The world-famous Pink Floyd tribute band The Australian Pink Floyd Show, often known as the Australian Pink Floyd, was founded in Adelaide, South Australia, in 1988. The band uses a variety of visual aids, such as lasers, inflatables, and a giant display panel akin to Mr. Screen, in its live performances to recreate the appearance, feel, and sound of Pink Floyd's latter world tours. The Australian Pink Floyd Show is a well-known tribute band that perfectly mimics the sound of Pink Floyd's music. They have played in a variety of locations across the world.

The group is renowned for faithfully recreating the subtleties of Pink Floyd's music. For instance, Pete Cornish, who has collaborated frequently with David Gilmour, created special components for Steve Mac's guitar rig that are based on Gilmour's setup. The band also maintains relationships with former Pink Floyd employees including Clive Brooks, Nick Mason's longtime drum tech, and Colin Norfield, who worked as a sound engineer on Pink Floyd's 1994 Division Bell Tour as well as Gilmour's solo career.

Live performances of The Australian Pink Floyd Show take place in front of a circular screen with clever lights placed all around it. Films and animations are shown on a screen during a concert to enhance the band's light show. The band frequently incorporates inflatables into their performances, such as Skippy, their own enormous pink kangaroo, and the famous pig from Pink Floyd's Division Bell Tour.

In conclusion, the Australian Pink Floyd Show has established itself as a cherished tribute act that perfectly captures the spirit of Pink Floyd's recordings and live performances. The band has given audiences all around the world an unforgettable and immersive experience with their attention to detail and use of visual aids..

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