Brit Floyd Tickets

I have seen Pink Floyd 4 times. 1973 in Detroit at a hockey arena Metal and Dark side of the moon whole albums no video 1975 - once in Denver and twice in Detroit Dark side of the moon album, with round video screen Somehow I had the idea from watching the Red Rock video, that they were going to do Dark Side of the moon album, which they didn't. It was just individual songs in no particular order. The musicians were good, but I was disappointed. Too high expectations. Also the video was not that good compare to the actual PF.

I've been seeing these guys ever since they were members of Australian Pink Floyd, and the true talent of that band have since formed Brit Floyd. If you're a true Pink Floyd fan, you owe it to yourself to see BF; they are incredible live, sound and production both!! I'll go see them every time they come around! I just saw them in San Diego and am looking forward to their show at the Greek in L.A.

Tight, clean, and professional instrumental and vocal performances. Excellent guitar. A great reproduction of Pink Floyd. A fascinating spectrum of Pink Floyd from the 60s to the 90s. In addition to Time, striking highlights include Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Wish You Were Here (wow), Great Gig in The Sky (dead-on female vocals), Pigs - Three Different Ones (incredible guitar, standing ovation well-deserved), Comfortably Numb (favorite guitar solo), and Run Like Hell (a nice encore to end the concert).

This was the first time seeing Brit Floyd so I was not sure what to expect. I was totally blown away. The show was phenomenal in every way. We will see them again.

They sounded great and the laser light show was excellent!!! Background singer who sang the Great Gig in the Sky was phenomenal!!! Was impressed when they did Pigs (Three Different Ones) the full 11.28 second song. Can't wait until they come again!

This was our first Brit Floyd concert and our first show at Red Rocks, so needless to say we got one hell of a deal!!!! This show was filmed for PBS which was awesome and historic! The sound blew my mind away. It was pitch perfect and the instruments were beautifully played. Kudos to the sound techs. The lights were everything we hoped they would be and more...especially at red rocks. The animations were amazing. Could have been a little bigger, but no worries. This show was phenomenal. GO SEE THEM!! You won't be disappointed!!

This is the first time I've seen Brit Floyd, though I did see basically the same group in their guise as Aussie Floyd more than once. They were supposed to play San Diego last year but cancelled at the last minute. That date would have made for an excellent comparison between Brit and Aussie Floyds, since I saw AF in Mesa, AZ a week later. Oh well.... Anyway, I was somewhat disappointed with the concert on May 8 at Balboa Theater in SD. First, I have to agree with thegammas - the bass was way too heavy - more like a rap concert. Although it was a bit disconcerting during the concert, I didn't really think about it much until we decided to leave during the encore. From outside the theater, it was much more apparent. The entire building was vibrating. No wonder my ears were ringing! Second, I don't know if Damien was just "off" that day but his vocals were a bit "sharp". This was really noticeable at times. Third, although Balboa Theater is typically a good venue for many acts, the stage was too small for BF. There were no lasers - something we've all come to expect from any "Floyd" act (was the venue afraid they would damage the decor?) and there was barely enough room on the stage for the performers and the round screen. The other lighting was well done but I really missed the lasers. One huge positive - they played for three hours with only a 15-minute break in the middle. Compare to AF's typical 1-1/2 to 2 hour concerts and I can say that all in all, I definitely got my money's worth. In fact on the way home, my friend and I agreed we were "Floyded Out" for once (don't think for long, though). I would likely attend if they play in SD again. I just hope they choose a different venue.

A show not to miss. Like many others, I'd have to agree, one of the finest concerts I've ever been to. I'm hooked, will be back again on future tours for sure.

I gave this show a 5 because I couldn't give it a 4.5.....We were 4 rows from the stage, dead center and the bass sounded as if it was coming from the trunk of a pimped out 62 Impala.... too much boom and too overpowering...The sax player did not have enough volume during his solo's.....I actually complained to the sax player during the break and the second half of the show sounded better, but maybe it was because I had lost the lower ranges of my hearing by then...However, this band was great....everything about the show was first class and very well performed....If there is a better tribute band I'd love to hear them..as for now this one is # 1 on my list......This show was not well attended and the band could have chose to "take the night off" but they didn't and my son and I had a great time ! ! !

I am always wary of tribute bands, but these guys (and gals) blew me away . I grew up with Pink Floyd, saw them in concert more than once, and so feel qualified to say they are fantastic! They strike an excellent balance between very faithful recreation of the songs, over-dubbing of sounds from the original recordings (such as dogs barking from Animals), and their own influences on the arrangements. They didn't over play the songs yet they played with great intensity. I highly recommend this show to anyone whom enjoys Pink Floyd. My only critique is for the sound engineers. As you read this next part don’t let it sway you from seeing this band. From my spot on the floor, eighth row center, the sound left MUCH to be desired. The bass was MUCH too loud, overpowering the subtitles of the other instruments, and towards the end of the show had become a distraction. The engineers and the bassist all seemed clueless about it. Many people in my section commented about it. The backup singers were hard to hear which is a shame because they are awesome. I expected much more from the engineers, and fortunately the musicians overcame the sound deficiencies.

I will get right to the point: Last night my wife and I went to Beacon Theater to see Brit Floyd. Sound was bad especially microphones. Absolutely unacceptable job done by sound engineers. The mood of artists was like they were doing us a favor by coming out to play. I will not go to Brit Floyd concert ever again. My previous experiences with Pink Floyd music (besides Gilmour and Waters) was: Australian Pink Floyd – 2 concerts and loved both of them

I wasn't sure what to expect from Brit Floyd, but let me tell you, I was blown away by them!! It was hands down the best concert I have ever been to. I loved the light show, and the video they had playing in the back ground. And not to mention their voices were incredible. If you closed your eyes you would've thought you were at a Pink Floyd concert for sure. My boyfriend wasn't 100% sure if he wanted to go, and now he is searching for other dates to go again! This was so worth it, and I am more than happy I went!

And I've seen a lot of shows. I am old enough to have seen Pink Floyd in 1976. This show was perfectly perfect. The light show was fantastically duplicated, the singing was perfect, the drums and guitars were all excellent! I would highly recommend this show!!

Having seen Brit Floyd in larger venues, this was a unique chance to see them in a more cozy theater. The volume was not as loud, but that was fine. However, there were a few surprising and uncharacteristic glitches with some technical matters at the onset, which was smoothed over nicely. Otherwise, the set list was diverse, and the only notable exception was Time. I was sitting near others who have not seen them before, and they literally gasped upon hearing the beginning of the Great Gig in the Sky, and Dogs. They are pros, and obviously work hard at re-creating Pink Floyd in a most authentic manner. I would highly recommend this group to all, if you are even a casual Pink Floyd fan, for there is no closer emulation of this once in a lifetime creativity and sound.

I saw this show in Atlanta on April 2, 2013 and it fulfilled and surpassed my expectations. Everything was absolutely spot on; these musicians are extremely talented in their respective roles. The vocals sounded just like Gilmore and Waters. The visuals that were put on were also absolutely awesome and went really well with the music. I will definitely be seeing Brit Floyd next year!

I attended the Brit Floyd show at Red Rocks last September and was blown away by the show. After watching you tube I was expecting a good show but you have to be there, especially at Red Rocks to appreciate it. After seeing the real Floyd I can say I enjoyed this show as much as any concert I have seen in 45 years of concerts including the Beatles I hope this becomes a yearly ritual at Red Rocks It is a must see show!!!

I saw Brit Floyd several weeks ago at The Music Hall In Detroit and they were incredible. The sound was perfect as well as their song selection. They played a little bit of everything and the concert was almost three hours long. But the most outstanding thing was their musicianship, everyone in the band was incredible, it is impossible to pick out one favorite in the group because they were all amazing. If I had to pick a highlight of the evening I'll pick two, the lead guitar playing on Shine on You Crazy Diamond and the solo singing performance by the female singer on The Great Gig In The Sky both were perfect. Go see Brit Floyd if they come near you and you will experience an evening of incredible music.

Great music, sound and lighting. If you had your eyes closed, you could not tell the difference between PF and Brit Floyd. One GREAT show.

Seen the orginal Pink Floyd twice....never thought I'd ever say this, but BritFloyd is every bit as good as Pink Floyd. Both visually and musically. Without question a must see for any Pink Floyd fan.

Ill keep it short and to the point. If your reading this you must have an interest in Pink Floyd. That being said.... GO GO GO.