The Machine at Penn’s Peak | June 20, 2026
Penn’s Peak sits on top of a mountain in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, with views stretching more than 50 miles across the valley — and on Saturday, June 20, one of the most rigorously faithful Pink Floyd tributes in the country is making the climb.
About The Machine
The Machine takes the Penn’s Peak stage at 8:00 PM for a full night of Pink Floyd. The band has been doing this since 1988, founded in Rockland County, New York by drummer Tahrah Cohen and the late Joe Pascarell. Nearly four decades in, they remain one of the most serious tribute acts working — drawing from all 15 Pink Floyd albums, running full end-to-end performances including Dark Side of the Moon, and bringing the theatrical lighting production of Floyd’s arena era to every room they play.
Rolling Stone said it plainly: “They duplicate the sound and hits of Pink Floyd with chilling accuracy.” Spin Magazine was equally direct: “They sound exactly like Pink Floyd, and that’s what counts.”
They have played Bonnaroo and collaborated with symphonies from Atlanta to the Buffalo Philharmonic. This is not a bar band covering “Comfortably Numb” — it is the full experience, elaborate staging and all.
About Penn’s Peak
Penn’s Peak is worth knowing about if you don’t already. The timber-frame interior holds up to 1,800 for reserved shows, the full-service Roadies Restaurant and Bar handles food and drinks before the set, and the mountaintop setting gives you panoramic views stretching more than 50 miles across the valley. It is the premier live music destination for the Pocono Mountains and Lehigh Valley region — a legitimate destination drive from anywhere in the area. Budget the time, get there early, and grab a table before the room fills.
Tickets & Details
Tickets are on sale now. Showtime is 8:00 PM.
The Machine | Penn’s Peak | 325 Maury Road, Jim Thorpe, PA | Saturday, June 20, 2026 | 8:00 PM