Shine On The Pink Floyd Experience

Shine On The Live Pink Floyd Experience has been wowing audiences for over 17 years. With it’s eleven-piece ensemble modeled after Pink Floyd’s last two touring bands, they are able to capture the near orchestral soundscape that is the Pink Floyd live experience. Each song has been meticulously crafted down to every detail by the seasoned musicians and ,delivered with passion and excellence. The write up from Jen Bacon from Backstage 360 says it best.

“I had the good fortune of attending a Shine On live stream tribute concert presented by Alert The Globe at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano. When I arrived at the venue the eleven-member ensemble was in the middle of their sound check. My interest was piqued by many guitarists, multiple keyboardists, saxophone player, drummer and several backup singers that filled the decent size stage end to end.

The live stream concert got underway, and almost as if I dropped the needle on to my one-inch grooved Wall Album, “In The Flesh?” flowed out of the concert amps and into my ear eager eardrums. I was immediately impressed with drummer Bill Lawrence who took on the vocal role of Roger Waters. Bill Lawrence’s tone and inflection delivered the same kind of tonality and passion heard from Waters on the original track.

Then the band rolled out “Another Brick In The Wall (part 1)” off the same album. Their lead guitarist Aaron Broering seemed to channel the ethereal intonation of David Gilmour through the strings of his Stratocaster. Shine On didn’t miss a beat. They included the helicopter sound effects that took them into the next song “The Happiest Days Of Our Lives” and on into “Another Brick In The Wall (part-2)” bassist Ray Brezden perfectly delivered the meaty baseline hook of the song. Drummer Bill Lawrence chanted the famous… “Stand still laddie,” with a spot-on British accent. Then keyboardist Barry Hovis pulled out a bull horn and used it to inquire… “how can you have any pudding when you don’t eat your meat?” which genuinely demonstrated the bands dedication to authenticity.”

As a testament to Shine On’s authenticity and integrity, Pink Floyd sax player Scott Page often joins them to create the most authentic Pink Floyd Live Experience available.
Shine On is a passionate group of artists with a genuine appreciation of Pink Floyd’s amazing contribution of great music that has stood the test of time and popularity over many generations. It’s a show that captivates a wide audience, both the young and old. Shine On, not content with the usual moniker of “Tribute Band,” prefer to describe themselves as “The Live Pink Floyd Experience.” with that in mind, each performance is truly an Experience to remember. As Jen at Backstage 360 sums up:

“It was a captivating show that I enjoyed in its entirety.
Shine On delivered it in a big way, superbly creating a genuine Pink Floyd live experience.”
Go to ShineOnLive.com for the whole experience.