SINCE the year 2000, Off The Wall, The Music of Pink Floyd has become THE Pink Floyd show to see. In the past ten years, the band has played to thousands and thousands of Pink Floyd fans the world over with massive shows across the UK, Europe, the Far East and South America. Stunning audiences with a spectacular sound and light extravaganza, the band faithfully reproduce the classic music of Pink Floyd - This is the Pink Floyd tribute band that inspired other Pink Floyd tributes to start.

Authentic sound of Pink Floyd

Constantly striving for authenticity, new members have been recruited to the band during 2008/9 leading to the hardest hitting line-up yet. Augmenting the dynamic and soulful vocals of original members – Kevin Fitzpatrick (keys) and guitar wizard David “Fluff” Fortune – is bassist and vocalist Ian Hawkins. Reproducing the legendary Roger Water’s classics from “The Wall” (complete with aviator shades and leather coat) with all the bite of the original, he also blasts the room apart with the infamous bass solo from “One of These Days.”
Vocalist Sulene Fleming (joined 2009) stops the show with a breathtaking “Great Gig in the Sky” and, together with Sharn Adele delivers knockout back-up vocals through the whole show.

Top saxophone players, Snake Davis (M People, Was Not Was etc) and Steve Beighton (Take That, Paul Carrick) are the icing on the cake delivering the solos on “Money,” “Us and Them” and “Shine on You Crazy Diamond” with both taste and professionalism.
Last year, Off The Wall toured Japan, Russia and Portugal incorporating a show for the President of Chechnya into the hectic schedule by special request (the tour bus given a police escort at hair-raising speeds to the venue) This year, they have played across the UK as part of a special celebratory Tenth Anniversary tour, including a sell-out show at the historic Halifax Piece Hall as well as returning triumphant to another massive show in the Algarve, Portugal.

Recommended by the BBC

2011 brings a whole new show but catch this one while you can – not for nothing did the BBC describe the band as: “One of the best concert experiences you can have.”