The Stumble Inn last night was a terrific night. I knew we'd do well there being local for some of us but I didn’t think the crowd would have been able to sing louder than we could through the fantastic sounding rig of Chris Warsop (Red Wine Music), long time sound engineer for Maet Loaf. We used some 26 channels on his mixing desk so he had his work cut out that night and he certainly proved his ability to make a big band like ours sound great! The audience at The Stumble have always been a good crowd but last night they were at their very best! Not only singing along at full volume, they were in tune too, some of the best audience vocals we've heard! Thanks to Jenny, The Stumble Landlady, for handing over the room to us for the night. We had a great time and who knows; we may pop back and do another gig sometime.

What a great first gig we had. We've only just managed to get the audio out to the band and I think overall we're pretty happy with our performance as a new band. As Pink Floyd Tribute Bands go we're definitely giving the rest something to think about. Anybody who doesn't have a full compliment of musicians on stage will be starting to think twice, I know I would be if I had seen us that night. Many people commented on the fact that we had a guitarist that plays and sings like David Gilmour and someone even said we had the potential to be as good as Australian Floyd if we had been going as long as them. Lot's of people were also saying how the 3 backing vocals (one of which plays Saxophones very well as it happens) made the night too. They said things like they were great to watch doing all the dance moves as they do on Pulse DVD. Overall we had a great night, a great turn out and we played a respectable gig. The sound left a lot to be desired but we were at the mercy of the in-house engineer who had never dealt with 24 channels all at the same time in one night.. :-) He did okay though for a first attempt. We will eventually have our own engineer but first we need to learn to walk confidently. We have work to do in our constant striving for perfection and a couple more songs to add and some to take out etc. Hopefully we have some video footage that is reasonable enough for you soon. We had three cameras rolling at the Bigge Venue so fingers crossed the editor can find some decent footage to put on our site. All in all we're moving onwards and upwards and welcome you to join Pink Floyd Experience any time you can.

We now have our first recorded demo online available naturally via our demo page linked from above. Breathe is the first song on the list. We have more demos to come with Money next in line to be uploaded in the next couple of weeks once it mixed. We hope you like our demo and hope it shows you the standards we are working to in our aim to be the UK's leading Pink Floyd Tribute band.

We now have a presence on FaceBook, we're becoming quite technical.. :-) Please do join us on FaceBook or MySpace if you have them to help keep in touch with us. Click the images below to visit our pages.

Finally we have our last backing vocalist in place. Lindsay Martin has joined us in the last few weeks and is really working well now with the rest of the band, especially with the difficult task of the backing vocals and trying to recreate the fantastic sound of the real Pink Floyd. We'll have a photo of Lindsay on the band page as soon as possible so you know what she looks like. Look out for that in near future. Lindsay is really looking forward to singing for you so please give her a really warm welcome when you see us.

19th May 2009

We have now added our photographs and names to the band page for you to see who we are in the facial sense. We are still looking for a backing vocalist to join Louise and Marie in the band. If you are easy going, reliable and a good communicator and of course, you can sing and harmonize then please get in touch with us via the contact page and we'll arrange for you to join in on the next rehearsal.