Biography
Bugenhagen
Johnny Turpin - Vocals, guitar, programming.
Dan Alford - Bass guitar and vocals.
Paul Fligg - Drums and backing vocals.
Saint Bees, United Kingdom
Bugenhagen were formed in spring 2015 from what was originally a Pink Floyd tribute. The desire to write and perform new original progressive rock music led the band away from being just a tribute, to being an original band who still play a big Pink Floyd set plus some of their other prog favourites. Johnny Turpin is the front man with Paul Fligg on Drums and Dan Alford on Bass. The band are influenced by Pink Floyd, Steven Wilson, Porcupine Tree, It bites, Frost*, Marillion, Genesis, and many other prog bands.
Live vocals, guitar, drums and Bass, are complimented by programmed keyboard and other instruments and effects to create a big professional sound. A successful year for the band so far has seen the release of the Album 'Bugenheigen' and also a great set of gigs including the highly successful Isle Of Man TT tour. The band have had some great reviews all over Europe, including Prog Magazine.
Dan Alford - Bass guitar and vocals.
Paul Fligg - Drums and backing vocals.
Saint Bees, United Kingdom
Bugenhagen were formed in spring 2015 from what was originally a Pink Floyd tribute. The desire to write and perform new original progressive rock music led the band away from being just a tribute, to being an original band who still play a big Pink Floyd set plus some of their other prog favourites. Johnny Turpin is the front man with Paul Fligg on Drums and Dan Alford on Bass. The band are influenced by Pink Floyd, Steven Wilson, Porcupine Tree, It bites, Frost*, Marillion, Genesis, and many other prog bands.
Live vocals, guitar, drums and Bass, are complimented by programmed keyboard and other instruments and effects to create a big professional sound. A successful year for the band so far has seen the release of the Album 'Bugenheigen' and also a great set of gigs including the highly successful Isle Of Man TT tour. The band have had some great reviews all over Europe, including Prog Magazine.