Name: ALL FLOYD - WISH YOU WERE HERE 2025 - Stantonbury Theatre, Milton Keynes
Start: 2025-04-12T18:30:00+00:00
Location: Stantonbury Theatre

ALL FLOYD - WISH YOU WERE HERE 2025 - Stantonbury Theatre, Milton Keynes

ALL FLOYD are back in 2025, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s WISH YOU WERE HERE. It’s an opportunity to experience the whole Album along with other favourite classics. With a stunning light show, engaging video, and world class quadraphonic sound system, it’s no wonder ALL FLOYD have rightly earned the reputation of creating one of the best and most authentic live experiences of Pink Floyd.
Book your tickets early as this is definitely a show not to be missed!
Pink Floyd released Wish You Were Here, a larger than-life masterpiece in 1975. ALL FLOYD’s 2025 tour celebrates the sublime musicianship and timeless melodies on its 50th Anniversary bringing an essential and immersive experience of this classic album.
Following on from ALL FLOYD’s hugely successful and highly respected Dark Side of the Moon and Division Bell tours, they have meticulously recreated the intricate song structures, complex and soaring synthesiser themes and classic blues melodies of the original Wish You Were Here album, bringing the very essence of Pink Floyd to theatres around the UK. Their 2025 tour provides the opportunity for music lovers to experience the Album in its entirety along with favourite classics from the Dark Side of the Moon, The Division Bell, The Wall, Animals, and more.
With their unsurpassed attention to detail they have been selling out theatres since their first show in 2018.
“Incredible performance by the whole group. I’ve seen dozens of Pink Floyd tribute acts including Australian Pink Floyd but yours was spectacular, note for note perfection.”
“The closest thing vocally and musically to the real thing. These guys are the best you will see”
“Has to be one of the finest bands playing Pink Floyd”
“The visuals and lighting were as impressive as the music, adding to the atmosphere and bringing the music to life in a way that fully engaged everyone in the venue.”