El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill

El Monstero showed Pink Floyd fans that they could eat their meat and have their pudding during a well-attended concert on Art Hill in Forest Park on August 23, 2014. Billing themselves as "the definitive Pink Floyd tribute experience," El Monstero faithfully performed classic cuts from their heroes' impressive song catalogue.

Photos by Steve Truesdell for the Riverfront Times.

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El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill
El Monstero Plays Pink Floyd on Art Hill

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