mega Floyd fan and a bit of a purist I thought I would be disappointed. Even wasn’t sure about seeing Roger Waters (as a big Gilmour fan) but, wow, that was awesome. However back to The Experience, what an experience it was!! From the very beginning; the appropriate In the Flesh. If they were sent along as a surrogate band to find out where the fans really stand……well, it’s right behind these guys, they were excellent. Musically breathtaking and the showmanship was icing on the cake. I can’t wait to see these guys again. The sound was familiar yet new. Not a cover, something special, not to be missed by Floyd fans and fans of quality music in general.
Guys.. I have been following your work since 2000…. I have even been to Newcastle (i am from Sydney) to watch the concert… Best think ever… You are really taking Pink Floyd to the next level….. The voice and the instruments…. PERFECT…. Brillhant…
Keep going… I will be following for sure….. It is a MUST go concert….
I haven’t seen The Pink Floyd Experience before or the real deal Pink Floyd themsleves either for that matter. Although it was one of my boyhood dreams to meet Mr Dave Gilmour himslef, as I’m a guitar player and play alot of their songs. I’d dearly love to see them. I’m going to make a special effort to arrange to see this show. It will be awesome.
I have seen the band twice at the DY RSL Club both times were a little different & both times were brilliant, what I loved about the shows was there were no pyrotechnics or over the top light shows no giant pigs or brick walls, just great music & great lyrics performed by a exceptionally talented group of musicans that could be the real Pink Floyd. I am looking forward to seeing them again,and finding out what votes were carried forward for the song choices chosen by the fans.
I’ve seen this band seven times when living in Auckland NZ years ago and they are the closest thing you’ll ever experience to the real thing. i took my dad along who has seen Pink Floyd three times live the first time when they were support band to Jimmy Hendrix and even he said that The Pink Floyd Experience were as close as you’d get to Pink Floyd. He loved them too. Simply brilliant!!! Thanks for bring their music alive!!!!
A GIANT thankyou for coming back to Australia. I just can’t wait to Experience the Pink Floyd Experience again. I would much rather play your CD’s than most of my massive collection. Your show and band are the ultimate. See you in Sydney. Cheers Denise
The Pink Floyd Experience accurately portrays the troubled souls that made the genius of Roger Waters and Dave Gilmour so outstanding. Long may it continue!
More than simply trying to recreate the music, lights and effects of the original, this group actually does a homage to them with great respect, enthusiasm and dedication, not to mention remarkable ability. It was more than a homage, it was almost a resurrection!
From the opening chord, they never missed a beat and if you closed your eyes, you could see Waters, David Gilmour, et al. The band is slick, professional and on the button.
Rather than simply attempt to recreate the band’s music, which it does with sheer brilliance, this New Zealand-based show takes it to the next level in terms of staging, imagination and theatrics.
Do you have a poster of your back catalogue pic? I LOVE IT!!!!!!! Please tell me you do and how I can get one.
cheers
Linda
Love your music by some talented and gifted muso’s.I first heard Pink at a party in Glebe 1971 Sydney a long time ago.My first LP i brought and still have was Relics and some odd tracks i have been able to find.
So you could say i have listened to a lot of Pink Floyd over the years and i have not grown weary of them.I honestly cannot fault you guys and i listen intentently to your music ,what else can i say but Bravo to some accomplished guys.Love Darrens guitaring i only wish.
Are you playing Napier October 2010? recall seeing a sign in a window.
I think the Palais performance on 27/May/21010 was my 3rd PFE concert and even better that the first two! In fact so good that even after 3 months it’s still important for me to send my thanks to everyone in the PFE for a superb night’s entertainment.
Without shame I admit the Floyd are my favorite band. The first album I ever purchased was Dark Side of the Moon, while I was in high school. If you enjoy Pink Floyd’s music do not miss a chance to go to a PFE performance! Do NOT be put off by thoughts of “cover band” or “tribute band”. Do you think folks stepping out for an evening at the Berliner Philharmoniker think to themselves “oh, they’re only a Beethoven tribute band!” ? From either you get great music played by talented and passionate musicians – what more could you ask?
p.s. Thanks to Andrew Haysom for the set list – I think they played “Another Brick …” too.
p.p.s Did y’all ever publish the final rankings from the web site voting?
The concert at the Palais on May 27 was spectacular. My friends and I loved the concert so much, we were wondering whether there will be another concert in Melbourne this year. We would love to go again. Please arrange for another concert in Melbourne real soon. We will definitely be there.
Guys i wont rave on i’m just going to say The Brisbane show was truely AWSOME. The one and only thing I didnt enjoy was the flashing strobe light. Other than that the light show was just spectacular only next time I will have a few joints before the show.
Well done your an inspiration.
Saw the Sat night show at the Enmore – absolutely brilliant. The music, the sound, the lighting, the showmanship were all spot on. I was lucky enough to see the real Pink Floyd when they were last in Sydney many years ago and they were awesome. Obviously we will never be able to see the real Pink Floyd ever again, so go and see the Pink Floyd Experience – the next best thing.
I have been to see them several times now over the last few years and I will continue to do so every time they come to Australia (would love to see them do The Wall again!)
If you love PF music then make sure you go and see this band – I guarantee you won’t be disappointed!
the melbourne show was the one of the best days of my life….
i was stonned of my face and the lighting and projecter was doing my head in .hahaha . the music was spot on and if that is the closest thing that i will to Pink Floyd i am a happy man…..well teenager (17) .. all the songs i voted for were played exept hey you but that doesnt matter coz they played the whole DSOTM album
i came out of the theatre feeling euphoric and satisfied . next time they come to melbourne i will be there again.
Peace
I saw the Melbourne show, and I loved it. (I didn’t get that nostalgic, I am only in my early teens) You did a really good job, especially the keyboardist, you emulated the synths and samples really well. I thought that during the intro to Echoes, that keyboard bit was a little loud, but apart from that, the show was amazing.
I bought tickets for the Melbourne show months ago for my husband’s 60th thinking .. well it may not be the real thing but its a nostalgic night out….WOW !! It was so much more than I expected. The sounds and sights were wonderful and I really enjoyed hearing early Floyd that I have overlooked… I’m cracking out the vinyls! Thank you for the experience – we will be back!!
I saw the 3 hour plus Melbourne show last night and it was outstanding. Full length versions of Echoes, Dogs and Sheep (Pigs didn’t fly this time) and the entire DSOTM. Very talented and professional musicians playing with a passion for getting it right. Being a Gilmour fan I was particularly impressed with lead guitarist Daz and his Black Strat. Probably the only thing lacking (and this is being picky) was a pedal steel guitarist. Overall a great choice of songs and a memorable night that I’ll want to relive when they return to Melbourne again. Well done Pink Floyd Experience!
Being such a huge Pink Floyd fan, I went to the gig in Melbourne last night expecting to be a little disappointed, because no one can really do Floyd justice, right? Wrong. Very wrong. This New Zealand outfit are just superb. To call it a tribute show really doesn’t do it justice. They are a bunch of superbly talented musicians, obviously very passionate about Pink Floyd’s music and they put on a truly superb show. Rick (bless his soul), Nick, Roger and Dave would have been very proud of the show last night, and I enjoyed it immensely. Pink Floyd’s music has always evoked a very emotional response in me, and last night was no different – it was, as the name suggests, a Pink Floyd Experience.
The show started at 8pm and with a short intermission went until well after 11pm. The set list included a few oldies, some that I’ve not played for so long, but now remember how much I love (I’m sure that a few old Floyd albums will be pulled out over coming weeks), and the second half included the entire Dark Side of tthe Moon album. Here’s the set list (as best as I can remember, forgive me if I’ve forgotten a track);
Welcome to the Machine
Dogs
Echoes
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Arnold Layne
Astronomy Domine
Keep Talking
Sheep
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Learning to Fly
Speak To Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
The Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
Wish You Were Here
Run Like Hell
Comfortably Numb
I guess of the original Floyd, it is David Gilmour who is the “heart” of the band, especially in recent years. It was doubt over whether The Pink Floyd Experience could do his vocals and especially his guitar justice that had me expecting to be disappointed. However, front man and lead vocalist Stan Gratkowski was excellent, and lead guitarist Darren Whittaker nailed every single song perfectly. The three female singers in the band also did a superb job with the very demanding vocals in The Great Gig In The Sky – well done ladies.
The lighting and visuals were excellent also. I really couldn’t recommend this more highly, and will be going back to see them next time they are in town. Hurry back!
I think I might go get out my Animals CD!
Outstanding show in Melbourne; absolutely blown away by the music & lighting & that great NZ love. Hope to see you back soon.
Absolutely brilliant!!! Saw the Friday night show at the Enmore and as usual I was blown away by the performance and musicianship of the PFE! This is the fourth time I have seen you guys and you get better each time. Loved the setlist – it was great to hear some of the early Floyd – Syd included. By far the best tribute band around. Can’t wait for your next visit. Thank you!!
Hi guys,
Saw you last time you were in Perth and you shined brilliantly, but I stupidly missed out this time.
Hurry back. Really wished Id been there this time round. Wont make the same mistake twice!
What a truly awesome show on Saturday 22 May at the Enmore theatre. I have seen Pink Floyd many years ago at Wembly and never thought that any band would be able to come close. The set was superb ranging from early Floyd through to the more recent, and I left the Enmore feeling truly fulfilled. I will wait with baited breath to when The Pink Floyd Experience return. I will be back! Cheers guys
thanks very much, so entertaining, i was overwhelmed, to anyone think about going , think no more i had a fantastic night
I saw the Pink Floyd Experience last night at QPAC in Brissie and what an EXPERIENCE it was !!! Loved every minute of it. The musicians were the BEST, mesmerising. I had a balcony seat and with no one behind me, I got up and danced, to On The Run. I saw a man in a white shirt get up and groove to Comfortably Numb.
Thanks HEAPS guys…….YOU ROCK !
I first saw the PFE in about 2004 in Canberra, where some daggy colleagues called them Punk Floyd in appreciation of their Kiwi origins.
We were very impressed then, with the show comprising two parts, Dark Side of The Moon and The Wall. Dark Side was sensational and Stan Gratkowski was a revelation as the lead singer and central character in The Wall. My other memory from the Canberra show was Daz Whittaker, who has the Floyd lead guitar work down to a fine art. I just saw the PFE in Brisbane, and I was once again immersed in the sight, sound and feel of the Floyd. There is nothing like listening live to the lyrics, music and amazing soundscapes associated with PF.
We Aussies do have our own Pink Floyd show, called The Australian Pink Floyd Show, http://www.aussiefloyd.com/, and they are superb. Unfortunately, they moved to the UK in about 1993 and have not been seen since … unless you’ve been lucky enough to catch them in the UK, Europe, North America or South America. So that said, I am one Aussie who is very happy to have a quality show like the PFE downunder here in Oz. Do yourself a favour and go and see them.
Long live The Floyd.
Brilliant – i expected a good show and that’s exactly what i got. At times it was like being at a Pink Floyd gig and every song was played with such precision. A stunning show.
saw PFE at the Enmore on sat – absolutely brilliant! The sound was remarkable, so like the real thing and great to hear songs from the whole history of Floyd. The girls voices during Great gig in the sky blew me away completely and I suspect the saxophonist must have had a man backstage working a set of bellows to play like that. Incredible. Come back soon, and when you do I’ll be there front row centre.
We saw PFE at the Enmore on Friday and what a performance! Having seen the band several times before, we knew what to expect and we weren’t disappointed. The musicianship and the attention to detail is simply amazing. The only downside is that we won’t see them again for another year, but one thing is for sure…..we’ll be there!
Awsome show at the Enmore sat night . Everything was perfect, we just loved it.
Darren on lead guitar just blew our minds he is outstanding!!!Thank you PFE
for touring and letting us here these timeless tracks live.
You guys are the machine.
more tour dates would have been good as we would go again!
Cheers
Red
WOW!!!! Finally got to see PFE at the Enmore on Friday 21st May and will now be looking to see when these guys are touring again to book my seat.
To Stan, Daz, Glen, Ken, Rob, Roger, Stephanie, Wini and the other stellar female vocalist (who’s name I missed on the night) thankyou for the talent, professionalism and commitment to exellence that made this a truly great experience.
Although not ever able to see them live, I now know what it is like to be mesmerised by Pink Floyd in a concert and they say …’Always leave them wanting more’ – could I ask that next time you add in ‘On the Turning Away’ because that was about the only Pink Floyd ‘classic’ for mine that missed the set….
But hey, even in a 3 hour show, something’s going to miss out when you look at the breadth of quality music that they produce.
Do yourself a favour – If you thought about it ut haven’t booked yet, just DO IT!
What a brilliant performance!!! We were taken back in time with the gifted sound and lighting of a true Floyd experience.
“We set our controls to the heart of the sun and were taken to the dark side of the moon” and back many times during a great epic set list.
Please come back and tour real soon. Just awesome!!
Cheers Geoff & Nadeane
Did a 800 km round trip on the weekend to see the Sydney Show – was worth every kilometre. Captured the songs perfectly, the musicians really know their material. Phenomenal to see Echoes and Keep Talking performed perfectly – plus the whole of Dark Side of the Moon – especially Great Gig in the Sky (great work girls). The staging and lighting are first class. Even my wife had a great time and was blown away by the musicianship and quality of sound.
Congrats to all – keep up the great work.
Saw the show last night at the Enmore theatre in Sydney…Outstanding show from what i perceive as a group of talented musicians..
The show must go on!
I took my son and some friends to see the PFE show on Friday 21st May 2010 at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney. Having seen the band perform when they last came to Sydney, I was concerned that they wouldn’t be able to repeat that sensational performance. I am pleased to report that they started off with two of my favourites ‘Machine’ and ‘Pigs’ and the show just got better and better. They were brilliant!
Having grown up in the UK and been involved in the music scene in the 70s and 80s, I was fortunate to have seen Pink Floyd on several occassions. From the very early ‘Emily’ days to seeing them perform The Wall on two consecutive nights at Earls Court in 1981, just before I moved to Oz. I know from first hand experience, how good Pink Floyd were / are.
I stongly recommend that if you have never seen Pink Floyd or also saw them many years ago, to go and see Pink Floyd Experience while they are stiil in town. This is a show not to be missed!
Having been a Floyd Fan for 30+ years, my wife bought the tickets as birthday gift for the Sydney May 22 show. First time seeing PFE and was very impressed with all aspects of sound and quality and can instantly see the effort that was put into their act. I can’t wait unitl the next time they play and will be right there again. It’s a must see for any Floyd Fan!
I am only 13 years old and I thought I’d never experience Pink floyd. But then the pink floyd experience Came to sydney. There show was GREAT!. The lights were Perfect and spot on. The sound was very loud and powerful. The keyboard player was exactly like Rick Wright. The drummer had very powerful skill. The three female singers were Very Very Good. The bass player took on Roger Waters. The lead singer was extremely great!. But what really blew me away was the electric Guitarist, he was amazing (i think he beats david gilmour). It really was a great show. It carries on the Pink floyd legacy. Keep up the spectacular work.
Saw the show @ The Enmore in Sydney last night and would have to say that it was one of the most enjoyable gigs I have ever seen. Never seen Pink Floyd live but have been lucky enough to see Waters in concert, and the “Experience” left me feeling the same buzz I felt after seeing Waters.
For me, the highlight was GGITS. The vocals were mindblowing and I had goosebumps through the entire performance. Fantastic!
Do yourself a favour and see TPFE…you will not be disappointed.
I saw the show in Adelaide on May 19 and certainly left comfortably numb. Fantastic!!!
Adelaide 19 May 2010 – Awesome guys and girls, awesome! From the beating sounds of Shine on, to the girls solos. If you have never seen this fantastic group of real musos feeling and playing the music, you do not know what you are missing. The music was so familiar, some a little different, and mostly was like listening to your favorite CD, go see this experience. 3 hours of excellence. Brilliant show and come back soon!
The PFE’s performance at the Burswood Theatre last Sat night was a fantastic night of entetainment .
In whole and individually , what a suberb group of “musicians” musicians, plying their trade so skillfully, and paying such high homage to the inspirational music of one of the greatest bands of all time, “Pink Floyd “.
Who needs a 5:1 Super Audo Sound System , or a Monaro V8 to sonically exhillarate the senses when you guys are around. A ridiculous lhigh level of enjoyment !
Hurry back to Perth !!!
Grunt
Loved the Perth show last night, great guitarist. Amazing to hear full length versions of Echoes and Dogs.
” From the very moment the haunting first synth of Shine appears…you know these guys KNOW there stuff. I have been waiting for this band to return to Perth since I first saw there amazing WALL show on both nights “
Felt The Experience last time they were in Adelaide. Really wasn’t too sure about going, as a mega Floyd fan and a bit of a purist I thought I would be disappointed. Even wasn’t sure about seeing Roger Waters (as a big Gilmour fan) but, wow, that was awesome. However back to The Experience, what an experience it was!! From the very beginning; the appropriate In the Flesh. If they were sent along as a surrogate band to find out where the fans really stand……well, it’s right behind these guys, they were excellent. Musically breathtaking and the showmanship was icing on the cake. I can’t wait to see these guys again. The sound was familiar yet new. Not a cover, something special, not to be missed by Floyd fans and fans of quality music in general.
Guys.. I have been following your work since 2000…. I have even been to Newcastle (i am from Sydney) to watch the concert… Best think ever… You are really taking Pink Floyd to the next level….. The voice and the instruments…. PERFECT…. Brillhant…
Keep going… I will be following for sure….. It is a MUST go concert….
I saw Pink Floyd in Belguim 1989. It was an amazing gig and to top it off i caught Nick Masons’s drumstick in the crowd of 70,000!! Fantastic band.
Hi All,
I haven’t seen The Pink Floyd Experience before or the real deal Pink Floyd themsleves either for that matter. Although it was one of my boyhood dreams to meet Mr Dave Gilmour himslef, as I’m a guitar player and play alot of their songs. I’d dearly love to see them. I’m going to make a special effort to arrange to see this show. It will be awesome.
Hi Gary,
If you have seen The Pink Floyd Experience twice it would have been at The Enmore Theatre or The State Theatre … they have never played Dee Why RSL …
I have seen the band twice at the DY RSL Club both times were a little different & both times were brilliant, what I loved about the shows was there were no pyrotechnics or over the top light shows no giant pigs or brick walls, just great music & great lyrics performed by a exceptionally talented group of musicans that could be the real Pink Floyd. I am looking forward to seeing them again,and finding out what votes were carried forward for the song choices chosen by the fans.
I’ve seen this band seven times when living in Auckland NZ years ago and they are the closest thing you’ll ever experience to the real thing. i took my dad along who has seen Pink Floyd three times live the first time when they were support band to Jimmy Hendrix and even he said that The Pink Floyd Experience were as close as you’d get to Pink Floyd. He loved them too. Simply brilliant!!! Thanks for bring their music alive!!!!
An absolutely brilliant concert & recreation of Pink Floyd!
The band was amazing, the stage lighting and props were sensational. Overall, it was an excellent performance.
I can’t wait to see them again! What more can I say…..
Keep up the great work and genius recreation of Pink Floyd.
A GIANT thankyou for coming back to Australia. I just can’t wait to Experience the Pink Floyd Experience again. I would much rather play your CD’s than most of my massive collection. Your show and band are the ultimate. See you in Sydney. Cheers Denise
seen them in newcastle australia . as good as the real thing top band put there sole in the show cant wait to see them once more
The Pink Floyd Experience accurately portrays the troubled souls that made the genius of Roger Waters and Dave Gilmour so outstanding. Long may it continue!
More than simply trying to recreate the music, lights and effects of the original, this group actually does a homage to them with great respect, enthusiasm and dedication, not to mention remarkable ability. It was more than a homage, it was almost a resurrection!
From the opening chord, they never missed a beat and if you closed your eyes, you could see Waters, David Gilmour, et al. The band is slick, professional and on the button.
Rather than simply attempt to recreate the band’s music, which it does with sheer brilliance, this New Zealand-based show takes it to the next level in terms of staging, imagination and theatrics.