Next year will mark half a century since a pig learned to fly. The Australian Pink Floyd Show are coming to Kraków on 30 March 2027, to celebrate this anniversary with us. And there’ll be plenty of Pink Floyd’s greatest hits for your ears to enjoy.

Released in January 1977, Animals was the tenth studio album of the British band. It showcased Pink Floyd as mature, bitter, politically engaged yet disillusioned – and aiming to disenchant their listens too. Inspired by Orwell’s Animal Farm, the album remains just as thought-provoking today and an important cornerstone in the band’s aesthetic identity – from the iconic cover art with the Battersea power station to the flying pig that leaped from the record sleeve onto their concert stages.

The Australian Pink Floyd Show aims to celebrate the Animals anniversary by including in their setlist more songs off the record than usual. We’ll also get to hear the rarely performed live “Echoes,” a composition which has been enjoying a revived interest after the re-release of the concert film Live at Pompeii. First and foremost, however, the Kraków concert setlist will be rooted in the most glorious elements of the Pink Floyd legacy. After all, the “greatest hits” subtitle in the tour’s name does not stand for nothing.

The Australian Pink Floyd Show is the best tribute show of the British rock legend, fully embodying the musical and visual aspects of the original concerts. Since 1988, the Australians have toured the whole world, performing in over 35 countries and selling over 5 million concert tickets. They perform the Pink Floyd repertoire with surgical precision, all accompanied by a spectacular light and laser show, video animations and other special effects. And of course, the flying pig – it’s hardly the show without it.

Source: press release