Classic rock albums come to life at Harris Center

For those who are craving classic rock music from the past, the Harris Center has a show for you. Harris Center for the Arts is presenting Classic Albums Live (CAL) on May 26 at 7:30 p.m. with performances covering Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and much more. The performance will take some of the greatest rock albums of all time and recreate them live on stage. "CAL are curators," says founder Craig Martin. "These albums are historic and stand the test of time, and CAL honors these recordings and their fans by delivering performances that sound exactly like the records." To do this, CAL boasts an exceptional ensemble of performers, all of whom have graced music's elite stages and collaborated with industry icons in studios and on stage. "CAL is a modern-day orchestra," Martin emphasizes, "utilizing the highest-level players whose unique ability to focus and execute with precision is essential to authentically recreating these records." Classic Albums Live at the Harris Center will offer two distinct experiences: a faithful rendition of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in the first half, followed by a dynamic set featuring the artist's greatest hits. "Classic Albums Live knows how to perform this album," Martin says. "It's complex and full of soul. It was our flagship show in 2003. It's the album that changed everything. It's a masterpiece that will be remembered forever." Interested persons can buy tickets at the following link: https://www.harriscenter.net/pink-floyd-x108240