The Australian Pink Floyd Show brings its greatest hits tour, with stage set, video animation and live sound, to the Milton Keynes Theatre.
The Australian Pink Floyd Show play Milton Keynes Theatre on Wednesday 18 November, as part of their The Happiest Days Of Our Lives tour. It's a greatest hits run across the UK, so they'll be pulling from the best-known parts of the Pink Floyd catalogue rather than sticking to one album. The set comes with the stage set, video animation and live sound they're known for, so it's as much about the visuals as the music.
The band formed in Adelaide, South Australia, back in 1988 and has since become one of the world's biggest progressive and psychedelic rock tribute acts. They've sold over five million tickets worldwide, and they once played at David Gilmour's 50th birthday party, where they earned praise from the original Pink Floyd members themselves. The whole point of their show is to recreate the Pink Floyd experience as closely as possible, and they do that with a full stage set, lasers, inflatables and video animation that run alongside the music.
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Milton Keynes Theatre is a modern regional flagship that opened in 1999, designed by Blonski-Heard. It holds between 900 and 1,400 people and has a retractable ceiling that adjusts the auditorium's size and acoustics to suit the performance. If you're bringing anyone younger, keep in mind that under-16s must be accompanied by an adult over 18. The theatre is at 500 Marlborough Gate, Milton Keynes MK9 3NZ.
