The Australian Pink Floyd Show Confirmed For Inaugural Greenwich Music Time
Fresh from a sold-out UK tour, which included a date at The O2 Arena in London, The Australian Pink Floyd Show joins the bill for this summer’s inaugural Greenwich Music Time, a brand new four-day concert series taking place against the stunning backdrop of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
Having sold over three million tickets in concerts that have taken place in 35 countries, The Australian Pink Floyd Show is rightfully hailed as one of the most in-demand touring entities currently operating and the band have received widespread critical acclaim for their breathtaking live show which draws heavily on iconic Floyd albums The Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here and The Division Bell.
Performing on the opening night of Greenwich Music Time, The Australian Pink Floyd Show joins a world class programme that boasts international stars Jools Holland, Russell Watson and Goldfrapp. See attached press release for more information.
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson: "Greenwich Music Time will add to the unbeatable variety of great music events that London hosts throughout the year. Amidst the historic surroundings of the Old Royal Naval College, it promises to be a summertime treat and will be another reason to visit this increasingly exciting part of the capital. I am a passionate believer in high quality music education and opportunities for young musicians to play live, so I am delighted that Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, who we are working with on one of our key education projects, are also involved."
Tickets for The Australian Pink Floyd Show go on sale to local residents from Wednesday 19th March and on general sale from Friday 21st March 2014. Tickets for all other shows are on sale now.
Tickets are available from www.greenwichmusictime.co.uk or by calling 0871 620 7069.
Greenwich Music Time Line-up:
Wednesday August 20th
The Australian Pink Floyd Show
Thursday August 21st
Goldfrapp
Friday August 22nd
Russell Watson and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with special guests
Saturday August 23rd
Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra with special guest stars Melanie C & Marc Almond
Having sold over three million tickets in concerts that have taken place in 35 countries, The Australian Pink Floyd Show is rightfully hailed as one of the most in-demand touring entities currently operating and the band have received widespread critical acclaim for their breathtaking live show which draws heavily on iconic Floyd albums The Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here and The Division Bell.
Performing on the opening night of Greenwich Music Time, The Australian Pink Floyd Show joins a world class programme that boasts international stars Jools Holland, Russell Watson and Goldfrapp. See attached press release for more information.
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson: "Greenwich Music Time will add to the unbeatable variety of great music events that London hosts throughout the year. Amidst the historic surroundings of the Old Royal Naval College, it promises to be a summertime treat and will be another reason to visit this increasingly exciting part of the capital. I am a passionate believer in high quality music education and opportunities for young musicians to play live, so I am delighted that Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, who we are working with on one of our key education projects, are also involved."
Tickets for The Australian Pink Floyd Show go on sale to local residents from Wednesday 19th March and on general sale from Friday 21st March 2014. Tickets for all other shows are on sale now.
Tickets are available from www.greenwichmusictime.co.uk or by calling 0871 620 7069.
Greenwich Music Time Line-up:
Wednesday August 20th
The Australian Pink Floyd Show
Thursday August 21st
Goldfrapp
Friday August 22nd
Russell Watson and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with special guests
Saturday August 23rd
Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra with special guest stars Melanie C & Marc Almond
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