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Brit Floyd “World Tour 2022”: “Echoes” Takes Center Stage

Article contributed by sam a. marshall | published on thursday, march 17, 2022.

Fans of the legendary British progressive rock band Pink Floyd will have numerous opportunities to hear their music performed live in 2022. Of course, they will be able to catch original Floyd members Roger Waters and Nick Mason showcasing their classic songs with Roger's solo tour of the U.S. and Nick's Europe tour later this year. But also, a small handful of seasoned Floyd-themed bands, including the international touring unit Brit Floyd , have major 2022 tours on deck in North America. So much Floyd, so little time!

Brit Floyd – now with more than ten years of road experience under their belt – have another fully-booked year ahead in 2022. And, in fact, the North American leg of their “World Tour 2022” is already under way, having just kicked off on the East Coast in mid-March. Then, after more than 60 dates in the U.S. and Canada, the band will shift to Europe in Fall 2022 for a clutch of about 25 shows in various countries.

First having come onto the touring scene in 2011, Brit Floyd have become a perennial favorite among Floyd fans worldwide, and for multiple reasons. First, they load their shows with many obvious, must-hear PF songs. As part of the total experience, they also replicate PF’s dramatic lighting and multimedia effects with their own twists. But, most important, the shows stay musically fresh through rotation of non-hit album tracks, from tour to tour. In short, nothing is off the table with Brit Floyd.

According to the band’s founder, lead guitarist and musical director Damian Darlington, audiences can always count on Brit Floyd for chunky servings of favorites – such as “Money,” “Shine on You Crazy Diamond,“ “Learning to Fly,” “Run Like Hell,” “Wish You Were Here” and “One of These Days.” Yet, adds Darlington, who helps to craft the band’s set lists, serious fans can expect their fair share of deep Floyd, too.

“Obviously, we can’t leave folks behind by going too deep,” says Darlington, noting that the BF repertoire reflects all Floyd eras, from the first album with songs by founder Syd Barrett through the post-Roger Waters years.

“We’ve performed quite a few [pre-Dark Side] songs, such as ‘Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun’,” he says, explaining BF’s focus on variety and the element of surprise. In fact, over the past 11 years, they have revisited nearly every PF album, including Floyd’s 2014 swan song The Endless River. “People who attend more than one tour hear new things each time. And it’s more interesting for us, too.”

During their earlier tours, Brit Floyd had followed the crowd-pleasing route, performing classic albums, including Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall, in their entirety. Yet, in time, BF have taken a more thematic approach of rotating LP album “sides” or featuring longer, multi-section epics, including “Dogs” from PF’s 1977 Animals album. And, when the time is right, they have even been known to perform that most celebrated and desired epic in Pink Floyd history, “Echoes,” from the 1971 album Meddle.

Fortunately for fans of this classic Floyd track, as Damian Darlington points out, “Echoes” will once again take center stage in 2022.

“It’s too wonderful of a piece of music to leave lying around too long,” says Darlington, noting that Brit Floyd first performed this dramatic set piece on their 2011 debut tour, then revisited it in 2016. Just two years ago, he adds, BF activated the song again to mark the song’s 50th anniversary on the 2020-21 tours. So now, the anniversary celebration of “Echoes” continues into another year.

“It’s such an emotional journey, with its delicate passages, the ‘funky’ jam, and the mysterious [sounding] middle section,” he says, expressing his personal admiration for the multi-part Floyd masterpiece. “Some [newer] Floyd fans at a show may not recognize it at first, but ‘Echoes’ always makes a big impression on audiences.”

Darlington, who oversees all aspects of Brit Floyd’s production, says that recent solo shows by former Floyd bassist Roger Waters, drummer Nick Mason and guitarist David Gilmour have triggered ideas for updating BF’s shows. That is, when his own “night job” hasn’t gotten in the way.

“I did see Roger’s production of The Wall [in 2010] but missed his last tour, since our schedules overlapped so tightly. We work a lot! But I also got to see David in 2016 and Nick in 2018. You hear things and think, ‘Ohh, we should add that one.’ For example, Nick’s band did ‘Fearless’ [from Meddle]. Definitely a nice addition. So we added it for 2019, and audiences reacted very well.”

Much has been going on with Brit Floyd and much lies ahead, Darlington summarizes. As he notes, BF recently broke new ground, with a brief, first-ever tour of Japan, in late winter of 2019. And they periodically document tours visually with DVD releases, such as the very successful Live at Red Rocks set, although a new DVD has yet to be announced. Meanwhile, he adds, fans can expect more set list experimentation down the road.

This could even include adding “a solo song each” from the post-Floyd careers of David Gilmour and Roger Waters, he says, to add a “sense of their continuing creative legacies” beyond Pink Floyd.

“This is wonderful music to perform, and demand for it is strong all around the world,” says Darlington, who had spent 17 years in his band’s other major competitor, the Australian Pink Floyd Show, before launching Brit Floyd himself in 2011. “And there’s no sign of it stopping anytime soon.”

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It’s funny how classic rock has evolved over the decades since its heyday in the 70s. These days, surrogate bands – or tribute bands as they’re more affectionately called – have grown in stature to a level not dreamed of a couple of decades ago. Sporting their own merch, concert DVDs and even VIP meet and greets, these surrogates are creating their very own cult of personality as hungry audiences gobble up any chance to relive their youth, or perhaps experience a sliver of what they missed out on back in the day. The fact that the actual final incarnations of Queen , Yes , Roger Waters/Nick Mason and – until recently – Genesis are still touring in real time doesn’t diminish the dozens of tribute bands who also tour their music and who draw impressively large crowds as they do so. 

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Although the band is celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most popular and well-known albums in the history of rock, Brit Floyd isn’t pandering just to the casual Floyd fan. This approach is apparent even in the recorded warm-up music played during the hour before the band takes the stage, including such Floyd rarities as “Grantchester Meadows,” “Terminal Frost” and “Obscured By Clouds” . Similar nuggets will appear in the evening’s set-list but the inevitable concert opener has to be “Speak To Me/Breathe” which establishes the skill of the band and their dedication to replicating the original, complete with steel guitar. They quickly jump forward in time to the Gilmour -led era with the standout “What Do You Want From Me” , which is accompanied by a stinging guitar solo and the appearance of three female backup singers, a Floyd staple. 

The first set is mostly a slow-paced affair which isn’t too surprising given Floyd ’s catalog. “The Great Gig In The Sky” features spot-on vocals from Eva Avila , while bassist Ian Cattle gives his best Waters vocal homage during the unexpected “Gunner’s Dream”, segueing into Ryan Saranich ’s soulful saxophone solo. The band does rock it up a bit with the fan-favorite “Young Lust” , accompanied by a saucy video montage, and they are sure to do it right by including the opening intro “Empty Spaces” . Brit Floyd displays their ability to seamlessly traverse era’s by playing the acoustic deep cut “Fearless” (a personal favorite) from “Meddle” followed immediately by “Happiest Days of Our Lives/Another Brick Pt. 2” , which works convincingly well. After band leader Damian Darlingto n flawlessly executes one of the best guitar solos in rock ’n roll as we know it, Edo Scordo rounds out the song with an inspired additional guitar solo, one of the night’s few moments of expanding on the original recording (which he later follows up by adding tasty Spanish guitar to the end of “High Hopes” after Darlington ’s steel guitar solo). And yes, they do bring out a local school choir on stage to add to the visual impact of “We don’t need no education”. 

By the time Intermission ends, the summer night is sufficiently dark to make the most of the band’s special effects, nicely complimenting the natural effects that Red Rocks is renown for. “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” is the other classic set opener and the crowd revels in Matt Riddle ’s keyboard treatment of it, along with the 4-note signature guitar motif that shook the world. Still, Saranich seems to always garner the most applause with those short but impactful sax solos, and it’s always a treat to hear the deep tone of a baritone sax in “Shine” before he pivots to the tenor. As the sax fades out into the mist, an image of Sid comes onto the circular screen, a nice nod to some of the source inspiration for the song. Brit Floyd are very good at adding classy touches like this throughout the show. Appropriately, “See Emily Play” follows, one of Syd’s early hits for the band. 

A highlight of the second set is “Pigs (Three Different Ones)” which finds Scordo pulling swine calls out of his guitar during the interlude as Darlington commands the talk box guitar. The latter portion of the 12 minute piece is spotlighted by Darlington launching into one of the fiercest guitar solos of the evening. The audience needs a breather afterwards, which “Wish You Were Here” is perfectly timed to offer, the screen lighting up with images of the Floyd band members throughout their career and ending with the final group appearance at Live 8, bringing a tear to the eye. 

The lighting and laser displays take it up a notch for the final run of “One of These Days” , “Brain Damage/Eclipse” and finally “Comfortably Numb”. The closing piece adds a bit of classic Floyd theater to the stage, with a Bob Geldof -like “Pink” slouched in a chair in his living room while the film version of The Wall cleverly plays on the TV.  Cattell plays “the Doctor” and acts out the role during the verses while Andy Robbins takes his spot on bass. Again, Brit Floyd going the extra mile to make a show more than just the music. But ah, the music is there, too, in all its glory. This time around Scordo takes the first classic guitar solo, leaving Darlington to follow up with one of the all-time greats in rock guitar moments. The grand disco ball descends from its overhang and Red Rocks is bathed in the glow of visual and aural bliss. 

After leaving 10,000 fans comfortably numb, there’s hardly need for an encore. But Brit Floyd are up for the task, not only delivering the expected “Run Like Hell” as the final visual blowout, but also pulling in “The Final Cut” ’s rocker “Not Now John” . Fuck all that. It’s good fun and at nearly 3 hours, this is an epic Floyd show to please nearly any fan of the band. (No, there was no “Echoes” tonight, they played that in last year’s set) Truly, Brit Floyd is an experience that does justice to the massive legacy that the original Floyd has left. Hats off to the entire band and staff who worked hard to add a little Pink to these Red Rocks . Most assuredly they’ll be back again next summer with a new set-list to continue the tradition. 

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