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The Australian Pink Floyd Show Brings "Echoes Of '77" Tour to Germany in 2027

other · 2026-10-20

The Australian Pink Floyd Show will tour Germany in 2027 under the banner "Echoes Of '77," a program built around the 1970s. The setlist draws on Pink Floyd's 1977 album "Animals" while also including classics and highlights from the years before and after it. Formed in 1988, the band describes itself as the world's best-known Pink Floyd tribute act and points to a career spanning the decades since. Its live productions rely on modern lighting technology and elaborate laser displays, a staging approach matched to Pink Floyd's psychedelic sound. The tour announcement was reported by Alica Dähn for kulturnews.de, which lists the act under the psychedelic rock and progressive rock tags. The same outlet's music coverage includes Giant Rooks discussing their new album with Louisa Schumacher, a ticket giveaway for Dust Bolt, a FENNE LILY competition item by Verena Reygers, The Wombats marking the 20th anniversary of their debut album "A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation" with a tour, Master Peace touring behind his second album, and Kula Shaker playing Germany in spring 2027.

Key facts

  • The Australian Pink Floyd Show tours Germany in 2027 with the "Echoes Of '77" program
  • The tour focuses on the 1970s and includes songs from Pink Floyd's 1977 album "Animals"
  • The setlist also features classics from before and after that period
  • The band has existed since 1988
  • Shows use modern lighting and elaborate laser effects suited to psychedelic sound
  • The announcement was reported by Alica Dähn on kulturnews.de
  • The act is categorized as psychedelic rock and progressive rock
  • Kula Shaker is scheduled to play in Germany in spring 2027

Entities

Artists

  • Alica Dähn
  • Louisa Schumacher
  • Verena Reygers
  • Pink Floyd
  • Giant Rooks
  • Dust Bolt
  • FENNE LILY
  • The Wombats
  • Master Peace
  • Kula Shaker

Institutions

  • The Australian Pink Floyd Show
  • kulturnews.de

Locations

  • Germany
  • Australia

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