The Scottish Pink Floyd made a triumphant post-lockdown return to the stage on Sunday night in Aberdeen's beautiful Tivoli Theatre. Playing 2 and a half hours of music live for the first time in almost 2 years. Joining them on stage were 2 of the three new backing singers, Joan Patrick and Leanne Hood, with the 3rd backing singer Laura Hill joining the band at their next show.
Due to lockdown measures, the following shows have been postponed until further notice:
Beat Generator (Rescheduled for August 1st)
Prog in the Park - Dunfermline
Lux - Kirkintilloch
Depending on how long coronavirus lasts, more gigs may be rescheduled, we will keep you informed here and on facebook when we know more.
Stay safe and Shine on!
A MASSIVE thank you to Steely Dan and their production crew for offering members of the Scottish Pink Floyd tickets to their show at the SSE Hydro on Wednesday 20th February (which we gratefully accepted).
Steely Dan were rehearsing at the same studio complex as the Scottish Floyd when many of the crew got talking to our band, and happened to mention that they themselves were big Floyd fans.
When the day of the Steely Dan performance came around, members of the Scottish Floyd were delighted to be seated just 4 rows from the stage. We were recognised by a couple of the roadies who shouted: “Hey, it's Pink Floyd!” - probably to the confusion of the audience members around us.
Donald Fagan and the rest of the band put on great performances of classics such as ‘Rikki Don't Lose that Number’, ‘Dirty Work’ and ‘Reelin' in the Years’, with fantastic support from Steve Winwood.
