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PINK FLOYD - ТЁМНАЯ СТОРОНА ЛУНЫ - в концерте

The Dark Side of the Moon -- In Concert Aldersgrense : 18 år For info om vergeordning, se våre nettsider. Relive the magic of Pink Floyd's groundbreaking album, The Dark Side of the Moon, as it comes to life in an extraordinary live concert experience. Featuring some of the original band members of Pink Floyd, David Gilmour and Roger Waters tours, this tribute performance promises to transport fans back to the legendary era of Pink Floyd's live shows. Dark Side of the Moon - In Concert is dedicated to meticulously recreating the iconic Pink Floyd live experience. The international tour spans a diverse array of venues---both grand and intimate---offering fans a range of performances from greatest hits to complete album tributes and unique collaborations. Each show combines striking visuals with superior sound quality, faithfully echoing the essence of Pink Floyd's original concerts. As Pink Floyd's original touring days have passed, this tribute seeks to capture that unparalleled live magic. The 10-member ensemble, featuring three original backup vocalists, meticulously recreates every aspect of Pink Floyd's sound---from gear and instruments to the specific types of strings and drum tensions. Every detail is carefully adjusted to mirror the classic Floydian sound, ensuring an authentic experience. Embracing modern technology, the show incorporates cutting-edge digital consoles, vibrant LED screens, and intricate lighting systems. State-of-the-art syncing methods ensure a performance of exceptional accuracy and professionalism. In celebration of the album's 50th anniversary, a new stage design and a grand round screen have been introduced. The tour has already been met with acclaim across Europe, performing at historic open-air venues and drawing crowds of over 7,000. This marks the debut of the tour in the USA and Canada, where it continues to receive rave reviews for its innovative lighting and immersive video art. The Dark Side of the Moon has sold over 45 million