Alan Parsons Live Project

British rock pioneer Alan Parsons began his musical career as a sound engineer working with the Beatles, Al Stewart, Cockney Rebel and Pilo, but solidified his reputation by on Pink Floyd's seminal work, Dark Side of the Moon. With 1980s The Turn of a Friendly Card, the Alan Parsons Project scored a Top 20 hit, "Games People Play; " 1982's "Eye in the Sky", was their most successful effort, and notched a Top Three hit with its title track. While the 1984 release Ammonia Avenue went gold and subsequent… Show more records including 1985's Vulture Culture, 1987's Gaudi and 1996's On Air have found favor with longtime fans, new works continue to cultivate new fans and an all new following.

Alan's name alone brings to mind his unique and ground breaking work on Dark Side of the Moon. This now-historic musical work has etched his name into the minds of all of Rock music's fans and will for decades and decades to come. It is often said that this album will be heard and loved by music fans for the next thousand years... the thought is daunting. However, it underscores Alan's contribution to the arts and his profile as one of the most historically significant Artists of a generation.

A contributing factor to the continued growth of Alan Parsons and the worldwide touring moniker Alan Parsons "Live" Project is a loyal fan base, which is due to his many music fans of decades past who purchased what has become, for many, the most important music of their lives. Many of the parents of today's youth tell their children about the first time they listened to Dark Side and what the album meant to them. The result is a natural curiosity by these young music fans about the members of Pink Floyd and Alan Parsons.

Still one of rock's most successful producers, songwriters and performers, Chicago Bulls and New Orleans Saints fans today instantly recognize "Sirius," a popular Alan Parsons Project track, and a Parsons concert remains an unforgettable and ever-evolving experience.

Don't miss the ultimate rock Renaissance Man in concert for one night only at Parker Playhouse.

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