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JUST FLOYD

Music • Rock

South Australia

JUST FLOYD is an Adelaide based 7 piece Pink Floyd tribute show; known for its spine tingling representation from the Pink Floyd repertoire. The 2-2½ hour performance showcases many of the popular arrangements from Pink Floyds' award winning albums. Along with spectacular lighting, visuals and surround sound to create the ambience within the moment. The talent of each member shines through their seamless performance totaling decades of musical stage performance and a passion for Pink Floyd. Members include Phil Jones- bass vocals. Rino Cufone- Drums, Rueben Mullens- Lead & Rhythm, Aaron Lloyd- Lead & Rythym, Mark Lloyd- Main Vocals Keyboard, Cathy Elsmore, Main & backing Vocals and Richard Squires- Saxaphone.

Presented by: The House of SAP Pty Ltd

The House of SAP established in 1993, by Rino Cufone, it houses 5 rehearsal rooms, recording facilities and Production services. Created to encourage young musicians, learn, focus and develop their talent and skills.
Located at 17 McGowan Street Pooraka, a place to come together with other musicians to create their own material and practice live performance. Equipment hire for live shows supported with our sound engineers Carmine Garreffa, Ben Taylor, Dave Usher, Frank Castell, Rino Cufone and lighting tech Justin Accatino. The recording studio within the premises has state of the art equipment and is run by a talented experienced sound engineer Jarred Nettle.
The House of SAP supports local and live music, and expanded into Live Streaming services with a great talented team.

Mild Occasional Sexual References, Loud noises, Smoke Effects, Strobe Lighting

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

On backing vocals was Cathy Elsmore; an incredible singer. When she sang the opening vocal on “The Great Gig in the Sky” the crowd erupted. - Kerry Cooper, stage whispers