Pocket Floyd

Marlborough musician Mark Hancock brings his ingenious three-piece Pink Floyd tribute to Woodcote Village Hall, complete with projections, lights and lasers. 

How do you squeeze the epic sound and spectacle of Pink Floyd into Woodcote Village Hall and similar venues? For Mark Hancock, the answer was technology. The result is Pocket Floyd, an ambitious three-piece tribute band. Mark first dreamed up the concept five years ago having played in a 10-piece covers band performing the Dark Side of the Moon. Wanting something suited to smaller venues, he recorded thousands of hours of instruments and developed a setup allowing him to play guitar, bass, keyboards and sing alongside a guitarist and drummer. He then programmed video projections, lights and lasers to work in sequence with the music and Pocket Floyd was born. 

Launching in August at to a sell-out audience at Shinfield Players Theatre in Reading, now Woodcote gets its turn, with Pink Floyd favourites, immersive visuals and plenty of atmosphere! 

Doors open 6.45pm Music from 7.30pm Licensed Bar and Free Parking