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Dark Side of The Wall Returns to Ibstock – Promo Video Inside

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The countdown is on… Dark Side Of The Wall is heading back to The Palace, Ibstock on Saturday 1st November 2025, and we’ve got a sneak peek to set the mood. 🎥

Check out the short promo video below for a taste of what’s coming:

Soaring solos, hypnotic lights, and the unmistakable pulse of Floyd classics delivered with passion and precision.

Whether you’re a seasoned Floydian or a curious newcomer, this is your chance to experience the magic live. No gimmicks. No egos. Just a band of fans playing for fans—with lasers.

🎟️ Tickets are moving fast, so grab yours now and join us for a night of sonic immersion and visual spectacle.

🐷 “Pig in the Wings!” — Banbury 2025

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Captured from the side of the stage by our very own Louise Wilson — backing vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and stealth videographer — this clip from The Mill Arts Centre, Banbury, is a rare glimpse behind the curtain.

It’s Dark Side of The Wall magic from a new angle: lasers blazing, crowd roaring, and the band locked in. But it’s the vantage point that makes this one special — filmed from the wings, where Louise stood with phone in hand and a grin full of mischief.

Fans dubbed it “Pig in the Wings” — a nod to Animals, a wink to Floyd’s inflatable pig lore, and a salute to the woman behind the lens (webmaster: at least, one hopes so!). Whether you were there or not, this video puts you right in the thick of it.

Watch The Full Show!

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In 2022, the full sonic and visual spectacle of Dark Side Of The Wall was captured in stunning detail, thanks to a collaboration with Ampro Media.

Now, for the first time, Floyd fans can experience that unforgettable night in its entirety—on DVD and Blu-ray and digital download.

This special one-off concert film is more than just a record of a show. It’s a celebration of nearly three decades of live performances, energy, and devotion to the spirit of Pink Floyd. Filmed with a multi-camera setup and mixed with care to bring out every nuance, this is a front-row seat to one of the UK’s longest-standing and most respected Floyd tributes at their powerful best.

So whether you were there in the room or discovering them for the first time, settle in for over two hours of immersive music, bold lighting, and unmistakable atmosphere. Crank it up. Let the lasers swirl. And step back into the Dark Side.

Dark Side Of The Wall – Comfortably Numb, Tamworth Assembly Rooms

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A final chord before the silence.

Captured live on Saturday 14th March 2020 at Tamworth Assembly Rooms, this performance of Comfortably Numb was the last before Dark Side Of The Wall—and the rest of the UK—went into lockdown. Shot from a static GoPro beside the mixing desk, the footage is raw, unfiltered, and entirely fitting for the moment.

It’s a snapshot of a band in full stride, unaware it would be their final show for some time. The audience, the atmosphere, and the power of the song all converge in a poignant reminder of what live music gives us—and what we temporarily lost.

Turn it up, and take yourself back to that last Saturday night before the world changed.

Dark Side Of The Wall – Official Promo (2016)

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A snapshot in time. A statement of intent.

This official 2016 promo offers a fast-paced introduction to Dark Side Of The Wall—one of the UK’s most respected and enduring Pink Floyd tribute acts. Set against a backdrop of explosive visuals, tight musicianship, and audience energy, it distills decades of experience and passion into just a few unforgettable moments.

Whether you’re new to the band or have followed every pulse of the laser, this short film captures exactly what DSOTW is all about: powerful music, immersive production, and a genuine love for the legacy of Pink Floyd.

Dark Side Of The Wall – The Swan Theatre

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Filmed at The Swan Theatre, Worcester on 4th October 2014, this striking time-lapse condenses a full 2+ hour Dark Side Of The Wall performance into just 1 minute 22 seconds of pure momentum.

Set to a live version of Shine On You Crazy Diamond recorded at Stoney Stanton in 2013, the film captures the electric pulse of setup, lights, lasers, and performance in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it montage.

It’s a visual tribute not only to the band’s atmosphere and precision but also to the behind-the-scenes choreography that brings each show to life. This is Pink Floyd’s world distilled through the lens of movement, colour, and music — a miniature epic born of patience and passion.