As many of you are aware, there are Pink Floyd tribute bands and shows across the world, bringing good music (played with varying degrees of success!) to local pubs, clubs and halls. With the sheer number of them, it is impossible to provide coverage of these bands, but occasionally there are rare exceptions.

We know that many of you enjoy the Australian Pink Floyd show, and they are currently on a huge tour of the UK. They are also playing in Sweden shortly. Taking in UK venues that will be well known to the Floyd fan, they are even playing at the same venue in Manchester as Roger Waters himself will be in May - a testament to their success.

And we've got a pair of tickets to the show of your choice to give away!

UK record company Redline Records (part of Cherry Red) have just released "Re-Building The Wall", a superb 2CD set of some of the biggest progressive and rock musicians interpreting and reconstructing Roger Waters' conceptual masterpiece, Pink Floyd's epic 1979 album.

Featuring almost a complete "who's who" of musicians on the various tracks (from bands such as Yes, ELP, Jethro Tull, The Doors, and many more), it is a blistering, yet faithful, tribute to the original classic album - a very enjoyable experience.

Some of you will recall our story from November 9th last year, concerning Nick Mason helping out the Children In Need charity. Ian Doyle and Mike Ridley, who do a lot of freelance work publicising the Royal International Air Tattoo, RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, have sent us an update on this story.

Nick, along with Bruce Dickinson (vocalist with Iron Maiden and part time commercial B757 pilot), are due to make a short appearance at the world's largest airshow this summer. They have agreed to transport the winners of the BBC Children in Need Royal International Air Tattoo competition to RAF Fairford Gloucestershire in July 2007, and we have more details of what this will entail...

Our thanks to all of you who entered our "Pink Floyd - The Wall" promo cels giveaway! We've now picked two correct entries at random, and the lucky winners are: Alessandro Arcangeli, from Genova, Italy, and Martin Jordan, from Kent, England. Congrats to these two, and better luck next time to the many who weren't so lucky. You can still buy the remaining sets from www.fab4art.com, while stock lasts!